Bulgarian competitors secured two silver and six bronze medals at the international sports aerobics tournament held in Plovdiv.
Key facts
- •Bulgarian athletes won a total of two silver and six bronze medals.
- •The competition included over 500 participants representing 12 different countries.
- •Borislava Ivanova achieved a bronze medal in the women's individual category with 19.400 points.
- •The event was held at the International Fair in Plovdiv.
- •The tournament was organized by the Aerobics-AMD sports club.
Bulgarian athletes earned eight medals in the men's, women's, junior, and youth categories at the Plovdiv Cup 2026. The international sports aerobics tournament took place at the International Fair Plovdiv, featuring over 500 participants from 12 countries.
By the numbers
Results in Senior Categories
In the men's and women's categories, Borislava Ivanova earned a bronze medal with a score of 19.400 points after entering the finals with the top qualifying score. Alexander Mishinkov also placed third with 18.900 points, and the mixed pair of Borislava Ivanova and Hristo Manolov secured bronze with 19.450 points.
Junior and Youth Achievements
In the 15-17 age group, Atanas Blagoev and Stefani Lecheva won silver medals with 18.300 points. Lecheva also took bronze in the girls' individual category with 18.600 points, while Atanas Blagoev placed third among the boys with 18.600 points. The trio of Teodora Ribarova, Viktoria Krusharska, and Kristina Kostova earned bronze with 18.700 points, and the group consisting of those three plus Neda Zapryanova and Maria Valcheva won silver with 18.550 points.
Tournament Organization
The Plovdiv Cup 2026 was organized by the Aerobics-AMD sports club with support from the Plovdiv Municipality and the Bulgarian Aerobics Union. The event hosted athletes from Bulgaria, Russia, Romania, Great Britain, Hungary, Belgium, Slovakia, Turkey, Ukraine, Portugal, Lithuania, and Belarus.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Sportal.bg.
