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Serbia-Montenegrin athletes qualify for European Cup First Division
Novi Sad,
21 June 2004
Serbia-Montenegrin athletes qualified for the first division of the European Cup following a two-day B group competition in Novi Sad on Saturday and Sunday.
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Serbia-Montenegrin athletes won a total of nine first places and secured 193.5 points, followed by Slovakia and Latvia which scored 183.5 and 172.5 points respectively.
Marko Jankovic won the 200-metre race, Mirko Petrovic won the 3,000-metre race, while Nenad Loncar won the 110-meter hurdles.
Female athletes from Croatia scored victory with seven first places and 182 points. Serbia-Montenegrin female athletes came in second with the same number of points but six first places. Slovakia was third with 170 points.
Olivera Jevtic won the 5,000-metre race, while Vesna Kostic won the long jump.
Marko Jankovic won the 200-metre race, Mirko Petrovic won the 3,000-metre race, while Nenad Loncar won the 110-meter hurdles.
Female athletes from Croatia scored victory with seven first places and 182 points. Serbia-Montenegrin female athletes came in second with the same number of points but six first places. Slovakia was third with 170 points.
Olivera Jevtic won the 5,000-metre race, while Vesna Kostic won the long jump.
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