The triumphant of the last season of the Super League was the club “Milsami”, which after 10 years won the Moldovan soccer championship. The club from Orhei after the first stage was only on the fifth position in the standings. However, the actions taken by the coaching staff, headed by Igor Picuszczak, allowed the team to transform by the second, spring stage of the championship. And bypass the main competitor – Sheriff Tiraspol – at the finish of the tournament.
Moldovan sportswoman Anna Dulce became silver medalist of the Junior World Cup in shooting and benchrest shooting, held in Zuhl (Germany), – reports Logos Press.
The Moldovan national swimming team took the second place in the team standings at one of the most prestigious international competitions – the Grand Prix in Burgas (Bulgaria), – reports Logos Press.
The head coach of the Moldovan national soccer team, Serghei Cleșcenco, announced the composition of the players who will play in the matches against Poland and Italy in June, – reports Logos Press.
The Moldovan Football Federation (FMF) has decided to make the entrance to the final match of the Moldovan Cup free for all fans. The decisive meeting in the fight for the trophy between Milsami (Orhei) and Sheriff will take place in Tiraspol,” Logos Press reports.
Holding Olympic Fest in Moldova gives thousands of people the opportunity to plunge into the world of sports and understand the benefits of an active lifestyle,” Nicolae Juravschi, President of the National Olympic and Sports Committee (NOSC), said after the festival held on May 17 at Arena Chișinău, Logos Press reported.
The new champion became known in the final round of the second stage of the Super League. “Milsami (Orhei) won the championship for the second time, exactly 10 years after the previous triumph,” Logos Press reports.
The finalists were determined by the results of the return matches of the 1/2 finals of the Cup of Moldova “Sheriff” (Tiraspol) – “Zimbru” (Chisinau) and “Milsami” (Orhei) – “Spartanii-Sportul” (Selemet village, Cimislia district).
Meet defenseman Alexandru Carmanov, a 17-year-old native of Chisinau who is conquering American hockey. His height is 214 cm and he is currently among the tallest active hockey players in the world. Last year he enrolled at an American university, played a season on the junior team and was recently drafted by the Fargo Force of the USHL.
Ion Basoc, vice-champion of the Paralympic Games 2024, won the first silver medal in the history of Moldova at the World Para Judo Championship, held in Astana (Kazakhstan), – reports Logos Press.
The Disciplinary Commission of the Moldovan Football Federation (FMF) imposed a fine of 10,000 lei on Milsami (Orhei) for the misuse of pyrotechnics by the club’s fans at the stadium, – Logos Press reports.
Soccer club “Dacia-Buiucani” (Chisinau) has won the transition tournament and secured its participation in the first part of the Super League-2025/26, – reports Logos Press.
The champion of the Moldovan women’s soccer championship has been determined. For the seventh time in its history and for the third year in a row, the title was won early by the club “Agarista” (Anenii Noi). There are four teams in the tournament, but none of them was able to compete with the winners.
Immediately 12 Moldovan wrestlers entered TOP-10 in their weight categories in the updated ranking of the International Olympic Wrestling Federation (UWW).
The National Olympic and Sports Committee of the Republic of Moldova (NOSC) will traditionally hold “Olympic Fest” on the Day of Athlete and Olympic Movement, which this year is celebrated on May 17. BOMBA is the official partner of “Olympic Fest 2025″,” Logos Press reports.
Achievements of athletes competing in age categories from U-18 to U-23 at Olympic and non-Olympic tournaments now allow to receive monetary and/or other material rewards in full, – reports Logos Press.
Another incidents involving Zimbru (Chisinau) fans occurred in two recent matches against Tiraspol’s Sheriff,” Logos Press reported.
Agarista (Anenii Noi) soccer players have secured the league title with 4 rounds to go in the National Women’s League,” Logos Press reported.
The Moldovan youth and junior national weightlifting teams won 4 gold, 2 silver and 5 bronze medals at the U-17 and U-20 World Championships held in Lima (Peru), – reports Logos Press.
The Moldovan Football Federation (FMF) has allocated €50 thousand for the financial encouragement of coaches who have trained players of men’s and women’s national teams in different age categories.
