The  Bulgarian national women’s chess team earned their 5th successive  victory at the European Team Chess Championship in Budva, and with 14 points,  came one more step closer to winning the first title in history.
In the penultimate 8th round, the Bulgarian girls won by 2.5-1.5 points against Poland. Just as with the win against France, Bulgaria once again took the lead with 2-0 victories after wins with the white figures by Nurgyul Salimova and Beloslava Krasteva. The team needed just 0.5 point more, and it was won by Antoaneta Stefanova who reached the much-needed draw versus Monika Socko. This success guarantees a medal but the team will have to play, at the same level, versus Georgia on Monday for the gold.
Sixteen-year-old snowboarder Malena Zamfirova has been named Europe’s best young athlete by the European Olympic Committees (EOC) , Bulgaria’s BTA news agency reported. “We are very happy that our exceptional and talented girl was recognised by all..
Hristina Peneva and Kaloyan Petrov made history by topping the overall rankings in the Mixed Synchro category of the 2025 Trampoline World Cup series. This is the first time such a trophy has been awarded by the International Gymnastics Federation,..
Sixty-six teams from Bulgaria, Romania, Greece and Spain are taking part today in the off-road competition 'King of Trial 2025' near Kostinbrod , BTA reports. The race, which will take place in a stone quarry near the village of Gradets, will see..
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