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ABC Трите Имена Град Училище Клас 1 Adel Dzhuneyt Topchu СПИСЪК НА БЪЛГАРСКИТЕ УЧАСТНИЦИ В МАТЕМАТИКА БЕЗ ГРАНИЦИ - ФИНАЛ 2021 6-8 АВГУСТ 2021, ГР. НЕСЕБЪР ABC Трите имена Град Училище Клас 1 Adel Dzhuneyt Topchu Razgrad OU Nikola Ikonomov 1 2 Adelina Svetoslav Yordanova Kyustendil PS "Saint Kliment Ohridski" 2 3 Adrian Alexandrov Vassilev Sofia 105. SU "At. Dalchev" 1 4 Adrian Vu Nguyen Sofia ESPA 2 5 Albena Velkova Gerginova Burgas SU "Dimcho Debelyanov" 2 6 Alek Daniel Marak Varna ­ 3 7 Alek Suren Gelgelyan Plovdiv OU "Viktoria i Krikor Tutunjian" 3 8 Aleks Aleksandar Kuzmanov Sofia CSU "Evlogi i Hristo Georgievi" 2 9 Aleks Krasimirov Atanasov Montana PMPG "Sv.Kliment Ohridski" 5 10 Aleks Veselinov Aleksiev Varna Private High School Mechtateli 3 11 Aleksandar Viktorov Ivanov Sofia Pitagor 4 12 Aleksandar Yordanov Valchev Shumen Shkola A i B 2 13 Aleksandar Aleksandrov Lyubenov Pleven NU "Patriarh Evtimiy" 3 14 Aleksandar Aleksandrov Petrov Sofia 8. SU "Vasil Levski" 4 15 Aleksandar Asenov Toskov Samokov OU "Sv. Sv. Kiril i Metodiy" 2 16 Aleksandar Dimitrov Gardanski Sofia 55 SU "Petko Karavelov" 1 17 Aleksandar Dimitrov Kirov Varna ­ 1 18 Aleksandar Dimov Petrov Stara Zagora 13 OU Sv. Paisiy Hilendarski 3 19 Aleksandar Evgeniev Enev Plovdiv SU "Sveti Patriarh Evtimiy" 5 20 Aleksandar Georgiev Toshkov Veliko Tarnovo SU "Vladimir Komarov" 2 21 Aleksandar Ivanov Perchinski Vidin PPMG "Ekzarh Antim I" 8 22 Aleksandar Martinov Angelov Ruse OU "Otets Paisiy" 2 23 Aleksandar Martinov Dyakov Burgas NBU "Mihail Lakatnik" 4 24 Aleksandar Staev Kayryakov Plovdiv OU "Aleko Konstantinov" 3 25 Aleksandar Stefanov Vasilev Sofia - German 84. OU "Vasil Levski" 2 26 Aleksandar Svilenov Malakchiev Ruse OU "Otets Paisiy" 1 27 Aleksandar Trifonov Donkov Varna ­ 4 28 Aleksandar Veselin Zhivkov Plovdiv SU "Sveti Patriarh Evtimiy" 1 29 Aleksandar Vladimirov Todorov Varna The Little Prince Private School 3 30 Aleksandar Yordanov Asparuhov Varna ­ 3 31 Aleksander Kirilov Anastasov Sofia Azbuki 4 32 Aleksander Rumenov Danchev Stara Zagora PPMG Geo Milev 8 33 Aleksandra Danielova Daneva Stara Zagora NU "Dimitar Blagoev" 3 34 Aleksandra Georgieva Georgieva Dimitrovgrad OU "Aleko Konstantinov" 3 35 Aleksandra Georgieva Roydeva Yambol OU P. R. Slaveykov 2 36 Aleksandra Hristomirova Marinova Ruse SU "Vazrajdane" 3 37 Aleksandra Ivanova Proycheva Plovdiv OU Dimitar Talev 2 38 Aleksandra Nikolaeva Naydenova Pleven NU "Patriarh Evtimiy" 3 39 Aleksandra Sasheva Todorova Varna OU "Dobri Chintulov" 3 40 Aleksandra Yordanova Urumova Sliven TSPLR - Detski kompleks 3 41 Aleksandra Zlateva Zlateva Burgas SU "Konstantin Petkanov" 2 42 Aleksandrina Adrianova Deshkova Dimitrovgrad PMG "Ivan Vazov" 5 43 Aleksandеr Atanasov Syarov Burgas OU "Peyo K. Yavorov" 4 44 Alex Nikolaev Enev Plovdiv OU "Ekzarh Antim I" 3 45 Alex Plamenov Parnarov Sofia 105. SU "At. Dalchev" 2 46 Alexandar Krasenov Maslyankov Veliko Tarnovo OU ''Bacho Kiro" 1 47 Alexander Stoyanov Pramatarov Sofia NUKK 3 48 Alexander Asenov Cvetkov Plovdiv High School of Mathematics Acad. Kiril Popov 5 49 Alexander Asenov Cvetkov Plovdiv High School of Mathematics Acad. Kiril Popov 6 50 Alexander Rossen Stefanov Sofia Pythagoras Private Elementary School 4 51 Alexandra Stefanova Stefanova Stara Zagora IV OU Kiril Hristov 3 52 Alexis Atanasov Pamukov Sofia - German 84. OU "Vasil Levski" 2 53 Alina Anatoli Atanasova Sofia 105. SU "At. Dalchev" 3 54 Alisa Ventsislavova Ilieva Blagoevgrad VIII SU "Arseni Kostentsev" 3 55 Ana Georgieva Ivanova Pleven NU "Patriarh Evtimiy" 4 56 Ana Aleksandrova Dacheva Sofia CHOU Tomas Edison 2 57 Ana Nedelcheva Gancheva Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 1 58 Anastasia Nedelcheva Taneva Burgas OU "Georgi Benkovski" 1 59 Anatoli Dimitrov Godzhukov Dimitrovgrad SU "Lyuben Karavelov" 4 60 Andgela Dimcho Stoyanova Burgas OU "A. G. Kodzhakafaliyata" 3 61 Andon Ivaylov Tsvetanov Pleven NU "Hristo Botev" 1 62 Andrea Toncheva Toncheva Sofia CHOU "St. Kliment Ohridski" 3 63 Andrey Ventzislav Terziyski Sofia 36 SU 1 64 Andrey Zdravkov Karadzhov Burgas SU "Sv. sv. Kiril i Metodiy" 1 65 Andzhela Konstantinova Todorova Yambol OU "Lyuben Karavelov" 2 66 Angel Dimitrov Oreshkov Burgas SU "Yordan Yovkov" 1 67 Angel Georgiev Valchanov Panagyurishte OU "Prof. Marin Drinov" 3 68 Angel Minchev Marinski Plovdiv MG Akad. Kiril Popov 7 69 Ani Paraskevova Bencheva Sofia CSU Petko R. Slaveykov 3 70 Anislava Stanislavova Kassarova Burgas OU "A. G. Kodzhakafaliyata" 2 71 An-Mari Petrova Georgieva Sofia CHOU "St. Kliment Ohridski" 3 72 An-Mari Stoyanova Petkova Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 2 73 Anna Dimitrova Baleva Plovdiv OU "Aleko Konstantinov" 2 74 Anton Galinov Georgiev Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 5 75 Antonio Dimitrov Petrov Varna ­ 1 76 Antonio Valeriev Rahchev Razgrad OU Nikola Ikonomov 3 77 Asu Ismail Ismail Momchilgrad OU "D-r Petar Beron" 3 78 Atanas Lyubomirov Garev Varna OU "Chernorizets Hrabar" 3 79 Atanas Nikolaev Todorov Plovdiv SU "Dimitar Matevski" 4 80 Aviana Ivanova Gasheva Plovdiv MG Akad. Kiril Popov 5 81 Aya Anatolieva Kraeva Sofia Azbuki 3 82 Bayan Antonov Elkin Stara Zagora II OU "P. R. Slaveykov" 4 83 Beloslava Bozhidarova Sarieva Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 5 84 Beloslava Ivanova Gaydarova Sliven TSPLR - Detski kompleks 3 85 Beloslava Kalinova Ivanova Plovdiv MG "Akad. Kiril Popov" 5 86 Beloslava Simeonova Daleva Blagoevgrad VII OU "Kuzman Shapkarev" 3 87 Bizho Bizhev Bizhev Sofia 145 OU "Simeon Radev" 4 88 Bojidara Ivanova Gaydarova Kazanlak OU "Georgi Kirkov" 4 89 Boris Angelov Dimitrov Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 1 90 Boris Antoniev Bozhkov Kyustendil Sv. Paisiy Hilendarski 2 91 Boris Georgiev Hristov Sofia 55 SU "Petko Karavelov" 1 92 Boris Hrisimirov Bobev Shumen Shkola A i B 3 93 Boris Ivanov Blagoev Sofia 163 OU "Chernorizets Hrabar" 2 94 Boris Ivanov Yakimov Blagoevgrad PMG "Akad. Sergey Korolyov" 7 95 Boris Ivaylov Dzhelepov Burgas OU "Vasil Aprilov" 2 96 Boris Kaloyanov Stoyanov Sofia 17 SU "Damyan Gruev" 3 97 Boris Lachezar Voynov Blagoevgrad VII OU "Kuzman Shapkarev" 4 98 Boris Milenov Bojikin Bansko NU "Sv. Paisiy Hilendarski" 3 99 Boris Pavlov Krastev Ruse OU "Lyuben Karavelov" 3 100 Boris Rumenov Etimov Plovdiv SU "Sveti Patriarh Evtimiy" 4 101 Boris Stamenov Apostolov Sofia ­ 2 102 Boris Valentinov Manasiev Sofia 105. SU "At. Dalchev" 3 103 Boris Valeri Todorov Blagoevgrad PMG "Akad. Sergey Korolyov" 5 104 Borislav Borislavov Jonkov Sofia Private German School WEDA 2 105 Borislav Nikolaev Hristoskov Plovdiv OU Dimitar Talev 2 106 Borislav Rosen Bachvarov Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 4 107 Borislav Stanimirov Dochev Sofia CHOU "Obrazovatelni tehnologii" 5 108 Borislav Stanislavov Konov Isperih OU "Hristo Botev" 3 109 Borislava Krasimirova Krysteva Sofia 43. OU "Hristo Smirnenski" 2 110 Borislava Yordanova Dancheva Kyustendil PMG "Prof. Emanuil Ivanov" 6 111 Boryana Dimitrova Barbova Sofia ­ 5 112 Boryana Lyubomirova Kostadinova Sofia 6 OU Graf Ignatiev 1 113 Boyan Alexandrov Petrov Sofia CHOU "St. Kliment Ohridski" 2 114 Boyan Borislavov Doychinov Sofia 17 SU "Damyan Gruev" 2 115 Boyan Dimitrov Slivkov Stara Zagora IV OU Kiril Hristov 3 116 Boyan Iliyaniv Peev Varna OU "Chernorizets Hrabar" 1 117 Boyan Lorev Ganev Plovdiv SU Sv. Sofroniy Vrachanski 4 118 Boyan Nikolaev Tasev Varna OU "Tsar Simeon I" 2 119 Boyan Pavlov Boychev Sofia 96 Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy Secondary School 3 120 Boyan Stanev Belchev Varna OU "Dobri Chintulov" 2 121 Boyan Svetoslavov Mihaylov Blagoevgrad II OU "Dimitar Blagoev" 3 122 Boyan Viktorov Penchev Varna OU "Dobri Chintulov" 1 123 Boyan Yanakiev Yankov Varna ­ 1 124 Boyan Zdravkov Grozdanov Sofia 51 SU "Elisaveta Bagryana" 2 125 Boyana Diyanova Dolapchieva Burgas OU "Sv. Kliment Ohridski" 1 126 Boyana Lyubenova Dryankova Sofia 122 IOU "Nikolay Liliev" 3 127 Boyana Tihomirova Teneva Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 2 128 Bozhidar Borislavov Dimitrov Bozhurishte SU Letets Hristo Toprakchiev 1 129 Bozhidar Desislavov Stanev Pleven MG "Geo Milev" 6 130 Bozhidar Genadiev Tushinov Vratsa NU "St. Sofroniy Vrachanski" 4 131 Bozhidar Georgiev Razvigorov Sofia SMG "Paisiy Hilendarski" 6 132 Bozhidar Ivanov Anchev Smolyan OU "Ivan Vazov" 3 133 Bozhidar Stanimirov Stoyanov Ruse SU "Vazrajdane" 2 134 Bozhidar Stefanov Mollov Burgas OU "Sv. Kliment Ohridski" 1 135 Bozhidar Todorov Madzharov Plovdiv SU "Dimitar Matevski" 3 136 Bozhidara Asenova Rizova Kyustendil Sv. Paisiy Hilendarski 2 137 Bozhidara Filipova Puhaleva Plovdiv SU "Sveti Patriarh Evtimiy" 7 138 Bozhidara Hristova Georgieva Burgas OU "Georgi Benkovski" 1 139 Bozhidara Nikolay Spasova Samokov SU "Otets Paisiy" 2 140 Bozhidara Venelinova Shtarkovska Svishtov SU "Nikolay Katranov" 5 141 Brayan Nikolaev Neykov Stara Zagora NU "Dimitar Blagoev" 3 142 Chavdar Borislavov Georgiev Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 7 143 Christian Ventzislav Terziyski Sofia 36 SU Maxim Gorky 4 144 Dalia Nikolaeva Hristova Sofia 105. SU "At. Dalchev" 2 145 Damyan Miroslavov Mitev Sliven TSPLR - Detski kompleks 2 146 Damyan Rumenov Svobodnikov Varna ­ 3 147 Danail Dilkov Nikolov Burgas SU "Dimcho Debelyanov" 3 148 Danail Sergeev Milanov Sofia 107 OU "Han Krum" 3 149 Daniel Damyanov Kolev Burgas OU "Bratya Miladinovi" 3 150 Daniel Deyanov Georgiev Ruse Baba Tonka High School of Mathematics 5 151 Daniel Georgiev Denchev Sofia ­ 3 152 Daniel Hristov Dobromirov Isperih OU "Hristo Botev" 1 153 Daniel Ivanov Ivanov Burgas OU "A. G. Kodzhakafaliyata" 1 154 Daniel Kirilov Anastasov Sofia Azbuki 1 155 Daniel Krum Petrov Varna ­ 2 156 Daniel Martinov Dinkov Ruse OU "Otets Paisiy" 3 157 Daniel Petkov Kazanlakliev Sofia 55 SU "Petko Karavelov" 3 158 Daniel Radi Tinkov Plovdiv PRIVATE SCHOOL "DRUJBA" 4 159 Daniel Rumenov Veledinov Sofia Dr. Peter Beron Private Primary School 4 160 Daniel Stoyanov Petrov Plovdiv OU "Vasil Petleshkov" 2 161 Daniel Tihomirov Jilevski Sofia COU Svetlina 3 162 Daniel Valentinov Kiryazov Burgas NBU "Mihail Lakatnik" 2 163 Daniel Vladimirov Kolovski Mezdra OU Hristo Botev 2 164 Daniel Zahariev Shtarkov Sofia 105. SU "At. Dalchev" 2 165 Dara Stefanova Stefanova Sofia 12 SU Tsar Ivan Asen II 2 166 Dara Tomova Georgieva Plovdiv MG Akad. Kiril Popov 7 167 Dara Veselinova Hadzhiyska Burgas OU "P. R. Slaveykov" 1 168 Daria Nikolova Gandzhulova Samokov SU "Otets Paisiy" 3 169 Daria Stoycheva Penkova Plovdiv MG Akad.
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