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  • Sports Weekend

    Sports Weekend

    Today’s sports programme begins
    with the latest from the women’s national handball league. Two of the sides,
    which represented Romania in the European cups, met on Thursday. So, Rapid
    Bucharest, a team qualified for the Champions League quarterfinals was up
    against SCM Ramnicu Valcea, which stopped in the European League’s quarters.




    Rapid clinched a 36-33 win after
    a very balanced game decided in the last minutes. French Orlane Kanor scored most
    of the goals for Rapid whereas Serbian left back Jovana Kovacevic put up the
    best show for the visitors, with 8 goals scored. The vice champions of the last
    year’s edition, CSM Bucharest, are presently topping the ranking with 61 points
    out of 21 matches. Gloria Bistrita and the last year’s champions, Rapid, are
    coming next, each with 49 points out of 20 games.




    The Junior World Artistic
    Championships is underway in Antalya, Turkey. Romania ranked eighth in the
    women’s team contest on Thursday. Gabriela Vănoagă, Crina Tudor and Anamaria
    Mihăescu represented Romania in the aforementioned contest. Japan won gold, the
    USA took silver and Italy bronze. Two Romanians qualified for the individual
    all round finals, Gabriela Vănoagă, in the tenth position and Crina Tudor in
    the twentieth position in terms of the points won. Vănoagă had also qualified
    for the beam finals, where she ranked fourth.




    This weekend will be seeing the
    matches counting towards the second leg of Romania’s Football Superleague.


    So, FC U Craiova takes on Petrolul
    Ploieşti on Friday. On Saturday, UTA plays Universitatea Cluj while Hermannstadt,
    on their own turf, takes on FC Botoşani. On Sunday in Piteşti, southern
    Romania, local side FC Argeş will be up against FC Voluntari, while on Monday, Chindia
    Târgovişte takes on FC Mioveni. On Saturday in Bucharest, local side Rapid will
    be up against Farul Constanţa. Also on Sunday, in Craiova, southwestern
    Romania, local side Universitatea plays CFR Cluj. On Monday in Sfântu Gheorghe,
    central Romania, the local football club, Sepsi OSK, is up against FCSB. Farul
    tops the table with 35 points followed by CFR with 33, FCSB, with 30,
    Universitatea Craiova with 28, Rapid with 27, and Sfântu Gheorghe with 21.

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  • Sports Weekend

    Sports Weekend

    Today’s sports programme begins
    with the latest from the women’s national handball league. Two of the sides,
    which represented Romania in the European cups, met on Thursday. So, Rapid
    Bucharest, a team qualified for the Champions League quarterfinals was up
    against SCM Ramnicu Valcea, which stopped in the European League’s quarters.




    Rapid clinched a 36-33 win after
    a very balanced game decided in the last minutes. French Orlane Kanor scored most
    of the goals for Rapid whereas Serbian left back Jovana Kovacevic put up the
    best show for the visitors, with 8 goals scored. The vice champions of the last
    year’s edition, CSM Bucharest, are presently topping the ranking with 61 points
    out of 21 matches. Gloria Bistrita and the last year’s champions, Rapid, are
    coming next, each with 49 points out of 20 games.




    The Junior World Artistic
    Championships is underway in Antalya, Turkey. Romania ranked eighth in the
    women’s team contest on Thursday. Gabriela Vănoagă, Crina Tudor and Anamaria
    Mihăescu represented Romania in the aforementioned contest. Japan won gold, the
    USA took silver and Italy bronze. Two Romanians qualified for the individual
    all round finals, Gabriela Vănoagă, in the tenth position and Crina Tudor in
    the twentieth position in terms of the points won. Vănoagă had also qualified
    for the beam finals, where she ranked fourth.




    This weekend will be seeing the
    matches counting towards the second leg of Romania’s Football Superleague.


    So, FC U Craiova takes on Petrolul
    Ploieşti on Friday. On Saturday, UTA plays Universitatea Cluj while Hermannstadt,
    on their own turf, takes on FC Botoşani. On Sunday in Piteşti, southern
    Romania, local side FC Argeş will be up against FC Voluntari, while on Monday, Chindia
    Târgovişte takes on FC Mioveni. On Saturday in Bucharest, local side Rapid will
    be up against Farul Constanţa. Also on Sunday, in Craiova, southwestern
    Romania, local side Universitatea plays CFR Cluj. On Monday in Sfântu Gheorghe,
    central Romania, the local football club, Sepsi OSK, is up against FCSB. Farul
    tops the table with 35 points followed by CFR with 33, FCSB, with 30,
    Universitatea Craiova with 28, Rapid with 27, and Sfântu Gheorghe with 21.

    (bill)

  • Sports Weekend

    Sports Weekend


    The ninth leg of Romanias National ice hockey championship on Friday will see the matches pitching SC Miercurea Ciuc against Háromszéki Ágyúsok and Sportul studențesc against ACSH Gheorgheni. The return games are due on Saturday. CSM Galati ranks first in the standings with 19 points followed by Háromszéki with 15, Gheorgheni with 14 points and SC Miercurea Ciuc with 9 points.


    Romanias national rugby side will be playing a test match against Uruguay in Bucharest on Sunday. A week ago, the Romanian fifteen obtained a 30-23 win against Chile on the same stadium in Bucharest. Romania relies on a line-up of 33 rugby players coached by English Andy Robinson. They come from four sides in the domestic championships such as Steaua and Dinamo Bucharest, SCM Timisoara, CSM Baia Mare and from five French sides and an Italian one.


    Romania played its last two matches against Uruguay in Montevideo in July 2022. Our players won the first match 30-22, but lost the second 26-20. On Saturday, on the same Triumphal Arch stadium in Bucharest, the national side of Tonga will be up against Chile, in a game part of their European tour.


    On Friday in the 18th leg of the Romanian football Championships, OSK Sfântu Gheorghe takes on Petrolul Ploiești. On Saturday, Chindia Târgoviște plays Farul Constanța while Rapid Bucharest is up against CS Universitatea Craiova. Three games have been scheduled for Sunday, when UTA Arad plays FC Voluntari, CS Mioveni takes on CFR Cluj and FC Universitatea Craiova is up against FCSB. On Monday Universitatea Cluj plays FC Argeș and FC Botoșani takes on FC Hermannstadt. Farul Constanța ranks first in the standings with 40 points followed by Rapid București with 32 and CFR Cluj with 31.


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  • Sports Weekend

    Sports Weekend


    The ninth leg of Romanias National ice hockey championship on Friday will see the matches pitching SC Miercurea Ciuc against Háromszéki Ágyúsok and Sportul studențesc against ACSH Gheorgheni. The return games are due on Saturday. CSM Galati ranks first in the standings with 19 points followed by Háromszéki with 15, Gheorgheni with 14 points and SC Miercurea Ciuc with 9 points.


    Romanias national rugby side will be playing a test match against Uruguay in Bucharest on Sunday. A week ago, the Romanian fifteen obtained a 30-23 win against Chile on the same stadium in Bucharest. Romania relies on a line-up of 33 rugby players coached by English Andy Robinson. They come from four sides in the domestic championships such as Steaua and Dinamo Bucharest, SCM Timisoara, CSM Baia Mare and from five French sides and an Italian one.


    Romania played its last two matches against Uruguay in Montevideo in July 2022. Our players won the first match 30-22, but lost the second 26-20. On Saturday, on the same Triumphal Arch stadium in Bucharest, the national side of Tonga will be up against Chile, in a game part of their European tour.


    On Friday in the 18th leg of the Romanian football Championships, OSK Sfântu Gheorghe takes on Petrolul Ploiești. On Saturday, Chindia Târgoviște plays Farul Constanța while Rapid Bucharest is up against CS Universitatea Craiova. Three games have been scheduled for Sunday, when UTA Arad plays FC Voluntari, CS Mioveni takes on CFR Cluj and FC Universitatea Craiova is up against FCSB. On Monday Universitatea Cluj plays FC Argeș and FC Botoșani takes on FC Hermannstadt. Farul Constanța ranks first in the standings with 40 points followed by Rapid București with 32 and CFR Cluj with 31.


    (bill)