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    ArmeniaNow.com

    Sport Roundup: Pyunik showing championship form
    (again)

    By Suren Musayelyan
    ArmeniaNow reporter

    Football
    FC Pyunik (Yerevan) with 50 points remain a clear leader and top title
    contender after round 19 of Armenia's national football
    championship. The defending champions are followed by the capital's FC
    Banants and Ashtarak's FC Mika.

    FC Ararat also has real chances to contest a medal this season. Under
    the new coach Varuzhan Sukiasyan the Yerevan footballers have not lost
    a single point yet.

    Meanwhile, footballers playing in Armenia's top league continue to
    sign for foreign clubs. Artashes Baghdasaryan has left Yerevan's FC
    Kilikia to join Austrian Superfund, and Banants striker Vahe
    Tadevosyan will play for Switzerland's FC Arau.

    FC Pyunik midfielder (and of the National and youth teams), Levon
    Pachajian has been given on loan to Israel's FC Hapoel (Petah Tikva)
    until spring 2007.

    (Source: based on Armenian Football Federation reports and information
    from A1 Plus' website)

    Judo

    At the European youth championships in the Estonian capital of
    Tallinn, Armenia's Anush Hakobyan (52 kg) won the silver
    medal. Another Armenian athlete participating in the event Paylak
    Vardazaryan became a bronze medalist.

    (Source: Armenpress news agency)

    Wrestling

    Armenian wrestlers will take part in the Greco-Roman and freestyle
    wrestling world championships due to be held in China from September
    22 to October 1.

    Armenia's team of Greco-Roman wrestlers includes: Roman Amoyan (55
    kg), Karen Mnatsakanyan (60 kg), Artak Harutyunyan (66 kg), Movses
    Karapetyan (74 kg), Tigran Sahakyan (84 kg), and Yuri Patrikeev (120
    kg).

    The freestyle wrestling team includes eight wrestlers, including one
    woman: Vahan Simonyan (55 kg), Armen Karapetyan (60 kg), Zhirair
    Hovhannisyan (66 kg), Ruslan Kokaev (74 kg), Vadim Laliev (84 kg),
    Shamil Gitiev (96 kg), Ruslan Basiev (120 kg), and Karine Shadoyan (63
    kg).

    (Source: Armenpress news agency)
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