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Photo by the Bulgarian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation.
Bulgarian rhythmic gymnastics team has won two medals – one gold and one bronze - at this year's last tournament of the World Cup, which took place in Kazan.
Mihaela Maevska, Reneta Kamberova, Tsvetelina Naydenova, Hristiana Todorova and Tsvetelina Stoyanova collected the gold medals with three balls and two ribbons, and the bronze with five pairs of clubs.
The Bulgarian gymnasts landed the first place for balls and ribbons, after receiving 17.650 points. The Belarusian team received the same score, and was also awarded gold medals. The Russian gymnasts took the third place with 17.600 points, BGNES reports.
The Bulgarian group of gymnasts has finished the World Cup season with four titles and a total of ten medals. Only Russia has got more medals - ten out of 24 possible.
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