The Politika team defeated the team of the St. Petersburg administration in the final match of the Roscongress Hockey Cup, which was included in the program of the Sports Games of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
The match took place on Thursday and ended with a score of 8:1 in favor of Politika. Among the winners are Alexei Mikheev, deputy head of the Russian presidential administration for work on appeals of citizens and organizations, Vyacheslav Fetisov, two-time Olympic champion, Andrey Razin, Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Alexey Besprozvannykh, acting governor of the Kaliningrad region, head of the Moscow Sports Department Alexey Kondarantsev. Also present on the ice were former Russian national team players Alexander Mostovoy, Roman Shirokov and Dmitry Sychev.
The St. Petersburg Administration team included Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Alexander Belsky, Deputy Governor of St. Petersburg Sergei Kropachev and former Russian national team striker Pavel Pogrebnyak, Chairman of the Commission on Physical Culture and Sports of the Government of St. Petersburg, Olympic silver medalist in cycling Anton Shantyr.
The bronze medalist of the Roscongress Cup was the “Champion” team, which defeated the “Business” team on Thursday – 7:1.
The SPIEF Sports Games program includes more than 20 events in 18 sports. More than 20 winners and medalists from the Olympic Games, World and European Championships will participate in the forum.
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