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02.06.2018

Lots of smiles from the "Impala Cup" International Tournament

While Bulgaria's group took 1st place with their balls and ropes routine in the finals of the Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championship in Spain, the little graces of TEA Dance Sports Club were also fighting for their medals at the "Impala" Cup in Stara Zagora.

Congratulations to the TEA Dance Sports Club girls who took part in the "Impala Cup" International Tournament. And well done to their coaches, without whom the results wouldn't have been the same.

The results came quickly – you can see them below:

Group results:

1st place – Gorna Malina ball group
(Nikol, Viki, Ali, Moni and Didi)
Coach: Latina Tsvetanova
Senior coach: Tea Gramatikova

1st place – Hoop group, duo
(Krisi and Zlati)
Coach: Tsvetelina Atanasova

5th place – Elin Pelin ball group
(Mimi, Lili, Geri, Bela and Nikol)
Coach: Tsvetelina Atanasova

3rd place – Junior group
(Savina, Mimi, Miki, Anita and Hrisi)
Coach: Tanita Nenkova

6th place – Pre-junior group
(Ivana, Ivon, Viki and Dzhuli)
Coach: Polina Peneva

Good luck to all our group girls and coaches at the upcoming National Group Championship. Only a week to go. Keep your fingers crossed for them!

And here are the individual results:

Gergana Ivanova – Pre-juniors under 10, A
1st place without apparatus
3rd place all-around

Viktoria Radenkova – Pre-juniors, B
1st place without apparatus
3rd place all-around

Also taking part:
Antonia Nikolova – Pre-juniors under 10, A
Marina Yolova – Pre-juniors, B
But only the highest-scoring gymnast from each club is ranked in each age group.

Andzhela Krasteva – Juniors, B
2nd place clubs
3rd place hoop
4th place all-around

Coach: Tanita Nenkova

3rd place – Natalia Mihaylova – Pre-juniors under 10, B, without apparatus
Coach: Polina Peneva

Gabriela Krastanova – Pre-juniors, A, 2007
2nd place rope
2nd place ribbon
4th place all-around

Bilyana Zafirova – Pre-juniors, A, 2006
8th place all-around

Miss Judge prize for Polina Peneva

Coach: Polina Peneva

Congratulations to today's winners, and heads up to everyone else. That's sport – one time you win, another time you lose; what matters is always striving to build on yourself and correct your mistakes.