We saw the “Kavala” Cup – the open championship of Greece for all ages on November 4th in Kavala, Greece.
The Bulgarian lions were more than strong and took 18 gold, 13 silver and 7 bronze medals.
Svetoslav Stilyanov got the trophy for most technical competitor.
The competition had 135 karateka and Bulgaria came in first team wise.
The Bulgarian referees were Shihan Asen Asenov, Sensei Georgi Georgiev and Sempai Boyan Angelov, Samir Mutishev and Ivaylo Todorov.
18 gold medals:
Rado Nikolov /“TIM” – Varna/, Filip Nikolov /“TIM” – Varna /, Georgi Valkov /“TIM” – Varna/, Nikola Kyuchukov /“TIM” – Varna/, Atanas Bodukov /“Tsunami” – Chirpan/, Stayko Staykov, /“Tsunami” – Chirpan/, Vicho Martinov /“Tsunami” – Chirpan/, Lachezar Palachorov /“Aksen” – Stara Zagora/, Ivayla Damyanova Palachorov /“Aksen” – Stara Zagora/, Mustafa Husein /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Valentin Stoev /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Mihail Todorov /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Atanas Apostolov /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Katerina Stoeva /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Cristian Ivanov /“Kyokushin” – Shumen/, Dilara Feim /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Nikolinka Boyadzhieva /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/, Radoslav Valentinov /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/,
13 silver medals:
Andrey Stoimenov /“TIM” – Varna/, Svetoslav Stilyanov /“Kyokushin” – Levski/, Damyan Stefanov /“Kyokushin” – Pavlikeni/, Yoana Kirilova /“Kyokushin” – Pavlikeni/, Enzo Gyupchanov /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Nikolay Stanchev /“Kyokushin” – Shumen/, Sevar Ognyanov /“Kyokushin” – Yambol/, Kaloyan Markovski /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Galen Nikolov /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/, Georgi Yordanov /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/, Demetra Manolova /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/, Tencho Penev /“Tsunami” – Chirpan/, Petya MArtinova Martinov /“Tsunami” – Chirpan/,
7 bronze medals:
Nikolay Chetov / “TIM” – Varna /, Dimitar Vasilev /“Gladiator” – Burgas/, Valentin Marinov /“Kyokushin” – Shumen/, Cristian Staykov /“Kyokushin” – Yambol/, Svetlin Angelov /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/, Martin Marinov /“Katana” – Veliko Tarnovo/, Pavel Nedyalkov /“Kyokushin” – Shumen/.
We are proud of you!
