"Marko Miljanov" Elementary School athletes convincingly take first place, Oktoih students win title with additional criteria

The "Topolica" Stadium in Bar hosted the exciting 43rd National School Sports Games in Athletics Championship, which brought together the best young male and female athletes from seventh to ninth grade of elementary schools from four regions of Montenegro.

The students competed in seven disciplines, and the competition brought top sportsmanship, the joy of victory, and incredible suspense until the very end.

While the women's competition saw absolute dominance by one team, the men's final will be remembered as one of the most dramatic in the history of school games.

In the female competition, the title of state champion was won by the elementary school "Marko Miljanov" from Bijelo Polje. Second place went to the elementary school "Jugoslavija" from Bar, while the bronze medal went to the students of the elementary school "Vuko Jovović" from Danilovgrad.

The men's competition brought an unprecedented tie. Elementary School "Oktoih" from Podgorica and Elementary School "Anto Đedović" from Bar finished the competition with identical 19 points after all seven disciplines. However, the champion's cup went to Podgorica thanks to the greater number of first places won. The podium was completed by Elementary School "9. maj" from Sutivan near Bijelo Polje, which took third place.

Winners' podium – STUDENTS – 100 m: 1. Mina Lukolić (“Mexico”, Bar) 12,7, 2. Sara Joksimović (“21. maj”, Podgorica) 13,2, 3. Ajša Balić (“Vladislav Sl. Ribnikar”, Bijelo Polje) 13,7; 300 m: 1. Aleksandra Madžgalj (“Marko Miljanov”, Bijelo Polje) 42,3, 2. Dejla Šukurica (“Anto Đedović”, Bar) 43,5, 3. Jovana Milatović (“Yugoslavia”, Bar) 46,9; 600 m: 1. Anđelka Pavićević (“Vladislav Sl. Ribnikar”) 1:53,5, 2. Petra Stojković (“Sutjeska”, Podgorica) 1:58,2, 3. Divna Dubak (“Marko Miljanov”) 1:58,8; 4x100 m relay: 1. “Anto Đedović” (Sara Mujović, Dejla Šukurica, Uma Čivović, Sara Medenica) 54,9, 2. “Marko Miljanov” (Aleksandra Miladinović, Katarina Smolović, Divna Dubak, Aleksandra Madžgalj) 56,0, 3. “Radojica Perović” (Jovana Kovačević, Dora Pelević, Nikolina Nikić, Irena Đokić) 57,1.

High jump: 1. Jelena Kljajević (“Aleksa Bećo Đilas”, Mojkovac) 145, 2. Anđela Lalić (“Blažo Jokov Orlandić”) 145, 3. Katarina Smolović (“Marko Miljanov”) 140; shot put: 1. Olja Simićević (“Aleksa Bećo Đilas”) 13.00, 2. Lara Radulović (“Maksim Gorki”, Podgorica) 10,70, 3. Sara Raičević (“Vuko Jovović”, Danilovgrad) 9,13; long jump: 1. Sara Mujović (“Anto Đedović”) 4,50, 2. Aleksandra Miladinović (“Marko Miljanov”) 4,19, 3. Anđela Jovanović (“Vuko Jovović”) 4,11; team:

1. “Marko Miljanov” 20, 2. “Yugoslavia” 16, 3. “Vuko Jovović” 12 points.

Winners' podium – STUDENTS – 100 m: 1. Damir Mulić (“9. maj”, Sutivan – Bijelo Polje) 11,6, 2. Vladan Bracović (“Anto Đedović”, Bar) 12,3, 3. Vuk Vešović (“Vuko Jovović”, Danilovgrad) 12,6; 400 m: 1. Ivan Jerofejev (“Anto Đedović”) 55,3, 2. Elmin Ćatović (“9. maj”) 1:00,2, 3. Andrej Berilažić (“Maksim Gorki”, Podgorica) 1:03,0; 800 m: 1. Savo Šarčević (“Risto Ratković”, Bijelo Polje) 2:09,6, 2. Ognjen Kontić (“Blažo Jokov Orlandić”, Bar) 2:16,1, 3. Luka Vlahović (“Savo Pejanović”, Podgorica) 2:19,4; 4x100 m relay: 1. “Anto Đedović” (Julije Kejlj, Vladan Bracović, Arsenij Argirov, Ivan Jerofejev) 50,49, 2. “Maksim Gorki” (Veljko Medenica, Radovan Radulović, Andrej Berilažić, Goran Grgurović) 50,88, 3. “9. maj” (Eman Ramović, Elmin Ćatović, Almin Bećirović, Damir Mulić) 51.41.

High jump: 1. Matija Knežević (“Oktoih”, Podgorica) 163, 2. Strahinja Ranitović (“Yugoslavia”) 160, 3. Kerim Husović (“Marko Miljanov”, Bijelo Polje) 160; shot put: 1. Blažo Vukanović (“Branko Božović”, Podgorica) 13,83, 2. Enid Bibuljica (“9. maj”) 12,09, 3. Jakov Grabovica (“Oktoih”) 11,95; long jump: 1. Vojin Stanković (“Novka Ubović”, Podgorica) 5,52, 2. Avram Minić (“Vuk Karadžić”, Bijelo Polje) 5,24, 3. Aleksa Baucal (“Vuko Jovović”) 4,91; team: 1. “Oktoih” 19, 2. “Anto Đedović” 19, 3. “9. maj” 18 points.