Аделия Петросян завоевала серебро на турнире Trialeti Trophy в Батуми
Российская фигуристка заняла второе место на турнире в Грузии, набрав в сумме 204,16 балла за короткую и произвольную программы.
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Российская фигуристка Аделия Петросян заняла второе место на турнире Trialeti Trophy, который проходит в Батуми, Грузия.
По итогам короткой и произвольной программ Петросян набрала в сумме 204,16 балла, что позволило ей занять второе место в турнирной таблице.
Trialeti Trophy собрал фигуристов из разных стран, выступающих в нескольких дисциплинах фигурного катания на этом этапе соревновательного сезона.
Результат Петросян стал одним из заметных итогов турнира для российских спортсменов, выступающих на международных соревнованиях по фигурному катанию.
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