Tag: athletics

Greece Bids Farewell to Olympic Legend George Roubanis

Greece mourns the loss of Olympic pole vaulting legend George Roubanis, who passed away at 95. A bronze medalist at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, Roubanis was a pioneering figure in Greek athletics. The Hellenic Olympic Committee honored his lifelong dedication to sports and Olympism, vowing to cover his funeral expenses. His legacy as a champion and role model will forever be remembered in Greek sports history.

Miltiadis Tentoglou Named Balkan Athlete of the Year 2024

Greek long jumper Miltiadis Tentoglou has been named the Best Balkan Athlete of the Year for 2024, marking a historic achievement for Greece. The Olympic gold medalist, who is also the reigning World Indoor and European Champion, topped the annual poll with 61 votes. Tentoglou is the first Greek athlete in 15 years to win this prestigious title. Romanian swimmer David Popovici and Serbian NBA star Nikola Jokic rounded out the top three.

Miltos Tentoglou: Elevating Greece's Legacy in Men's Long Jump

Miltos Tentoglou, a standout in the men’s long jump, has propelled Greece to new heights on the global stage. With his impressive achievements, including two Olympic gold medals, Tentoglou highlights the rich legacy and ongoing challenges in Greek long jump athletics. SEGAS’s comprehensive analysis showcases the country’s historical success and emerging talents in this discipline.

Pitsolis and Noula Crowned Marathon Champions in Thrilling Athens Race

Babis Pitsolis and Matina Noula claimed victory in a thrilling 41st Authentic Marathon in Athens, with Noula setting a new Greek championship record. Pitsolis surged ahead in the final two kilometers to win the men’s race, while Noula delivered a powerful attack around the 28th kilometer to secure the women’s title.

Greece's Emmanouil Karalis Captures Bronze in Thrilling Paris 2024 Men's Pole Vault Final

Armand “Mondo” Duplantis secured his second Olympic gold medal in a thrilling men’s pole vault final at the Stade de France in Paris, clearing 6.10 meters. Greece’s Emmanouil Karalis earned a bronze medal with a jump of 5.90 meters, while Sam Kendricks of the USA took silver. Duplantis’ victory continues his dominance in international athletics.

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