Bulgarian Stefani Stoeva wins the women's title in the badminton competition in Cairo • KosovaPress

Business

Interviews

Hoti expects Sorensen to push forward the implementation of the Declaration on Missing Persons

NEWS

President Osmani is asked if she intends to extend her mandate, here's how she answers

Region

Tragedy in Kocani, police detain the resigned mayor of the municipality and the two previous former mayors

Bulgaria's Stefani Stoeva wins the women's title in the badminton competition in Cairo

Read about: 1 min.

5 months ago

The link was copied

Bulgarian badminton player Stefani Stoeva won the women's singles title at the 2024 edition of the Egypt International tournament, part of the International Series, on Sunday.

In Cairo, the Bulgarian defeated the eighth seed Yasmine Hamza of Italy in 31 minutes 21-10, 22-20.

Stoeva dominated the first game and secured victory in the second, eventually taking the gold. She won the title with five consecutive victories.

Bulgaria finished the competition with two medals. Gabriela Stoeva and Evgeni Panev took the mixed doubles bronze medal on Saturday.

"Third place for us in mixed doubles. We are satisfied with the level of performance we showed this week. There are more to come... Thanks to our team and everyone who supported us," wrote Gabriela Stoeva on Instagram. /BTA

Bulgaria Title Cairo Badminton Stefani Stoeva

Click here if you want to read the latest and selected news on our official Viber channel.

This website is maintained and managed by KosovaPress News Agency. KosovaPress holds the reserved copyright rights according to the legal provisions on copyright and intellectual property. Use, modification and distribution for commercial purposes without agreement with KosovaPress is strictly prohibited.

This website application is developed with the support of #SustainMediaProgramme, co-financed by the European Union and the German Government, the part implemented by GIZ, DW Akademie and Internews. Its content is the sole responsibility of KosovaPress and does not necessarily reflect the views of the EU or the German Government.