Russia women for the stages of the World Cup in January without young

It & egrave; concluded today with the women's sprint 'Izhevsk Rifle, series of internal tests, the Russian movement on the basis of which the second lines are selected for the stages of the World Cup in January.

Sunday 27 December 2015 3 minutes reading time

This is the 'outcome dell''odierna competition, that has reshuffled the hierarchy expressed nell''individuale of Friday & Igrave ;. In particular Tatiana Akimova and Svetlana Sleptsova, ailing & agrave; in the test on four polygons, they did well today. Instead Uliana Kaisheva & egrave; finished far from the top positions. IZHEVSK RIFLE - SPRINT FEMMINILE1. Tatiana Akimova (1) 23''21 "12. Svetlana Sleptsova (0) 9" 83. ZAGORUIKO Anastasia (1) 14 "34. IAKUSHOVA Olga (0) 22" 05. AVVAKUMOVA Ekaterina (1) 28 "06. NECHKASOVA Galina (2) 30" 3.13. SLIVKO Victoria (1) 53 "219. KAISHEVA Uliana (2) to 1''20" 9Olga Vilukhina would have to participate in competitions, but has given package due to illness. & Nbsp; The coaching staff has decided the following squad for the World Cup and the 'Ibu Cup: WORLD CUP GENNAIOAKIMOVA Tatiana (1990) PODCHUFAROVA Olga (1992) Shumilova Ekaterina (1986) VIROLAYNEN Daria (1989) Yurlova Ekaterina (1985) ZAGORUIKO Anastasia (1988) IBU CUP GENNAIOIAKUSHOVA Olga (1991) KAISHEVA Uliana (1994) NECHKASOVA Galina (1989) Shcherbinina Anna (1991) Svetlana Sleptsova (1986) SLIVKO Victoria (1993) VILUKHINA Olga (1988) ZAGORUIKO Anastasia (1988) Exactly as in the men's field for Ivan Tcherezov, Anastasia Zagoruiko & egrave; also included in the roster dell''Ibu Cup as he lost the 'stand as a candidate & agrave; for the World Cup. The twenty-seven then sar & agrave; the game level cadet in Nove Mesto, after which & eacute; engineers decide where deploy it in the maximum circuit. Given the 'current ineleggibilit & agrave; the twenty-seven, & egrave; easy to see in the fourth stage of the World Cup will be deployed Podchufarova, Virolaynen, Yurlova, Shumilova and Akimova.

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