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What a great success at World Cup stage 4!

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We had an another happy news from Shanghai last week.

 

In women’s finals, one of the top Russian WIN&WIN youngster, STEPANOVA got the Gold medal with the INNO CXT bow.

She is only 21 years old.

 

What a great victory!

 

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2011 World Cup stage 4 was finished last weekend. It was held in Shanghai, China from September 5th to 10th.

 

STEPANOVA let the first set slip when she started the match with a 6, but she came back strongly in the second with 9-10-9 to tie the match at 2-2. The wind was not strong but it was changing a lot, therefore giving some difficulties to the athlete. STEPANOVA shot 9-8-8, but the French athlete could not do better with 9-7-9. Tied set and 3-3 in the match.

 

STEPANOVA came back to the yellow in the fourth set with 9-10-9. French archer, SCHUH shot 8-9-10. She trailed 3-5.

                                       

SCHUH started the fifth set with an 8*. She followed with a 9 and a 10. STEPANOVA made the opposite with 10-9-8! The set was tied and that was enough for STEPANOVA to take the match and the gold, 6-4!

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