2. January 2006
Bulgaria / Romania
Artistic Gymnastics
Marian Dragulescu - elected as Balkan Top Athlete No.1

WORLD sport gymnastics champion Marian Dragulescu of Romania was named top Balkan athlete for 2005 in the 33rd annual poll by Bulgarian news agency BTA. The poll covered six news agencies from Balkan countries: the Anadolu Agency (Turkey), Romania’s Rompres, TANJUG (Serbia and Montenegro), Greece’s ANA, ATA of Albania, and BTA. This was the sixth time in the history of the poll that the winner was a sports gymnast. A total of 27 athletes were nominated, representing 15 sports diciplines.
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1. January 2006
Montreal, Berlin
Artistic Gymnastics
GYMmedia informed about all 2007 castings of Cirque du Soleil

GYMmedia - and "Cirque du Soleil"
From now on and for the period of 12 month all users of GYMmedia INTERNATIONAL will find all the topical news in case of Cirque du Soleil AUDITIONS 2007.
The Canadian cirque booked a banner (above, right) on our website, which links directly to all currently information.
It may be very interest for all gymnasts and acrobats worldwide, who will plan a fantastically and aesthetically adventure around the world...!
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18. December 2005
Moscow / Russia
Artistic Gymnastics
Russian and Japanese winners of Voronin Cup

One of the last events of the year 2005 was held in Moscow last week, the 12th anniversary of the 'International Voronin Cup'
It was dominated by the Japanese men's and the Russian women's teams and by the all-around winner Kouichy Watanabe (JPN) and Elena Zamolodshokova (RUS)...

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18. December 2005
Kuala Lumpur / Malaysia
Artistic Gymnastics
A Gymnast is Olympian of the Yera in Malaysia

Men's artistics gymnastics sensation, Ng Shu Wai and the women's badminton doubles pair of Wong Pei Tty and Chin Ee Hui were named the winners of the 2005 Olympians Award in a glittering ceremony held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The ceremony held at the Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM)'s Indoor Sports Complex here and which also celebrated OCM's 13th Anniversary, was attended by more than 700 people from the sporting fraternity....

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16. December 2005
Bucharest / Romania
Artistic Gymnastics
Urzica lost to Stoica in the FRG run

Former gymnastics Olympian Marius Urzica lost the run for the Romanian Gymnastics Federation's (FRG) leading position to Adrian Stoica, the organization's former general secretary.
Stoica said he expected to win but didn't want to talk about it before the result was official. He was sustained in the campaign by FRG's former president, Nicolae Vieru .
'He represents the best choice for what needs to be done in Romanian gymnastics. Stoica was my student and I am proud...

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