Sandviksten Mundus Sports Encyclopedia

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Sandviksten Mundus Sports Encyclopedia

Sandviksten Mundus Sports Encyclopedia is a reference book of articles covering sports and sporting games throughout the world, published once a year by Sandviksten-Kukkiva Publishing House, a company based in Albrektberg, Jugland, in the Unitary State of Mktvartvelo. The Sandviksten Mundus Sports Encyclopedia, published for first time in 2001, has been translated into dozens of languages, and it has run continously since that year.

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Peter Ahonen
(born in 30 October 1988 in Sandberg, Jugland)

Sport	Triathlon
Nationality	Jugland
Biography	Peter Ahonen is a professional Juglander triathlon athlete and member of the Juglander National Team.
Achievements	Seven times winner of the Jugland's Men's Individual Triathlon National Cup (2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022)      3rd Men's Individual Triathlon, Arashkai 2021 Mundus Games 4th Men's Individual Triathlon, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games

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Wassyga Frimann
(born in 28 February 1994 in Albrektberg, Jugland)

Sport	Swimming
Nationality	Jugland
Biography	Wassyga Frimann is a professional Juglander swimmer and member of the Juglander National Team. She holds several national records in freestyle, indiividual medley, and butterfly in swimming, as well as being the Juglander swimmer who have reached a Mundus Games final more times (5).
Achievements	8th 100 m Freestyle, Arashkai 2021 Mundus Games 2rd 400 m Freestyle, Arashkai 2021 Mundus Games 7th 400m Butterfly, Arashkai 2021 Mundus Games 6th 200m Individual Medley, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games 8th 400m Individual Medley, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games

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Mainio Salminen
(born in 2 December 1994 in Albrektberg, Jugland)

Sport	Cycling
Nationality	Jugland
Biography	Mainio Salminen is a professional cyclist. He is a time trial specialist. In 2021, he became the first Juglander rider to win the Individual Time Trial in the 2021 Mundus Games.
Teams	Pyorakerho Cycling (2018-2021) AABL-AD (2021-2022) AABL (2023- )
Achievements	2021 Winner Jugland National Championship Road Race          Winner Mundus Games Individual Time Trial 2022 4th Lacuna Classic          1st Stage 4 Ashina Grand Tour 2nd Tour of Nordansk          1st Stage 2 Tour of Nordansk          Winner Mundus Games Individual Time Trial 4th Stage 5 Tour of Ardia          3rd Stage 10 Tour of Ardia              2023 8th Tour of Abydos 4th Midvale-Artaxia Classic 5th Stage 4 Ashina Grand Tour 7th EMAC Time Trial Winner Tour of Pakvegana 3rd Jugland National Championship Individual Time Trial Winner Mundus Games Individual Time Trial Winner Gzamerovnuli Grand Prix 4th Tour of Gzatsminda

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Fryda Andersen
(born in 6 July 1989 in Midtenstadt, Jugland)

Sport	Cycling
Nationality	Jugland
Biography	Fryda Andersen is a professional cyclist. She is well-known as a time trialist, but able to obtain a good performance in one-day cycling races and classics, as well as being a workhorse for her teammates in stage races. She became the first Juglander cyclist to obtain two Mundus Games medals, as she finished third in Individual Time Trial in the 2021 Mundus Games and was runner-up in Road Race in the Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games.
Teams	Tulevaisuutta Cycling (2014-2018) Brannkvinner (2019-2021) Kommuna Ladies  (2022- )
Achievements	2018 Winner Jugland National Championship Individual Time Trial          2019 Winner Jugland National Championship Individual Time Trial          2021 Winner Jugland National Championship Individual Time Trial          3rd Mundus Games Individual Time Trial, Arashkai 2021 Mundus Games 3rd Stage 2 (ITT) Tour of Jugland          2nd Stage 4 Tour of Jugland          2022 9th Vid Cycling Race          2rd Mundus Games Road Race, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games 20th Tour of Ardia 1st Stage 2 Tour of Ardia          2nd Stage 9 Tour of Ardia          2nd Points classification Tour of Ardia              2023 6th Lacuna Classic 17th Tour of Ardia 3rd Stage 2 Tour of Ardia

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Gulisa Pshaveladze
(born in 10 July 2001 in Sighnaki, Mktvartvelo)

Sport	Rhythmic Gymnastics
Nationality	Mktvartvelo
Biography	Gulisa Pshaveladze is a rhythmic gymnast, the most successful Mktvartvelian gymnast in the history of the Mundus Games. She has participated in two Mundus Games, winning 6 medals. She is currently the twice Mundus Games incumbent champion in Individual All Around.
Achievements	3rd Women’s Individual Clubs, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games 2rd Women’s Individual Ribbon, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games 6th Women’s Team All Around, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games Winner Women’s Individual All Around, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games 3rd Women’s Individual Clubs, Valtheim 2023 Mundus Games 2rd Women’s Individual Ribbon, Valtheim 2023 Mundus Games 4th Women’s Team All Around, Valtheim 2023 Mundus Games Winner Women’s Individual All Around, Valtheim 2023 Mundus Games

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Eto Kordzaia
(born in 28 January 1990 in Kareledia, Mktvartvelo)

Sport	Handball
Nationality	Mktvartvelo
Biography	Eto Kordzaia is a professional handball player. She is a member of the Mktvartvelo's women's handball team. She plays as a left wing attacker. She became the first player to score more than three hundred goals with the Mktvartvelian national team. In the 2023 Valtheim Mundus Games, she was chosen as the flag-bearer of the Mktvartvelo's delegation, becoming the first women in that role. She is also captain of the women's handball national team since 2021. She currently plays for KKK Lagotsminda.
Teams	KK Kareledia (2006-2007) KKK Khoni (2007) KK Kareledia (2008) KKA Tsalnaghi (2009) SK Mtsvumi  (2010-2016) SK Gurjumi (2017-2022) KKK Lagotsminda (2023- )
Achievements	5 times winner of the Mktvartvelian Inter-Regional Cup (2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019) 3 times winner of Handball Player of the Year Award (2015, 2017, 2018) 2nd Women's Handball, Azavrelia 2022 Mundus Games Winner 2023 Brzdmtsveli Cup, with KKK Lagotsminda 2nd Women's Handball, Valtheim 2023 Mundus Games