Slávnostné ocenenie najlepších curlingistov

Slovenský ľad ovládli hráči Martina

Slovenský curlingový zväz ocenil na turnaji High Tatras Air Open v Tatranskej Lomnici hráča, hráčku, tím a trénera druhého desaťročia. Absolútnou víťazkou sa stala hráčka CC Martin Daniela Matulová s 12 titulmi (4 x ženy, 4 x mixy, 4 x páry). Najlepší jednorazový výsledok za obdobie od roku 2013 do 2022 dosiahol tím vozičkárov, ktorý obsadil na paralympiáde v Pekingu 4. miesto.

Ocenenie Slovenského curlingového zväzu

Hráčka desaťročia: Daniela Matulová (CC Martin)
Tím desaťročia: CC Martin
Hráč desaťročia: Juraj Gallo (CC Martin)
Tréner desaťročia: František Pitoňák
Najlepší výsledok desaťročia: Tím vozičkárov (4. miesto na paralympiáde v Pekingu 2022

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