Sport in Moldova
Contents
Sports
Basketball
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Moldova has an increasingly successful team at the FIBA European Championship for Small Countries. There, Team Moldova won two silver medals until today. (2008 and 2012)
Cycling
The most prestigious cycling race is the Moldova President's Cup, which was first run in 2004.
Football
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Football is the most popular sport in Moldova.
Rugby
Rugby union is popular as well. Registered players have doubled, and almost 10,000 spectators turn up at every European Nations Cup match.
Wrestling
Trânta (a form of wrestling) is the national sport in Moldova.
Major achievements by sporting event
Olympic Games
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Paralympic Games
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Sport | Event | Athlete(s) | Result |
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Athletics | 1996 Summer Paralympics | Nikolai Tchoumak | |
Table tennis | 1996 Summer Paralympics | Vladimir Polkanov |
Youth Olympic Games
World Championships
World Games
Sport | Event | Athlete(s) | Result |
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Dancesport | 2013 World Games | Gabriele Pasquale Goffredo Anna Matus |
European Championships
European Games
Sport | Event | Athlete(s) | Result |
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Wrestling | 2015 European Games | Piotr Ianulov | |
Wrestling | 2015 European Games | Svetlana Saenko | |
Wrestling | 2015 European Games | Alexandru Chirtoaca |
See also
External links
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