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ARMENIA CELEBRATES TRIPLE VICTORY IN THE 9TH OF INTELLECTUAL GAMES
armradio.am
27.07.2007 13:10
Armenian teams had achieved great success in the 9th Championship of
Intellectual Games of the South Caucasus held in Georgia, winning three
of the four main competitions. In the "What? Where? When?" competition
"Perezagruzka" team of Yerevan shared the first place with "Galakhad"
team of Georgia.
Head of the Armenian delegation Tigran Kocharyan informs that member
of the "DAF-HKK" team Hasmik Garyaka became the winner of the "Own
game" competition.
The Armenian team became the winner of the "Erudite-Sextet" competition
of the combined teams of the three republics.
"Our team was participating in the championship on its own means,
this time we had no sponsor, which, however, did not prevent us from
reaching serious achievements," Tigran Kocharyan said.
"It is characteristic also that the team was comprised of only five
instead of the traditional six players. Nevertheless, we managed to
celebrate victory and return to Armenia with a cup. The Armenian team
had a triple victory, and this is an unprecedented success."
The 9th Championship of Intellectual Games of the South Caucasus
was held in Kobuleti (Georgia) July 20-22. The tournament featured
5 Armenian, 15 Georgian and 8 Azerbaijani teams.
armradio.am
27.07.2007 13:10
Armenian teams had achieved great success in the 9th Championship of
Intellectual Games of the South Caucasus held in Georgia, winning three
of the four main competitions. In the "What? Where? When?" competition
"Perezagruzka" team of Yerevan shared the first place with "Galakhad"
team of Georgia.
Head of the Armenian delegation Tigran Kocharyan informs that member
of the "DAF-HKK" team Hasmik Garyaka became the winner of the "Own
game" competition.
The Armenian team became the winner of the "Erudite-Sextet" competition
of the combined teams of the three republics.
"Our team was participating in the championship on its own means,
this time we had no sponsor, which, however, did not prevent us from
reaching serious achievements," Tigran Kocharyan said.
"It is characteristic also that the team was comprised of only five
instead of the traditional six players. Nevertheless, we managed to
celebrate victory and return to Armenia with a cup. The Armenian team
had a triple victory, and this is an unprecedented success."
The 9th Championship of Intellectual Games of the South Caucasus
was held in Kobuleti (Georgia) July 20-22. The tournament featured
5 Armenian, 15 Georgian and 8 Azerbaijani teams.