Ibrahima’s European Weightlifting Championships Win Bronze / Day

Competing on the weight category up to 59 kilograms, Ibrahima’s first attempt dealt with 88, 91 and 93 kilograms, which was the third best result. In pulling, Belgian Nina Sterksa, who lifted a 94 kilogram, achieved the best result.

In the push, the Latvian representative started with 105 kilograms, but then handled 108 and 113 kilograms, which gave fourth place. Sarah Retulainena took the first place with 115 kilograms.

In the overall standings, Ibrahim won a bronze medal with 206 kilograms. Andrea Kotruta, a Romanian, became the European champion with 208 kilograms, but sterks was second with the sum of 207 kilograms.

It was previously reported that in the summer of 2020, Ibrahima decided to stop her athlete’s career. She moved to her husband Mohameda Ibrahima to Qatar, but in October 2022, four months after the birth of a child, announced the resumption of a weight of weight, representing Qatar’s team, coaching his former coach Andrushkevich and played the first race in early 2023.

Latvia will also be represented by Arthur Vasilonoks and Armands Mežinskis, where they will compete in the weight category up to 89 kilograms, but in the weight category up to 109 kilograms, Arthur Plies.

The European Championship in Chisinau will take place until April 21.