2002, Zaporizhzhia Regional State TV and Radio Company.

The program “Vershyna” is dedicated to the athlete, stuntman and actor Maksym Vershyna.

The video includes: a background, Maksym Vershyna in the ring, training, martial arts, children's photos, the Zaporizhzhia Cossacks equestrian theater, horses, elements of a performance on horseback, awards. An interview with Maksym Vershyna.

Comments: Lyudmyla Vershyna, the athlete's mother; Oleksandr Nefyodov, the first vice-president of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Association of Professional Martial Arts Zaporizhzhia Sich.

Maxim Vershina: athlete, stuntman, actor

The program “Telesportarena”, 1991. 

The program tells about the USSR Peoples' Spartakiad held in Kyiv, gymnastics competitions, stunt training, rowing, and cycling. 

The interviewees: Olympic champion Tamara Bykova, coach Anatolii Solomin, champion of the Spartakiad Vitalii Popovych, foreign coach Oleh Blokhin, Honored Coach of the USSR Albina Deryuhina, Volodymyr Volodymyrov, Valentyn Myslyvyi, Leonid Kanevskyi, and others.  

The program is hosted by Valentyn Shcherbachev and Liudmyla Isaieva. The program includes a video for the song “Goodbye” by Iryna Skazina. Part of the interview is in russian. 

Spartakiad in 1991

The program “No Sport Without Miracles”, aired on New Year's Eve, summarizes the sports life in 1984. Hosted by Valentin Shcherbachev. 

The program tells about: a tournament of football stars that took place in Brazil: fragments of the matches between the national teams of Brazil and Europe, the match Brazil - Italy, Brazil - USSR; Oleg Blokhin, who is walking with his young daughter Irina, talks about football; the champions in freestyle wrestling, the Biloglazov brothers, in the studio with Valentin Shcherbachev, talk about rhythmic gymnastics and other sports; gymnast Zhanna Buryak shares her passion for sports; Serhiy Bubka recalls his first jump; the champion of the Thessaloniki Olympics in chess recalls the competition; fragments of the USSR-Czech Republic hockey match, training of young hockey players. 

The program uses fragments of the cartoon “How the Cossacks Played Football”, as well as concert performances by the band “A La Carte”, Svitlana Sira and the band “Synthesis”, and the song “Paper Airplane” by Jaak Joala. 

The program is in russian. 

Sports life: 1984

The program “Telesportarena”, 1991. 

The video features sports events: a report from a press conference of the participants of the first Ukrainian Himalayan expedition; a baseball championship; martial arts competitions; a report from a wheelchair marathon; a story about Serhiy Bubka; kick-boxing competitions in Novokuznetsk; a story about the kick-boxing championship in Lviv; tennis; windsurfing. 

The program includes advertisements and film fragments. Some of the interviews are in russian. 

Chronicle of the sports week

Kyiv Hippodrome, 1996. 

The video shows the World Cup obstacle course race, the second day of the competition: the opening ceremony, interviews with sponsors, team introductions, athletes' performances, and the awarding ceremony. The competition was attended by 19 athletes from Ukraine, Belarus and Latvia. 

The video contains hidden advertising.  

Equestrian sport: World Cup stage

The video shows a report on the third period of the hockey match in the Inter-National Hockey League championship between Kyiv's Sokol and Torpedo from Ust-Kamenogorsk (Kazakhstan). The match ended with a score of 4:4. 

Commentator Serhiy Derepa. 

For reference: Sokol is a hockey club from Kyiv. The current champion and winner of the Ukrainian Hockey Cup. It was founded in 1963 as Dynamo, and since 1973 as Sokil.

Bronze medalist of the USSR Championship (1985). Champion of Ukraine (1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2022, 2023, 2024). Champion of the Eastern European Hockey League in 1998 and 1999. In 1986, the team was a finalist in the Spengler Cup, the oldest international ice hockey tournament in the world, which has been held in Davos, Switzerland, since 1923.

The club's official colors are blue, white and blue.

Hockey: “Sokol" vs. "Torpedo"

Lviv, LST, 1959.

On the video: Lviv railway station, arrival of the train, people with flowers greeting the athletes, a cup, a medal “Champion of the USSR”, going out into the city, getting on the bus, Lviv Institute of Physical Culture.

Lviv champion athletes

The video features gymnastics training sessions and interviews with coaches (in russian), who talk about the results of the season and plans for next year. 

Artistic gymnastics

The village of Pidhorodne, Ternopil region, July 5, 2012, program “Sports Meridians”. The program tells about the second summer biathlon championship of the region and the peculiarities of this sport.

Comments: chief judge of the competition Ihor Pochynok, biathlete Andriy Voznyak, biathlete Svitlana Krykonchuk, winner of the regional championship Yuriy Kopchak, president of the regional biathlon federation Oleksiy Kayda.

The program was created by: Tetyana Zayats, Vasyl Panchuk, Andriy Kapusta, Yuriy Danylyuk, and Ihor Khamulyak.

Summer biathlon: Ternopil region championship

Story about Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina, October 12, 2016.

In the video: Elina Svitolina on horseback, fragments of competitions and social events, comments of Elina Svitolina.

Reference: Elina Svitolina, born in Odesa on September 12, 1994, became the most successful tennis player of Ukraine. In 2012, she won the Brazilian 25,000th ITF (International Tennis Federation), made her debut in the national team and played for the first time at the WTA (Women's Tennis Association) tournament. She set many national records, including Ukraine's first Olympic medal in tennis and third place in the world ranking.

The first racket of the world Elina Svitolina

A story about the meeting of Ukrainian fencer Olha Harlan at the Boryspil airport after she won the World Fencing Championships in Budapest. Commentary by Olga Harlan.

Olga Harlan's meeting in Boryspil

2011, Ternopil TV, program "Sports Meridians". The video features an interview with athlete Lilia Prots. She talks about how she started playing sports, important competitions, records, coaching and social activities. 

Reference: Lilia Prots is a Ukrainian powerlifter, coach, and public figure. She is an international master of sports of Ukraine in powerlifting (1995). Candidate for Master of Sports in checkers and weightlifting. World powerlifting champion. Record holder of Ukraine, set 33 records. Personal record in bench press - 110 kilograms, in squat - 170 kilograms. She has won more than 60 medals. 

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