New pictures from Bratislava	2005 Dec 21
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Women - junior's meet AUT-SLO-SVK in Linz

2005 Dec 05

Linz in Austria was last Saturday Dec 3rd the place of traditional women - juniors meet Austria - Slovenia - Slovakia. Slovak team came with: Ivana Kovacova (1992), Maria Antalova (1992), Athina Karaindrosova (1993), Jana Korenackova (1994) (all Inter Bratislava) and Ivana Riskova (1993), Kristina Rehakova (1993) (both UMB Banska Bystrica). Team results: 1. Austria 1 - 127.800 2. Slovakia - 121.633 3. Slovenia - 121,433 4. Austria 2 - 118.300 b. Results Individuals: 1. Nagel Dinah (1991, AUT 1) 32.900 2. Pirka Theresa (1991, AUT 1) 32.033 3. Nussbacher Kathrin (1991, AUT 1) 31.500 4. Kovacova Ivana (1992, SVK) 31.433 ... 7. Karaindrosova Athina (1993, SVK) 30.733 9. Riskova Ivana (1993, SVK) 29.933 16. Antalova Maria (1992, SVK) 29.133 22. Rehakova Kristina (1993, SVK) 28.600 For www.Gymnastics-Slovakia.com from Jana Riskova

Sekerova 35th after subdivision 3 of 4

2005 Nov 23

Zuzana Sekerova started in qualification as second gymnast after Ivanova Gergana (BUL) on floor in third of four subdivision at 4:00 PM local time. Third in her group was nobody else that Zamolodchikova Elena (RUS), than came Severino Isabelle (FRA) and group of star gymnasts concluded 2005 Champion of USA Liukin Anastasia. On floor Zuzana with injured leg got 8.187, in vault it was 8.887, uneven bars 8.012 and her favorite event beam (we all remember her 6. place on beam during 2004 European Championships in Amsterdam) betrayed her. We don't know yet what happend but the score 5.725 says it all. Her all around score of 30.811 means 35th place in intermediate results after 3 of 4 subdivion and it means broken dream about all around final in Melbourne.   The other slovak gymnast Veronika Adamska will start her qualification on beam during the last fourth subdivision at 7:00 PM. In her group is also Linders Loes (NED), Zanevskaja Jelena (LTU), Tankousheva Nikolina (BUL) and Zhang Nan (CHN). Veronika will also compete third on uneven bars. » Artistic Gymnastics World Championships Results

Sekerova before qualification in Melbourne

2005 Nov 22

Two times olympian Zuzana Sekerova woke-up her husband Coach Wayne at 2:00 AM EST calling from Melbourne. Coach Wayne agreed to share the latest news from Slovak team at 38th World Championships in Melbourne: ”As best I recall...   Zu said she was feeling a lot of pressure from the the delegation to "score high" but that doesn't really motivate her in a good way. She was just trying to stay focused on what she has control over and that's "hitting her routines as well as possible" & is leaving the scoring to the judges.   She's having some pain in one thigh muscle & is getting extra medical care for it. Here in the states, while preparing for this competition, she was not focusing on FX because she had been told she would not compete all-around. She had been directed to focus on the other events instead. However, a few days before departing for Melbourne she got notified that she would need her FX & would compete all-around. She put a lot of emphasis on FX to get it back up to speed in those last days before flying out.   Once in Melbourne she had a week to polish up her routines but the quick push to bring FX up to speed put a bit more extra stress on those powerful leg muscles & I guess she ended up with a pretty good strain. The injury is not debilitating now, she just seemed to be concerned that when she cuts loose in competition, the muscle damage may become more severe.   She said the competition was very strong, with more high-caliber athletes than she'd been led to expect. She's said she's just hoping to hold all her routines together well enough to make 24 all-around finals.   To me, she sounds confident, level-headed and prepared to engage in competition. ~CW ” » Complete World Championships results

World Championships - qualification men

2005 Nov 22

The only Slovak male gymnast in Melbourne Samuel Piasecky competed in qualification only on floor exercise, parallel bars and high bar. Drawing of lots put him in not favorable first of three subdivision. On the floor he scored 8.812 on parallel bars 8.700 and on high bar 8.600 points totaling 26.112 in all around qualification and 75th place among 177 gymnasts who took part in qualification. The scores he received are far behind his best and far from scores required for finals.   In tomorrow women's qualification Slovakia has 2 gymnasts. Double olympian Zuzana Sekerova will compete on all four events and she will try to advance to All around finals. She will start qualification as second gymnast after Ivanova Gergana (BUL) on floor in third of four subdivision at 4:00 PM local time. Third in her group is nobody else that Zamolodchikova Elena (RUS), than comes Severino Isabelle (FRA) and group of star gymnasts concludes 2005 Champion of USA Liukin Anastasia.   The other slovak female Veronika Adamska will start her qualification on beam during the last fourth subdivision at 7:00 PM. In her group is also Linders Loes (NED), Zanevskaja Jelena (LTU), Tankousheva Nikolina (BUL) and Zhang Nan (CHN). Veronika will also compete third on uneven bars. » Complete World Championships results

World Championships starts in Melbourne

2005 Nov 21

38th World Championships in Men's Artistic gymnastics and 29th World Championships in Women's artistic gymnastics will starts in few hours in Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia. First from Slovak trio: Adamska Veronika, Sekerova Zuzana and Samuel Piasecky present in Melbourne the only men Piasecky Samuel (pictured) will tried to advance from tomorrow men's qualification to apparatus finals. Piasecky will start in subdivision 1 (of 3) in rotation 2 (of 6) on one of his strongest apparatus - parallel bars third after CAPELLI Claudio (SUI) and RAMOS Jose David (PUR) at 11:28 AM local time (GMT + 10 hours). At 11:55 AM he will start second qualification on high bar and his last event in qualification (hopefully not at World Championships) Floor exercise he will open at 12:17.

9th Siska Gym International - Ljubljana (SLO)

2005 Nov 07

Pictured from left: Ivana Riskova, the mascot of Siska club and Kristina Rehakova   38 gymnasts from 12 countries came last weekend to Ljubljana, Slovenia to meet large mouse ”Miska” - the mascot of Siska club and to participate at 9th Siska Gym International. Among them also quartet of gymnasts from Slovakia: Natalia Paulickova, Maria Homolova, Ivana Riskova and Kristina Rehakova # Name Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 10 Paulickova Natalia 9.400 8.700 9.000 7.700 9.100 7.800 8.900 7.600 31.800 15 Homolova Maria 9.200 8.300 9.000 7.700 9.100 7.500 8.800 7.550 31.050 23 Riskova Ivana 9.000 7.850 8.000 6.800 8.500 7.150 8.800 7.275 29.075 25 Rehakova Kristina 9.000 7.650 7.600 6.250 8.800 7.300 8.800 7.400 28.600 First number = ”start value”, than is the score » Full Results Pictured from left: Florica Leonida (alternate in Romanian team at 2004 Olympics), Kristina Rehakova, Ivana Riskova, Alexandra Eremia (member of Romanian gold team at 2004 Olympics and bronze medalist on beam) Pictures courtesy of Mitija Samardzija, gymnastics coach from Slovenia

Piasecky 5th on high bar in Maribor	2005 Oct 30
Artistic Gymnastics World Cup event - 38th Salamunov Memorial in Maribor, Slovenia concluded on Sunday with 3 men's events finals and 2 women's finals. Slovakia took part in Finals twice thanks to Samuel Piasecky (pictured), who qualified on Parallel bars and high bar. In high bar Finals he placed 5th with the nice score of 9.412. On parallel bars Piasecky took 8th place with 8.287 » Results

Piasecky qualified for Finals in Maribor

2005 Oct 28

2005/2005 Artistic Gymnastics World Cup continues with already third event in the past 7 days - Salamunov Memorial in Maribor, Slovenia. Two gymnasts from Slovakia with coach Martin Zvalo are present in Maribor-dvorana Tabor. The most successful Slovak gymnast in recent history Samuel Piasecky qualified for Finals on parallel bars after placing 7 th with 8.450 and on high bar where he took 3rd with a nice score 9.400. He took also 10th place on Floor with 8.600 and 12th place on pommel horse. Alexander Benko took 11th place in Floor Exercise qualification and did not advance to the Finals. » Results

Piasecky did not qualify for Finals in Stuttgart

2005 Oct 21

" The only gymnast from Slovakia Samuel Piasecky did not qualify for Saturday and Sunday's Final during 23rd International DTB Artistic Gymnastics World Cup taking place in Stuttgart (GER). In Floor exercise qualification Piasecky finished 20th with 8.050. Samuel's best - 10th place on parallel bars with 9.100 was also not enough to advance for the Finals. On the high bars he finished 18th and he scored 8.675. Results

Petrovic - Champion of Slovakia 2005

2005 Oct 04

Bratislava was the place of 2005 Slovak Men's artistic gymnastics championships. Among 6 participating men only Jan Petrovic from Slavia UK Bratislava (pictured) competed all 6 events and won All around title with 44.45 points. Samuel Piasecky gained 25.900 from 3 events to finish second. Alexander Benko (also only 3 events) scored 24.600. Andrej Neczli finished fourth with 16.200 (2 events), Martin Sak fifth (all Slavia UK Bratislava) with 16.100 (2 events) and Kutik (UMB Banska Bystrica) got 4.800 from one event. Men's Event finals: Floor: 1. Benko 8.400, 2. Piasecky 8.050, 3. Drahovsky 7.350 Pommel horse: 1. Benko 7.950, 2. Hilovsky 6.450, 3. Drahovsky 6.100 Rings: 1. Petrovic 8.700, 2. Lazorik 7.450, 3. Lech (GYM Kosice) 6.100 Vault: 1. Petrovic 8,825, 2. Benko 8.275, 3. Hilovsky 7.725 Parallel bars: 1. Piasecky 8.900, 2. Neczli 8.700, 3. Petrovic 7.200 High bar: 1. Piasecky 8.300, 2. Neczli 6.300, 3. Lazorik 6.000   Juniors: 1. Lazorkk (Poli-Trade Presov) 41.100, 2. Hilovsky (GYM Kosice) 39.600, 3. Drahovsky (Slavia UK Bratislava) 37.550.

Sekerova and Piasecky 3rd in Grand Prix Brno (CZE)

2005 Sep 25

For Gymnastics-Slovakia.com from men's national team coach Martin Zvalo:   "Thirteen pairs from 6 countries (Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Switzerland) showed their routines during qualification at Grand Prix Brno 2005 last Saturday September 23rd including Slovak duo Zuzana Sekerova (living and training in USA) and Samuel Piasecky.   In preliminaries Sekerova competed on balance beam and she performed very good routine on bars. Piasecky competed on floor and high bar. Our team advanced to semifinals from the 8th place.   In semifinals both had to perform on their "strong" events - Sekerova had a great vault and Piasecky got the highest score from all competitors during whole meet - 9.5 on bars.   Great semifinal performance secured them advance to finals with the highest score. They could competing on the same events, but unfortunately their performance was little less faultless and Slovak duo still on great 3rd place." Results

24th Trampoline World Championships, Eindhoven (NED)

2005 Sep 17

The best trampolinist in Slovak history Katarina Prokesova (picture courtesy of www.ntb-infoline.de) who won bronze medal on Double MiniTramp World Championships in Odense (DEN) July 25 - 28, 2001 was very close to repeat her great success. During 24th Trampoline World Championships in Eindhoven (Ned) 15-17 September 2005 Katka won Preliminary in Women's Double-Mini Tramp with 70.2 pts. We don't have information what happened during today's finals, but she got 0.0 for first final routine and with 30.80 in second finals took 8th place.   Prokesova competed also in Women's Trampoline. She placed 15th in Preliminary with 64.20 pts and she did not advanced to the finals. Results are on FIG web site

New web site www.GymnasticsNet.com launched

2005 Sep 12

We have just lunched bright new site www.GymnasticsNet.com with tons of links to gymnastics web site from all around the world. Site is organized by geographical location, so it is easy to find what you are looking for let say in Alabama (USA), or Austria etc. The other approach is by the subjects. The site is working progress and any help from visitors to build ultimate gymnastics source online is appreciated.

Famous people autographs exhibition in Slovakia	2005 Aug 30
One of the world's largest collection of the famous people autographs belongs to slovak gymnastics expert Doc. Anton Gajdos DrSc. Now everybody can see it during exhibition which will take place in Information center Barbakan, Stefanik square 35/44, Kremnica, Slovakia. The exhibition will be open to public from September 14th to October 5th.

Workshop with Leonid Arkajev (RUS) in Slovakia	2005 Aug 24
One of the most successful coach in history of artistic gymnastics Leonid Arkajev (second from right) from Russia came to Slovakia to share his knowledge and experience with slovak national team coaches.    More pictures

2005 Summer Universiade Izmir (TUR)

2005 Aug 21

Slovak gymnasts Adamska Veronika (left), Sekerova Zuzana (right - picture courtesy of sekerova.com) and Piasecky Samuel returned home from 23nd Summer Universiade in Izmir (TUR) Aug 11-21, 2005. Sekerova qualified to AA Finals and took nice 14th place. Adamska finished 55th after competing only on bars and beam. Piasecky took part only in 3 events and finished 109th. Women's All-Around Final 14 SEKEROVA Zuzana SVK 8.962 8.700 7.900 8.525 34.087 Qualification 19 SEKEROVA Zuzana SVK 9.000 8.312 8.712 8.300 34.324 55 ADAMSKA Veronika SVK 8.025 7.737 15.762 Men’s Qualification FX PH SR VT PB HB Total 109 PIASECKY Samuel SVK 8.887 9.025 8.887 26.799 Complete Results

New Hruska Gymnastics gym in Vermont (USA)	2005 July 18
Slovak gymnastics coach from Banska Bystrica Stefan Hruska (pictured with his wife Viera) partnered with a US couple and opened new gymnastics gym and daycare in north-west Vermont (USA). More pictures

Qualification at 8th EYOF in Lignano (ITA)

2005 July 05

Team competition and qualification for All around and event finals took place during Tuesday in Lignano (ITA) at 8th European Youth Olympic Festival 2005. Slovakia with only two gymnasts present did not participate in team competition. In individual qualification placed better Paulickova Natalia (pictured) who became the second reserve for AA Finals. Neither Paulickova nor Andrassyova qualified for events finals. Team results:   1. Russia 73.750   2. Romania 72.450   3. Italy 72.425   4. Germany 69.750   5. France 69.150   6. Ukraine 68.975   7. Nederland 68.725   8. Czech Republic 67.800   9. Belgium 67.400 10. Great Britain 66.800

European Youth Olympic Festival - Lignano (ITA)

2005 July 04

Andrassyova Katarina (left - picture kesel.szm.sk) and Paulickova Natalia (right) will participate in 8th European Youth Olympic Festival 2005 which will held July 3rd to 8th in Lignano (ITA). All together 2,500 young athletes from 40 countries will participate in 11 different disciplines including women's artistic gymnastics. At the artistics competition take part 105 young girls at the age of 14 - 15 years from 35 different nations (28 complete teams). The competitions will start Tuesday and ends Friday this week.

Slovak men's national team coach Zvalo resigned	2005 June 21
Slovak men's national team coach Martin Zvalo (pictured) announced on June 16th his resignation. In his statement he said the communication problems between Men's Technical Committee and the president of the Slovak Gymnastics Federations are the reason for his decision. Martin Zvalo remains the team coach in Slavia UK Bratislava gymnastics club.

Men's preliminaries at European Championships	2005 June 03
Intermediate results after subdivision 2 OF 3 - Men’s Qualification # Name Fed FX PH SR VT PB HB Total 27 PIASECKY Samuel SVK 8.087 6.750 7.500 9.237 7.300 9.125 47.999 68 PETROVIC Jan SVK 8.100 9.237 17.337 Final results will be posted at www.GymnasticsResults.com

Slovak team for 2005 European Championships

2005 May 28

Samuel Piasecky		Petrovic Jan		Benko Alexander
	Homolova Maria		Adamska Veronika
Competition Schedule DATE  TIME  ACTIVITY  Thursday June 2nd  10:30  Women Qualification  Thursday June 2nd  12:50  Opening Ceremony  Friday June 3rd  10:30  Men Qualification  Saturday June 4th  13:00  Women All Around  Finals  14:35  Women Award Ceremony  16:00  Men All Around  Finals  18:05  Men Award Ceremony  Sunday June 5th  11:00  Men Finals - Floor, Pommel Horse, Rings  Women Finals - Vault, Bars  13:30  Award Ceremonies  15:30  Men Finals - Vault, Parallel Bars, High Bar  Women Finals - Beam, Floor  18:00   Award Ceremonies &  Closing Ceremony

Palesova (CZE) international champion of Slovakia

2005 May 22

During weekend Trnava hosted already 18th "GYM Festival" which included International Championships of Slovakia women and juniors Results - International Championships of Slovakia All Around: 1. Kristina Palesova (CZE) 34,700, 2. Ivana Kovacová (Inter Bratislava) 33,900, 3. Eva Verbova (CZE) 33,900, 4. Maria Homolova 33,200, 5. Jana Luptakova (obe KSG Detva) 31,775, 6. Natalia Paulíckova (Slavia Trnava) 31,050 Vault: 1. Paulíckova 8,662, 2. Homolova 8,406, 3. Kovacova 8,318 Uneven Bars: 1. Palesova 9,325, 2. Adamska 8,775, 3. Kovacova 8,675 Beam: 1. Palesova 8,750, 2. Homolova 8,575, 3. Verbova 8,275 Floor Exercise: 1. Palesova 8,300, 2. Paulíckova a Kovacova obe 7,950 Results - Championships of Slovakia All Around: 1. Maria Homolova 33.200, 2. Jana Luptakova (obe KSG Detva) 31.775, 3. Viktoria Gyurusiova (Slavia Trnava) 30.800 Vault: 1. Gyurusiova 8.600, 2. Homolova 8.450, 3. Lucia Koniarikova (Zilina) 8.300 Uneven Bars: 1. Veronika Adamska (Inter Bratislava) 9,150, 2. Homolova 8,700, 3. Luptakova 7,950 Beam: 1. Homolova 8.200, 2. Adamska 8.000, 3. Luptakova 7.650 Floor Exercise: 1. Luptakova 8.075, 2. Homolova 7.850, 3. Liana Awadova (Inter Bratislava) 7.700 Results - Juniors Championships of Slovakia All Around: 1. Ivana Kovacova (Inter Bratislava) 33.900, 2. Natalia Paulíckova (Slavia Trnava) 31.050, 3. Maria Antalova (Inter Bratislava) 29.200 Vault: 1. Paulíckova 8.750, 2. Kovacova 8.600, 3. Antalova 8.200 Uneven Bars: 1. Kovacova 8.950, 2. Antalova 7.600, 3. Paulíckova 7.250 Beam: 1. Kovacova 8.050, 2. Paulíckova 7.450, 3. Katarína Andrassyova (Kosice) 7.150 Floor Exercise: 1. Kovacova 8.300, 2. Paulíckova 7.600, 3. Veronika Laukova (Detva) 7.500 Complete Results

World Cup 2005 in Ghent

2005 April 30

Two slovak gymnasts Alexander Benko and Samuel Piasecky participated at 2005 World Cup in Ghent (BEL). Unfortunately they did not advance to finals at any event. Their results in preliminaries: Floor exercise: 10 Piasecky (8.787), 20 Benko (8.375). Pommel horse: 20 Benko 20 (8.100), 28 Piasecky (7.425). Parallel bars: 12 Piasecky (8.537). High Bar: 9 Piasecky (8.662). Complete results from www.GymnasticsResults.com

Slovak Aerobics Open this weekend

2005 April 21

Exclusive information from SGF general secretary Monika Siskova:    Slovak city Nove Zamky will host this weekend 6th Sport Aerobics International Championships of Slovakia - Slovak Aerobics Open. Thanks to volunteers from Gymnastics club Nove Zamky and Sport Aerobics club Fanatik Banov everything is ready to welcome athletes from 9 countries. France arrives with complete national team including 2004 World Championships in Sofia (BUL) finalist Gregory Alcan, sport aerobics trio who also took part in Sofia's Finals and sixth who won bronze medals in 2003 World Championships. Athletes from HUN, POR, ITA, GER, GBR, CZE, AUT and of course Slovakia will also compete. All together 140 sportsmen from abroad and 130 from Slovakia will present their skills in 4 different age groups from 9 years old children to 18+ seniors.

Piasecky 8th on PB in Cottbus

2005 March 20

Two Slovak gymnasts took part in prestige 29th Turnier der Master in Cottbus (GER) - Piasecky Saumel (left) and Petrovic Jan (right). Petrovic, who came back from retirement after he returned from Cirque du Soleil training camp in Montreal last year, placed 15th in preliminaries on rings with 8.387 and 19th on vault with 8.912 and didn't advance to finales. Piasecky took 2nd place in preliminaries on parallel bars with great score 9.500. Unfortunately he didn't repeat his performance in Sunday's finals on PB and with score 8.637 finished 8th.    Piasecky also participated in preliminaries on floor exercise (10th with 8.800) and on high bar (14th with 8.775) but he did not qualify to finals. Complete results from GymnasticsResults.com

American Cup 2005 - Preliminaries Women

2005 Feb 25

Women's Vault 1. Alicia Sacramone USA 9.337 2. Melanie Sinclair USA 9.312 3. Fei Cheng CHN 9.237 4. Jeny Ibarra MEX 8.937 5. Iyerida Mogollon MEX 8.887 6. Lu Huang CHN 8.862 7. Tania Gener ESP 8.762 8. Marci Bernholtz CAN 8.575 9. Zuzana Sekerova SVK 7.800 10. Leysha Lopez PUR 7.787 11. Cinntamoni De Guzman PHI 3.900 Women's Uneven Bars 1. Nastia Liukin USA 9.675 2. Chellsie Memmel USA 9.650 3. Elizabeth Tweddle GBR 9.550 4. Juan Liu CHN 9.325 5. Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs CAN 9.250 5. Tania Gener ESP 9.250 7. Marci Bernholtz CAN 8.875 7. Soraya Chaouch FRA 8.875 9. Lu Huang CHN 8.100 10. Rhian Pugh GBR 8.050 11. Jeny Ibarra MEX 7.975 12. Zuzana Sekerova SVK 7.525 13. Leysha Lopez PUR 7.300 14. Rocio Leal MEX 7.100 15. Cinntamoni De Guzman PHI 6.850 Women's Balance Beam 1. Nastia Liukin USA 9.500 2. Chellsie Memmel USA 9.450 3. Nan Zhang CHN 9.325 4. Fei Cheng CHN 9.150 5. Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs CAN 9.125 6. Soraya Chaouch FRA 9.000 7. Lenika Desimone ESP 8.850 8. Patricia Moreno ESP 8.675 8. Ana Balboa MEX 8.675 10. Zuzana Sekerova SVK 8.550 11. Rhian Pugh GBR 8.300 12. Suzanne Harmes NED 8.175 13. Iyerida Mogollon MEX 8.150 14. Marci Bernholtz CAN 7.700 15. Cinntamoni De Guzman PHI 6.450 16. Leysha Lopez PUR 6.225 Women's Floor Exercise 1. Patricia Moreno ESP 9.475 2. Nan Zhang CHN 9.375 3. Alicia Sacramone USA 9.350 4. Elizabeth Tweddle GBR 9.250 4. Suzanne Harmes NED 9.250 6. Melanie Sinclair USA 9.225 7. Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs CAN 8.975 8. Marci Bernholtz CAN 8.825 9. Fei Cheng CHN 8.625 10. Iyerida Mogollon MEX 7.950 11. Cinntamoni De Guzman PHI 7.100 12. Lenika Desimone ESP 6.350 13. Leysha Lopez PUR 5.500

Sekerova is getting ready for American Cup

2005 Feb 19

Two-times olympian Zuzana Sekerova (SVK) will participate at The 30th American Cup that will take place in Long Island, New York on Friday, February 25 and Saturday, February 26, 2005 at the Nassau Coliseum. The competition format will feature a preliminary competition on Friday, February 25 for all men’s and women’s apparatus. The top eight men and eight women on each apparatus will advance to event finals being held on Saturday, February 26. This year’s American Cup is a FIG World Cup qualifying competition and will award over $55,000 USD in total prize money.    Few days before the Cup Zuzana said to us: "I am getting ready for American Cup. Coach Wayne will be there with me. My goal is to get back in shape. I haven't competed since World Cup competition in Chile.

Special gym for gymnastics burnt to ashes in Kosice

2005 Feb 05th

Very sad news came from the second largest city in Slovakia - Kosice. One of the few special gym for artistic gymnastics in Slovakia burnt to ashes during night from Friday to Saturday. Fire started at about 10:30 PM on Friday February 4th and luckily nobody was injured during fire. The wooden-construction gym burnt to ashes with all gymnastics equipment in it. The cause of fire is not know yet so is the future of artistic gymnastics in east Slovakian city Kosice. If anybody wants to help please contact     webmaster

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