Srpski atletičari na 10. mestu na Evropskom ekipnom prvenstvu II lige: Heroji ili nevidljivi borci?
Da li ste znali da su naši srpski atletičari zauzeli 10. mesto na Evropskom ekipnom prvenstvu II lige u Mariboru? Da, dobro ste pročitali – deseto mesto! Nije baš na vrhu, ali hej, tu smo! Troje naših sportista čak je stalo na podijum prvog dana takmičenja. Milica Gardašević je u skoku udalj pobedila sa skokom od 6,75 metara i donela Srbiji maksimalnih 16 bodova. Sinančević je u bacanju kugle bacio 20,54 metra i zauzeo drugo mesto, dok je Adriana Vilagoš bacila koplje 62,75 metara i osvojila treće mesto.
Ali, čekajte, ima još! Elzan Bibić je zauzeo 5. mesto, Marko Vlahović 6. mesto u skoku udalj, Maja Gajić 7. mesto u trci na prepone, a Mihajlo Katanić 8. mesto u istoj disciplini. Slavko Stević skočio je 2,09 metara i zauzeo 10. mesto u skoku uvis. I tako dalje, naši momci i devojke su se borili kao lavovi, ali rezultati su uglavnom u sredini ili niže.
Šta to znači? Da li je 10. mesto uspeh ili neuspeh? Da li su naši atletičari heroji koji se bore sa svim i svačim ili su nevidljivi borci koje niko ne primećuje? Dok neki slave medalje, drugi se pitaju gde je podrška, gde su uslovi za trening, i zašto naši sportisti ne mogu da se popnu više na lestvici.
Ovo prvenstvo je prilika da se vidi koliko smo daleko od vrha evropske atletike. Da li je to znak da treba da se probudimo i počnemo da ulažemo u sport ili ćemo i dalje biti na marginama? Milica, Sinančević i Adriana su pokazali da imamo talenat, ali da li je to dovoljno?
Ako ste mislili da je sport samo za one koji osvajaju zlato, razmislite ponovo. Ovi momci i devojke su dokaz da se i borba za 10. mesto računa. A vi, šta mislite? Da li je 10. mesto razlog za slavlje ili za brigu? Bacite komentar, ismejte ili podržite – neka se čuje glas naroda!
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Serbian Athletes Rank 10th at European Team Championships II League: Heroes or Invisible Fighters?
Did you know our Serbian athletes took 10th place at the European Team Championships II League in Maribor? Yes, you read that right – tenth place! Not exactly the top, but hey, we’re there! Three of our athletes even stood on the podium on the first day. Milica Gardašević won the long jump with 6.75 meters, scoring a maximum 16 points for Serbia. Sinančević threw the shot put 20.54 meters and took second place, while Adriana Vilagoš threw the javelin 62.75 meters and grabbed third place.
But wait, there’s more! Elzan Bibić took 5th place, Marko Vlahović 6th in long jump, Maja Gajić 7th in hurdles, and Mihajlo Katanić 8th in the same event. Slavko Stević jumped 2.09 meters and took 10th in high jump. And so on, our guys and girls fought like lions, but the results are mostly mid-table or lower.
What does this mean? Is 10th place a success or a failure? Are our athletes heroes fighting against all odds or invisible fighters no one notices? While some celebrate medals, others wonder where the support is, where the training conditions are, and why our athletes can’t climb higher on the ladder.
This championship is a chance to see how far we are from the top of European athletics. Is it a sign we need to wake up and start investing in sports, or will we remain on the sidelines? Milica, Sinančević, and Adriana showed we have talent, but is that enough?
If you thought sports are only for gold winners, think again. These guys and girls prove that fighting for 10th place counts too. So, what do you think? Is 10th place a reason to celebrate or worry? Drop a comment, roast or cheer – let the people’s voice be heard!
