Georgia:Â The recent European Championship in 10-meter gun shooting in Dior, Hungary, witnessed a momentous achievement by the young athletes representing Georgia. In a historic display of skill and determination, the Georgian youth shooting team won three gold and one silver medals, marking a watershed moment for the nation.
The event was led by Alexander Maisuradze, head of the Department of Sports and Youth Affairs of the Ministry of Culture and Sports of Georgia, a big crowd of fans and supporters gathered at the airport to extend a warm welcome to the athletes upon their return to their homeland.Â
Mariam Frodiashvili and Giorgi Mumladze made their names in history by securing Georgian gold medals for the first time in the mixed doubles category at the European Championship.Â
Equally noteworthy is the victory of the Georgian girls’ team, comprising Mariam Frodiashvili, Mariam Abramishvili, and Salome Frodiachvili, who won gold medals for the first time in the team event.Â
Mariam Frodiashvili emerged as an excellent performer, securing the top spot in the individual championship and setting a new European youth record. Her achievement of three gold and one silver medal across both team and individual events shows her status as a rising star in the world of shooting sports.
The collective success of the Georgian youth shooting team at the European Championship serves as a testament to their constant commitment to excellence and the invaluable support provided by the sports authorities and fans alike.Â
The extraordinary achievements of Mariam Frodiashvili, Giorgi Mumladze, and their teammates not only reflect the spirit of Georgian sportsmanship but also inspire future generations to strive for greatness. As they continue to show their skills and embark on new challenges, the Georgian youth shooting team stands on the world stage, with their passion, talent, and constant determination.
