Pan-Hellenic Championships for Surroundings: Polynesian and this year Panathinaikos-AMEA

Pan -Hellenic with international discrimination, but also the new “blood” of the faulty, have shown in the Pan -Hellenic Championship in Aigaleo that there is a very good future in the sport, despite the departures of big names.

The “clover” repeated last year’s success and won six gold medals starring Vassilis Dounis, with PASKA following two gold and 14 -year -old athlete and high school student, Nikola Makrigiannis, winning three silver medals! Two golds were also conquered by Hippocampus with Antonis Voulgaris.

International Leonidas Koukos and Eliani Panagiaris were divided.

Cooperation

On the sidelines of the Games, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the President of EAM. Disabled, Konstantinou Siachou, and the Deputy Rector of the University of Western Attica, Petros Kalantonis.

With the president of the Federation pointing out: “It is important to sign this memorandum, as students with disabilities will have the opportunity to discover that, in addition to knowledge through sports, they can also benefit their body.”

Petros Kalantonis spoke of a happy time to sign this memorandum between the two bodies, which enables further cooperation.

The appearances in the races

The championships were attended and awarded the medals to the winners and the winners, the President and Secretary General of the EAOM of the Disabled, Konstantinos Siachos and Emmanouil Markidis, respectively.

Present were MP Athens, SYRIZA, Rena Dourou, Petros Kalantonis Professor of Vice -Rector for Research, Innovation and Lifelong Learning, Deputy Rector PAAD, President National. O.A. (Olympic Academy), Charilaos Tsolakis, Professor of Foundant for Sports PADA, George Panagiaris, Professor of Physiotherapy Foundation for the support of people with disabilities, Daphne Bakalidou Its president, Christina Tsiligiri, and the head of Sports PADA, Eliza Lucaitou.

Always important to the races was the contribution of the volunteers.

The final ranking and medals per weapon:

Men’s Exercise Sword (Foil Category A)

Vasilis Dounis (PAO Disabled)

Nikolaos Makrigiannis (PASKA)

Grigoris Sotiriadis (Hippocampus)

Apostle Davis (PAO Disabled)

Men’s Duine Sword (Foil Category B)

Stylianos Souliotis (PASKA)

Stavros Kekakos (PAO Disabled)

Dimitris Adzolidakis (PAO Disabled)

Nikolaos Koutroulis (PASKA)

Men’s Sword (Foil Category C)

Antonis Voulgaris (Hippocampus)

Michalis Asvestas (PAO Disabled)

Men’s Duine Sword (Eppe Category A)

Vasilis Dounis (PAO Disabled)

Nikolaos Makrigiannis (PASKA)

Grigoris Sotiriadis (Hippocampus)

Apostle Davis (PAO Disabled)

Men’s Duine Sword (Eppe Category B)

Stylianos Souliotis (PASKA)

Stavros Kekakos (PAO Disabled)

Dimitris Adzolidakis (PAO Disabled)

Nikolaos Koutroulis (PASKA)

Men’s Duine Sword (Eppe Category C)

Antonis Voulgaris (Hippocampus)

Michalis Asvestas (PAO Disabled)

Women’s Duine Sword ((Eppe Category A+B)

Penny Scaru (PAO Disabled)

Patricia Tosca (PAO Disabled)

Irene Kourouvani (Athens Eagles)

Men’s sword (Sabre Category A)

Vasilis Dounis (PAO Disabled)

Nikolaos Makrigiannis (PASKA)

Apostle Davis (PAO Disabled)

Women’s Swords (Sabre Category Open A+B)

Penny Scaru (PAO Disabled)

Irene Kourouvani (Athens Eagles)

Men’s sword (Sabre Open B+C)

Dimitris Adzolidakis (PAO Disabled)

Stavros Kekakos (PAO Disabled)

Stylianos Souliotis (PASKA)

Nikolaos Koutroulis (PASKA)