After the fourth day of the competition, Montenegrin athletes have 25 medals – 11 gold, four silver and 10 bronze medals. The men's and women's judo teams of Montenegro both won gold medals in the team competition at the Games of the Small States in San Marino. Judo Montenegrin male judo team, composed of Jusuf Nurkovic, Arso Milic and Danilo Pantic, won against Cyprus in the final, by 2-1. Balsa Sinanovic and Marko Bubanja were also a part of the team. Judokas came to the finals by beating Iceland 2:1 and Luxembourg 3:0. Female judo team composed of Elma Licina, Ivana Sunjevic and Jovana Pekovic, brought the gold medal with a maximum result. They beat Andorra 3-0, Iceland 3-0, Luxembourg 3-0 and Liechtenstein 3-0. The judo national team of Montenegro finished the San Marino tournament with ten medals – seven gold, one silver and two bronze medals. Gold medals were won individually by Danilo Pantić (-100 kg), Marko Bubanja (-90 kg), Arso Milić (-81 kg), Elma Licina (-52 kg) and Ivana Sunjevic (-63 kg). Silver went to Balsa Sinanovic (-73 kg), while the bronzes were won by Jusuf Nurkovic (-66 kg) and Jovana Pekovic (-70 kg). Archery Bronze medal was awarded to archers Milan Borovic and Mina Sibalic, in the competition of mixed pairs. They celebrated today in a match for third place against Iceland, after defeating Liechtenstein, while in the match for the finals they lost to Luxembourg. Table Tennis Two more medals were secured by the table tennis players Filip Radovic and Ivona Petric, who advanced to the semi-finals of individual competition. In the group stage, Radovic scored four victories and one defeat, while Petric had three victories in the group and in the quarter-finals defeated Leticia Gardi from San Marino. Luka Bakic was stopped in the first stage (after two victories and two defeats), while Snezana Culafic lost in the quarter-finals. Basketball Montenegro's basketball team beat San Marino 100:37 (27:14, 29:6, 29:8 and 15:9), in the fourth round match. This is the third triumph of the Montenegrin basketball players, after they celebrated in the first two rounds against Luxembourg 79:57 and Andorra 90:49. They were also defeated by Cyprus 81:71. The most effective in the Montenegrin selection were Vasilije Knezevic and Marko Mugosa with 18 points, while Zoran Nikolic managed 14 points. Montenegro will play against Iceland in the last round, tomorrow at 3 pm. MTB Our cyclist Demir Mulic finished his performance in the mountain bike discipline in 9th. He made a time of 1 hour, 19 minutes, 29 seconds, and 68 hundredths. There were 25 contestants, 22 of whom finished the race. Beach Volleyball Volleyball players Andrej Bojic and Marko Bagaric finished their performance at the Games of the Small States of Europe in the last, eighth place. They lost today to a team from Malta, Robert Balzan and Manuel Raffa, 2:1 (17:21, 21:11 and 15:7) in a match for seventh.
