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18:07 | 13.08.2010 Three Georgian Chess Players Won in Chalkida
Georgian chess players had a successful round at the international tournament in the city of Greece, Chalkida.
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17:23 | 13.08.2010 Aroshidze Replaced Win by Lose
Chess tournament started in Catalogna where Levan Aroshidze (2548) competes in the name of Georgia
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17:03 | 13.08.2010 Georgians Are among Leaders
Chess tournament take places in the city of Turkey, Chanakale. The city hosts this tournament for the 18th time.
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16:13 | 13.08.2010 One Obstacle Is Left before Final
Georgian tennis player Sopo Kvatsabaia who is competing in the tournament (prize 10 000) in the city of Turkey, Istanbul won three matches in a row and will play in semifinal.
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16:04 | 13.08.2010 A Division’s gate closed for the Georgian U16 team
Georgian Under-16 basketball national team lost their first match in five games while being a part of the European Championship’s Division B tournament. This defeat was enough to keep away ...
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15:39 | 13.08.2010 Giorgadze Is Ready
Akvsenti Giorgadze, rugby player of Georgian national team and French “Castr”, returns to the field.
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14:55 | 13.08.2010 Saka-Rtvelo Collected 180 Points and Is Still Playing
Saka-Rtvelo women couple took the 13-16 places in beach volleyball current World Championship, which is held in the city of Norway, Kristiansand. They collected 180 rating points and were awarded by ...
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14:03 | 13.08.2010 Maze after Yerevan
What chance has Georgian U-21 national team of playing in play-off among 14 teams at European Championship?
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12:41 | 13.08.2010 Temur Ketsbaia: " I Am not Satisfied with Playing Quality"
Head coach of Georgian National Football Team Temur Ketsbaia said the following to “World Sport”: “It is good that we played three matches one after another without losing, but it ...
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10:35 | 13.08.2010 Turkish Beat Us Second time
Georgian cadet water polo team lost 4 matches one after another at European championship final round. If they continue in such way they will be on the 16 th place among 16 participants.
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