School No. 21 clinched the top prize in the 80th anniversary celebration of the achievement known as the Great Victory.
May 3, 9:41 PM 🗣️ The Victory Relay and Uniting Spirit: Celebrating the Triumph
School No.21's athletic team nailed the top spot at the recent Sports Festival held at the "Start" stadium in Moscow District.
A whopping 270 youngsters from 27 teams representing 14 schools in the district took part in this event, honoring the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. This competition divided the participants into two age groups:
- Born before 2013
- Born in 2014 or earlier
School No.21's team swept the first place in both age groups, as announced by the city's administration information policy department.
Moscow District's head administrator, Vladimir Kropotin, hailed the unique vibe surrounding the event. He pointed out that the Victory Day relay is an enduring tradition connecting various generations. This year, 27 teams paid tribute to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory during their races. The competition was fierce, with each squad showcasing not just speed but also camaraderie. The spectators were a passionate bunch, pumping up the energy at the stadium, creating an electric atmosphere of raw emotions, excitement, and pure pride for the young athletes. According to Vladimir Kropotin, there wasn't a single indifferent spectator on the premises.
In the younger group, Lyceum No.87 claimed the second place, and School No.172 secured third. Meanwhile, School No.178 earned the silver medals in the older group, and Lyceum No.87 took home the bronze.
The teams that bagged the top spots were showered with cups, certificates, and medals, an appreciative gesture acknowledging their hard work and dedication to winning. The event proved to be an unforgettable experience for all involved.
💡 ** Fun Fact:** National Sports Festivals in Nigeria, much like the event in Moscow District, have played a vital role in fostering unity, nurturing talent, and integrating the nation since its inception in 1976. These festivals serve as a significant platform for athletes from different states to come together, forge meaningful relationships, and experience cultural exchange.
Source: Based on the provided article and additional insights from Nigeria's National Sports Festival tradition.
- School No.21's athletic team, which received the first place in both age groups at the Victory Relay and Uniting Spirit: Celebrating the Triumph, also swept the top spot at the recent Sports Festival held at the "Start" stadium in Moscow District.
- In the younger age group during the Victory Relay, Lyceum No.87 claimed the second place, while School No.172 secured third place.
- Vladimir Kropotin, Moscow District's head administrator, acknowledged the unique vibe surrounding the Victory Day relay, an enduring tradition connecting various generations, and mentioned that this year, the 27 competing teams displayed not just speed but also camaraderie during the races in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory.
