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  1. Historic debut for First time ever our Volleyball NT has qualified to the World Championships. There obviously no expectations of a win as we ended in a tough group, The goal is to watch and learn from the big guns and try to win a set or two Barbora Koseková (MHB Békéscsaba ) Anna Kohútová (FC Argeș Pitești ) Karin Palgutová (LOVB Houston ) Zuzana Šepeľová (Levallois Paris Saint-Cloud ) Karolína Fričová (Les Burdis Bordeaux ) Lucia Herdová (Steel Volley Linz-Steg ) Simona Jelínková (VK Dukla Liberec ) Tereza Hrušecká (Dinamo Bucharest ) Nina Wienand-Herelová (VC Wiesbaden ) Ema Smiešková (VK Slovan Bratislava) Emma Erteltová (Sens Volley 89 ) Karin Šunderlíková (Vasas Budapest ) Ema Magdinová (Slávia UK Bratislava) Skarleta Jančová (VK Slovan Bratislava)
  2. Slovakia at the World Games 2025 1 - 2 - 3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5th and 6th Medal were added to the final amount for during the last day of the Games, second and third Bronze, Finally First medal also for a male representative and medal also for our two teenagers including the youngest athlete of our delegation 14 years old Sara Žuborová. Emma Strculová Motosurf (W Individual) BRONZE MEDAL Marek Škamla / Sara Žuborová Motosurf (Mixed Relay) BRONZE MEDAL
  3. Canoe Slalom C2 and 50km Race Walk please
  4. 2 bronzes at the end... Were hoping for more, but this was unusually extremely chaotic final The Mixed relay finished 2nd but put a protest against our team Because while taking the motosurf out of the water before the relay excahnge our male leg, slipped and ended up with his feet in the water.... We were penalised for 30 seconds and dropped to 5th But then out of nothing send a protest against China for constant bad exchanges, which obviously nobody was controling as we started to be used for this week you know ... and the officials then were forced to penalize both Chinese pairs lol and we somehow get back to the podium but only with a bit disappointing bronze... The female part of the team Sara Žuborová was btw the youngest member of our World Games team at her 14 In the Womens competiton she was well on her silver position she was occupying the whole week, just to fall into the water in the final and finished 4th. 2 years older Emma Strculová at least won Bronze. 2 bronzes at the end... we were hoping for more, but yeah, that´s sport, sometimes nice and sometimes cruel
  5. won the prestigious annual U18 summer tournament the Hlinka Gretzky Cup 2025 in and Group - 5-3 - 6-2 - 1-9 - 1-4 - 3-4 After OT - 0-5 1. CAN 9 2. FIN 4 ............ 3. CZE 3 ............ 4. SUI 2 Group - 0-10 - 3-6 - 5-3 - 1-0 - 8-1 - 0-7 1. SWE 9 2. USA 6 ............ 3. SVK 3 ............ 4. GER 0 Semifinals - 3-4 After PSO - 6-5 After OT 7th Place Match - 5-2 5th Place Match - 5-2 Bronze Medal Match - 3-0 Gold Medal Match - 3-5
  6. Her 6th NR this season in 8 runs. Such a pity there no European Champs this year, A historic Silver which would do a lot of good to our sport would be possible I guess, but yeah, anyway still a superb season for Emma.
  7. Anyone else having issue to click on some options today like the emojis on the post or the notification bell, or is it only me ?
  8. Emmaaaaa !
  9. Albania - Lara Colturi (Alpine Skiing) / Denni Xhepa (Alpine Skiing) Andorra - Cande Moreno (Alpine Skiing) / Irineu Altiniras Esteve (Cross-Country Skiing) / Joan Verdu (Alpine Skiing) Argentina - Francesca Baruzzi Farriol (Alpine Skiing) / Franco Dal Farra (Cross-Country Skiing) Armenia - Karina Akopova (Figure Skating)/ Nikita Rakhmanin (Figure Skating) Australia - Jakara Anthony (Freestyle Skiing) / Matt Graham (Freestyle Skiing) Austria - Anna Gasser (Snowboarding) / Benjamin Karl (Snowboarding) Azerbaijan - Anastasia Alina Papathoma Paraskevaidou (Alpine Skiing) / Vladimir Litvintsev (Figure Skating) Belgium - Hanne Desmet (Short Track Speed Skating) / Maximilien Drion (Ski Mountaineering) Benin - Nathan Tchibozo (Alpine Skiing) Bolivia - Timo Juhani Gronlund (Cross-Country Skiing) Bosnia and Herzegovina - Elvedina Muzaferija (Alpine Skiing) / Marko Sljivic (Alpine Skiing) Brazil - Nicole Rocha Silveira (Skeleton) / Lucas Pinheiro Braathen (Alpine Skiing) Bulgaria - Alexandra Feigin (Figure Skating) / Vladimir Iliev (Biathlon) Canada - Marielle Thompson (Freestyle Skiing) / Mikael Kingsbury (Freestyle Skiing) Chile - Matilde Schwencke (Alpine Skiing) / Sebastian Endrestad (Cross-Country Skiing) China - Zhang Chutong (Short Track Speed Skating) / Ning Zhongyan (Speed Skating) Chinese Taipei - Lin Sin-Rong (Bobsleigh) / Li Yu-Hsiang (Figure Skating) Colombia - Fredrik Fodstad (Cross-Country Skiing) Croatia - Valentina Ascic (Short Track Speed Skating) / Matija Legovic (Biathlon) Cyprus - Andrea Loizidou (Alpine Skiing) / Yianno Kouyoumdjian (Alpine Skiing) Czechia - Lucie Charvátová (Biathlon) / David Pastrňák (Ice Hockey) Denmark - Denise Dupont (Curling) / Jesper Jensen Aebo (Ice Hockey) Ecuador - Klaus Jungbluth Rodriguez (Cross-Country Skiing) Eritrea - Shannon Abeda (Alpine Skiing) Estonia - Johanna Talihaerm (Biathlon) / Marten Liiv (Speed Skating) Finland - Krista Parmakoski (Cross-Country Skiing) / Mikko Lehtonen (Ice Hockey) France - Chloe Trespeuch (Snowboarding) / Clement Noel (Alpine Skiing) Georgia - Nino Tsiklauri (Alpine Skiing, Cortina) / Luka Buchukuri (Alpine Skiing, Cortina) / Diana Davis (Figure Skating, Milano) / Luka Berulava (Figure Skating, Milano) Germany - Katharina Schmid (Ski Jumping) / Leon Draisaitl (Ice Hockey) Great Britain - Lilah Fear (Figure Skating) / Brad Hall (Bobsleigh) Greece - Nefeli Tita (Cross-Country Skiing) / AJ Ginnis (Alpine Skiing) Guinea-Bissau - Winston Tang (Alpine Skiing) Haiti - Stevenson Savart (Cross-Country Skiing) Hong Kong - Eloise Yung Shih King (Alpine Skiing) / Kwok Tsz Fung (Short Track Speed Skating) Hungary - Maja Somodi (Short Track Speed Skating) / Bence Nogradi (Short Track Speed Skating) Iceland - Elin van Pelt (Alpine Skiing) / Jon Erik Sigurdsson (Alpine Skiing) India - Arif Mohd Khan (Alpine Skiing) Individual Neutral Athletes - Volunteer Iran - Samaneh Beyrami Baher (Cross-Country Skiing) / Danyal Saveh Shemshaki (Cross-Country Skiing) Ireland - Anabelle Zurbay (Alpine Skiing) / Thomas Maloney Westgard (Cross-Country Skiing) Israel - Mariia Seniuk (Figure Skating) / Jared Firestone (Skeleton) Italy - Federica Brignone (Alpine Skiing, Cortina) / Amos Mosaner (Curling, Cortina) / Arianna Fontana (Short Track Speed Skating, Milano) / Federico Pellegrino (Cross Country Skiing, Milano) Jamaica - Mica Moore (Bobsleigh)/ Henri Rivers (Alpine Skiing) Japan - Sena Tomita (Snowboarding) / Wataru Morishige (Speed Skating) Kazakhstan - Ayaulum Amrenova (Freestyle Skiing) / Denis Nikisha (Short Track Speed Skating) Kenya - Sabrina Simader (Alpine Skiing) / Issa Gachingiri Labordet dit Pierre (Alpine Skiing) Kosovo - Kiana Kryeziu (Alpine Skiing) / Drin Kokaj (Alpine Skiing) Kyrgyzstan - Artur Saparbekov (Cross-Country Skiing) Latvia - Dzenefera Germane (Alpine Skiing) / Kaspars Daugavins (Ice Hockey) Lebanon - Andrea Elie Antoine El-Hayek (Alpine Skiing) Liechtenstein - Martin Kranz (Bobsleigh) Lithuania - Allison Reed (Figure Skiing) / Saulius Ambrilevičius (Figure Skating) Luxembourg - Matthieu Osch (Alpine Skiing) Madagascar - Mialitiana Clerc (Alpine Skiing) / Mathieu Gravier (Alpine Skiing) Malaysia - Aruwin Salehhuddin (Alpine Skiing) Malta - Jenny Axisa Eriksen (Cross-Country Skiing) Mexico - Sarah Schlepper (Alpine Skiing) / Donovan Carrillo (Figure Skating) Moldova - Elizaveta Hlusovici (Cross-Country Skiing) / Iulian Luchin (Cross-Country Skiing) Monaco - Arnaud Alessandria (Alpine Skiing) Mongolia - Ariuntungalag Enkhbayar (Cross-Country Skiing) / Ariunbat Altanzul (Alpine Skiing) Montenegro - Branislav Pekovic (Alpine Skiing) Morocco - Pietro Tranchina (Alpine Skiing) Netherlands - Kimberley Bos (Skeleton) / Jens van´t Wout (Short Track Speed Skating) New Zealand - Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Snowboarding) / Ben Barclay (Freestyle Skiing) Nigeria - Samuel Uduigowme Ikpefan (Cross-Country Skiing) North Macedonia - Jana Atanasovska (Alpine Skiing) / Stavre Jada (Cross-Country Skiing) Norway - Kajsa Vickhoff Lie (Alpine Skiing) / Peder Kongshaug (Speed Skating) Pakistan - Muhammad Karim (Alpine Skiing) Philippines - Tallulah Proulx (Alpine Skiing) / Francis Ceccarelli (Cross-Country Skiing) Poland - Natalia Czerwonka (Speed Skating) / Kamil Stoch (Ski Jumping) Portugal - Vanina Guerillot (Alpine Skiing) / Jose Cabeca (Cross-Country Skiing) Puerto Rico - Kellie Delka (Skeleton) Romania - Julia Sauter (Figure Skating) / Mihai Cristian Tentea (Bobsleigh) San Marino - Rafael Mini (Alpine Skiing) Saudi Arabia - Rakan Alireza (Cross-Country Skiing) Serbia - Anja Ilic (Cross-Country Skiing) / Milos MIlosavljevic (Cross-Country Skiing) Singapore - Faiz Basha Munwar (Alpine Skiing) Slovakia - Viktória Čerňanská (Bobsleigh) / Tomáš Tatar (Ice Hockey) Slovenia - Nika Prevc (Ski Jumping) / Domen Prevc (Ski Jumping) South Africa - Nicole Burger (Skeleton) / Matthew Smith (Cross-Country Skiing) South Korea - Park Ji-Woo (Speed Skating) / Cha Jun-Hwan (Figure Skating) Spain - Olivia Smart (Figure Skating) / Joaquim Salarich (Alpine Skiing) Sweden - Sara Hector (Alpine Skiing) / Walter Wallberg (Freestyle Skiing) Switzerland - Fanny Smith (Freestyle Skiing) / Nino Niederreiter (Ice Hockey) Thailand - Karen Chanloung (Cross-Country Skiing) / Mark Chanloung (Cross-Country Skiing) Trinidad and Tobago - Emma Gatcliffe (Alpine Skiing) / Nikhil Alleyne (Alpine Skiing) Türkiye - Irem Dursun (Cross-Country Skiing) / Furkan Akar (Short Track Speed Skating) Ukraine - Yelizaveta Sidorko (Short Track Speed Skating) / Vladyslav Heraskevych (Skeleton) United Arab Emirates - Piera Hudson (Alpine Skiing) / Alexander Astridge (Alpine Skiing) United States - Erin Jackson (Speed Skating) / Frank Del Duca (Bobsleigh) Uruguay - Nicolas Pirozzi Mayer (Alpine Skiing) Uzbekistan - Daniil Eybog (Short Track Speed Skating) Venezuela - Nicolas Claveau-Laviolette (Cross-Country Skiing)
  10. Afghanistan - Albania - Algeria - American Samoa - Andorra - Angola - Antigua and Barbuda - Argentina - Armenia - Aruba - Australia - Austria - Azerbaijan - Bahamas - Bahrain - Bangladesh - Barbados - Belarus - Belgium - Belize - Benin - Bermuda - Bhutan - Bolivia - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Botswana - Brazil - British Virgin Islands - Brunei Darussalam - Bulgaria - Burkina Faso - Burundi - Cabo Verde - Cambodia - Cameroon - Canada - Cayman Islands - Central African Republic - Chad - Chile - China - Chinese Taipei - Colombia - Comoros - Congo - Congo Democratic Republic - Cook Islands - Costa Rica - Côte d'Ivoire - Croatia - Cuba - Cyprus - Czechia - Denmark - Djibouti - Dominica - Dominican Republic - Ecuador - Egypt - El Salvador - Equatorial Guinea - Eritrea - Estonia - Eswatini - Ethiopia - Federated States of Micronesia - Fiji - Finland - France - Gabon - Gambia - Georgia - Germany - Ghana - Great Britain - Greece - Grenada - Guam - Guatemala - Guinea - Guinea-Bissau - Guyana - Haiti - Honduras - Hong Kong - Hungary - Iceland - India - Indonesia - Iran - Iraq - Ireland - Israel - Italy - Jamaica - Japan - Jordan - Kazakhstan - Kenya - Kiribati - Kosovo - Kuwait - Kyrgyzstan - Laos - Latvia - Lebanon - Lesotho - Liberia - Libya - Liechtenstein - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Madagascar - Malawi - Malaysia - Maldives - Mali - Malta - Marshall Islands - Mauritania - Mauritius - Mexico - Moldova - Monaco - Mongolia - Montenegro - Morocco - Mozambique - Myanmar - Namibia - Nauru - Nepal - Netherlands - New Zealand - Nicaragua - Niger - Nigeria - North Korea - North Macedonia - Norway - Oman - Pakistan - Palau - Palestine - Panama - Papua New Guinea - Paraguay - Peru - Philippines - Poland - Portugal - Puerto Rico - Qatar - Refugee Olympic Team - Romania - Russia - Rwanda - Saint Kitts and Nevis - Saint Lucia - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Samoa - San Marino - Sao Tome and Principe - Saudi Arabia - Senegal - Serbia - Seychelles - Sierra Leone - Singapore - Slovakia - Slovenia - Solomon Islands - Somalia - South Africa - South Korea - South Sudan - Spain - Sri Lanka - Sudan - Suriname - Sweden - Switzerland - Syria - Tajikistan - Tanzania - Thailand - Timor Leste - Togo - Tonga - Trinidad and Tobago - Tunisia - Türkiye - Turkmenistan - Tuvalu - Uganda - Ukraine - United Arab Emirates - United States - Uruguay - Uzbekistan - Vanuatu - Venezuela - Vietnam - Virgin Islands - Yemen - Zambia - Zimbabwe -
  11. Ehm... Since when and how exactly became Chinese girls so good in motosurf ?
  12. Slovakia at the World Games 2025 1 - 2 - 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4th Medal for , and second Silver, 2nd Combat sport medal all 4 medals won by 4 women Lucia Cmarová Kickboxing (W K1 -60kg) SILVER MEDAL
  13. Slovakia at the World Games 2025 1 - 1 - 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3rd Medal for , and first Gold Denisa Baránková Archery (W Recurve) GOLD MEDAL
  14. I see what you did here
  15. Insane. I mean.. Still can not explain nor understand what exacly happened... How and from where in such misery in which our sportand nation actually is, came such team, nobody was seeing this coming
  16. Ehm... is the WU17 European Handball Champion I have no words. Do not really understand what just happened
  17. Slovakia at the World Games 2025 0 - 1 - 1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd Medal for Monika Chochlíková Muay Thai (W -54kg) BRONZE MEDAL Not the color we expected and were hoping for ... but yeah, still a medal. Monika Chochlíková won her 3rd medal at the World Games today in a row but this time it was not gold like in Alabama (She has also silver in Kickboxing from there). She had to move up to the -54kg this time which was clearly a handicap, that was visible mainly in the semifinal bout were she was quite unusually outclassed by her opponent, something she is definitely not used to... anyway, kudos to her, to not giving up and winning today´s bronze medal bout, which means she will return home with a bronze this time.
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