Burgas Young Wrestlers Shine Bright in State Championship, Secure 12 Medals

In a display of sheer determination and skill, the youngest wrestlers from Burgas have emerged triumphant in the recently concluded state individual wrestling championship.

Hailing from all three clubs in Burgas, these young athletes showcased their prowess on the carpet in Sliven, clinching an impressive total of 12 medals across both wrestling styles.

Leading the charge was Konstantin Spasov, whose remarkable performance earned him the prestigious championship title in the classical style, competing in the formidable category of over 59 kg.

Representing “Chernomorets – cl. and St. Borba,” Spasov’s gold medal victory in the first group underscored his exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

Joining Spasov in the winner’s circle were his teammates Denislav Kirchev (38 kg), Georgi Todorov (59 kg), and Zlatomir Gospodinov (73 kg), each claiming bronze medals in the classics of the second group.

Their collective achievement not only highlights their individual skill but also underscores the strength of Burgas’ wrestling community.

The “Burgas” club also made a significant impact, returning with a commendable haul of five medals in the classic style.

Valentin Gerdzhikov (42 kg) and Mr Kratunkov (59 kg) secured silver medals in the second group, while Vilizar Nikolov (30 kg) and Zhelyuzko Zhelyazkov (over 73 kg) showcased their prowess with bronze honours.

Zlatko Peev’s bronze medal triumph in the first group, competing in the over 59 kg category, further bolstered Burgas’ impressive performance.
From the “Chernomorets – St. Wrestling” club, Ventsislav Elmazov (32 kg), Daniel Vassilev (38 kg), and Ivan Apostolov (59 kg) delivered commendable performances, clinching bronze medals in the freestyle category.

Their success underscores the depth of talent within Burgas’ wrestling community and bodes well for the future of the sport in the region.

With the state individual wrestling championship behind them, Burgas’ young wrestlers now set their sights on the next challenge: the State Championship for Juniors and Girls.

Scheduled to take place from March 21 to 23 in the Burgas Hall “Nikola Stanchev,” this upcoming competition promises to provide another opportunity for these talented athletes to showcase their skills on the mat.

As they continue to hone their craft and strive for excellence, Burgas’ young wrestlers exemplify dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship.

Their remarkable achievements not only bring pride to their clubs and families but also inspire aspiring wrestlers across the region to reach for the stars and pursue their dreams with unwavering determination.

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