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BackKedrina and Belyaeva won synchronized diving at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia
Kedrina and Belyaeva won synchronized diving at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia
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Kedrina and Belyaeva won synchronized diving at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia

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  • Alexandra Kedrina and Ekaterina Belyaeva won the synchronized diving from the ten-meter platform at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia in Yekaterinburg with a score of 284.16 points, winning Kedrina’s second gold at the competition.
  • Matvey Pomoshnikov won the men's three-meter springboard diving with a score of 409.65 points.

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The Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia is an all-Russian multisport competition held to develop mass sports and identify talent among the regions.

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Alexandra Kedrina, together with Ekaterina Belyaeva, won the synchronized diving from the ten-meter platform at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia in Yekaterinburg with a score of 284.16 points.

Matvey Pomoshnikov won the men's three-meter springboard jump with a score of 409.65 points.

MOSCOW, September 26 - RIA Novosti. Alexandra Kedrina, together with Ekaterina Belyaeva, won the synchronized diving from the ten-meter platform at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia in Yekaterinburg and won the second gold award at the competition.

The athletes' result was 284.16 points. Anna Konanykhina and Maria Bruenok took second place (259.08), third place went to Daria Demidova and Kira Khairulina (204.90).

On Friday, Kedrina won the individual competition on the ten-meter platform.

Matvey Pomoshnikov won the men's three-meter springboard jumping (409.65). Alexander Cherepakhin was second (403.05), third was Ilya Molchanov (396.40).

Open Questions

  • Which regions did the winning athletes represent?
  • Will the results of the Spartakiad be taken into account when forming the national team?
  • What other sports are represented at the current Spartakiad?

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