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MOSCOW REGION BIATHLON OPEN CUP BOYS and GIRLS 12-13 YEARS OLD 2004–2005 YEARS of BIRT Moscow Region 3 March 2017 Г MOSCOW REGION BIATHLON OPEN CUP BOYS AND GIRLS 12-13 YEARS OLD 2004–2005 YEARS OF BIRT Moscow region 3 March 2017 г. c. Khimki, Anfisa Rezchova’s Skiing Stadiu Start Time: 11.00 START LIST Girls 12 - 13 y.o. 3 x3,0 km Relay Bib Name Nat Start Time 1 1.1 Volnova Alexandra 2004 SKNasedkin 1 11:00:00 1.2 Fedchenko Natalia 2004 SKNasedkin 1 1.3 Kosyanchyuk Ksenia 2004 SKNasedkin 1 2 2.1 Savenko Elizabeth 2004 43 Moscow 11:00:00 2.2 Gorelova Anna 2004 43 Moscow 2.3 Ershova Arina 2004 43 Moscow 3 3.1 Kharlamova Diana 2005 SKNasedkin 2 11:00:00 3.2 Treschalina Sofia 2004 SKNasedkin 2 3.3 Khvatova Maria 2004 SKNasedkin 2 4 4.1 Demina Ekaterina 2005 Pavlovsky Posad 11:00:00 4.2 Mamakina Ekaterina 2005 Pavlovsky Posad 4.3 Sidorova Anastasiya 2004 Pavlovsky Posad 5 5.1 Khuzina Daniya 2004 Izhevsk 1 11:00:00 5.2 Klimova Sofia 2005 Izhevsk 1 5.3 Petrova Ekaterina 2004 Izhevsk 1 6 6.1 Khodaeva Anastasia 2004 Khimki 1 11:00:00 6.2 Vasilkova Olga 2004 Khimki 1 6.3 Zharkikh Sofia 2005 Khimki 1 7 7.1 Zhabbarova Anastasiia 2005 Pushkino 11:00:00 7.2 Frolova Veronika 2005 Pushkino 7.3 Galyautdinova Renata 2005 Pushkino 8 8.1 Golovatyuk Irina 2005 Podolsk SKNasedkin 11:00:00 8.2 Kosova Veronika 2005 Podolsk SKNasedkin 8.3 Eprikyan Elena 2004 Podolsk SKNasedkin 9 9.1 Valenta Maria 2004 Kazakhstan 11:00:00 9.2 Sidorkina Irina 2004 Kazakhstan 9.3 Chischinko Arina 2004 Kazakhstan 10 10.1 Vyalchina Sofia 2005 Balakovo 11:00:00 10.2 Rybina Daria 2005 Balakovo 10.3 Loginova Anna 2005 Balakovo 11 11.1 Konyakhina Olga 2004 Kupavna 11:00:00 11.2 Bronnikova Karina 2005 Kupavna 11.3 Ziyatdinova Kristina 2004 Kupavna 12 12.1 Frolova Anna 2005 Khimki 2 11:00:00 12.2 Tyuryakina Aleksandra 2005 Khimki 2 12.3 Dorofeeva Anastasia 2004 Khimki 2 13 13.1 Krot Ekaterina 2005 Krasnosnamensk 11:00:00 13.2 Kozarenko Arina 2005 Krasnosnamensk 13.3 Galanova Anna 2005 Krasnosnamensk 14 14.1 Egorova Yana 2004 Vyazma 11:00:00 14.2 Panchenko Elizbeth 2004 Vyazma 14.3 Rykhlikova Darina 2005 Vyazma 15 15.1 Vlasenko Maria 2004 Burevestnik, Moscow 11:00:00 15.2 Podolskaya Irina 2005 Burevestnik, Moscow 15.3 Popova Yulia 2004 Burevestnik, Moscow 16 16.1 Kharitanovich Anna 2004 Belarus Vitebsk 11:00:00 16.2 Kozlova Anastasia 2005 Belarus Vitebsk 16.3 Emelyanova Margarita 2005 Belarus Vitebsk 17 17.1 Busuios Aliona 2004 Moldova 11:00:00 17.2 Rozlovan Otilia 2005 Moldova 17.3 Cartin Inga 2004 Moldova 18 18.1 Kovilina Tatiana 2005 Belarus 11:00:00 18.2 Kurilo Natalia 2005 Belarus 18.3 Monich Daria 2005 Belarus 19 19.1 Molchanova Marina 2004 102, Moscow 11:00:00 19.2 Kulakova Ekaterina 2004 102, Moscow 19.3 Micheeva Victoria 2004 102, Moscow 20 20.1 Solokhina Maria 2004 SK Nasedkin 1 11:00:00 20.2 Milius Cofia 2005 Cherepovets 20.3 Bibikova Daria 2005 Balakovo 21 21.1 Nikitina Alina 2005 Chita 11:00:00 21.2 Venediktova Yana 2004 Chita 21.3 Alekseeva Ksenia 2004 Izhevsk 1 22 22.1 Blokhina Olesya 2004 Serpukhov Zubrenok 11:00:00 22.2 Makeeva Ekaterina 2004 Pskov 22.3 Pichushkina Anna 2004 Serpukhov Zubrenok .
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