Nikolina Moldovan

BELGRADE - Wrestler Davor Stefanek was named Serbia's Best Athlete in 2014 at the 58th annual selection by the daily newspaper Sport.

Serbians win 5 medals at Canoe World Championships

MOSCOW -- Serbia won three medals on the last day of the 2014 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships (WC) in Moscow, and a total of five during the competition.

The country's most successful athletes were Nebojša Grujić and Marko Novaković, who won the men’s K-2 200m event.

MOSCOW - Serbia won three medals on the last day of the 2014 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships (WC) in Moscow, its most successful athletes being Nebojsa Grujic and Marko Novakovic, who won the men’s K-2 200m event.

BRANDENBURG - Serbia's kayak team, sisters Olivera and Nikolina Moldovan, won the bronze medal in the 500 metre race at the European Championship in Germany on Sunday.

This is the second medal for Serbia at the competition, as Marko Dragosavljevic won the gold in the 200 metre race on Sunday.

Photo Tanjug/D. Peternek, archive

BELGRADE - Through a charity exhibition of photographs, titled PhotoSolidarity to Remember, the Tanjug News Agency has raised money that will go to the fund established in aid of flood victims.

The exhibition, staged at Mikser House, featured hundreds of photographs made by Tanjug photo reporters in all crisis spots, as a testimony of the disaster that befell Serbia in May.

BELGRADE - Belgrade Mayor Sinisa Mali conferred on Wednesday with taekwondo athletes Milica Mandic and Tijana Bogdanovic and kayak riders Nikolina and Olivera Moldovan and promised support to them so that they could win medals at the Brazil Olympics in 2016.

BELGRADE - Serbian State Secretary in the Ministry of Youth and Sports Predrag Perunicic conferred on Thursday with members of the Serbian kayak representation Olivera and Nikolina Moldovan, Sima Boltic and Vladimir Torubarov who won silver medals at the World Cup in Milan last weekend.

MILAN - Simo Boltic and Vladimir Torubanov of Serbia have won the silver medal in K2 500 at the 2014 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup in Milan.

Boltic and Torubanov finished the Sunday race in 1:29.093, just 0.20 seconds behind Tibor Hufnagel and Gergely Boros of Hungary.

Portugal's Fernando Pimenta and Emanuel Silva took the bronze, completing the race in 1:29.153.