Prizes awarded to sportspeople from Moldova at World Sports Games CSIT 2023
Chisinau, 8 September /MOLDPRES/ - Five representatives of Moldova won the first places at the event of hand-to-hand fight at the World Sports Games CSIT 2023.
Mihai Cotruta had the best result and ranked second. Nicolae Gîscă, Cristian Constantinov and Vlad Daniel Bragarenco got on the third position. Cristian Constantinov ranked second at the event of semi-contact fight.
According to the Education and Research Ministry (MEC), the seventh edition of the World Sports Games CSIT 2023, are held in Italy on 5-10 September. Sportspeople from over 50 countries registered for the edition of the Games this year.
Photo: MEC
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