Le blog de Stephandero

Caitlin Mallory and Kristian Rand of Estonia compete in the Ice Dancing Original Dance at the European Figure Skating Championships in Tallinn

Today evening, the 1st stage of the "indoor" Bigpank Kuldliiga took place in Läsnamae Sports Hall. It was the occasion for lots of estonian athletes to enjoy competition for the first time this year. The European champions Ksenija Balta and Mikk Pahapill...

In the second round, Kaia lost to 19th seed Nadia Petrova of Russia 4-6 4-6. From now, she has to concentrate on the doubles, with her partner Jasmin Wöhr as they will play against Victoria Azarenka and Svetlana Kuznetsova. Hard draw!

Baruto, Baruto, Baruto....while he has made huge strides outwardly in his sumo this basho, he showed a huge mental lapse yesterday taking the smaller M1 Toyonoshima (1.69m and 149kg) for granted in thinking he could just show up, grab the outer grip over...

Kaia Kanepi defeated Yung-Jan Chan 7-6 (7-4) 6-2 In the second round she will play against 19th seed Nadia Petrova of Russia.

The Tallinn Marathon will take place on Sunday, September 12th, 2010 and the registration is opened!!! So, let yourself be tempted by this race around the Old City, where reigns a great atmosphere and you will receive a warm welcome. The race is open...

This weekend, Estonian Sten Pentus won the feature Spirit of a Nation Cup, the second race of the International Toyota Racing Series at Teretonga, in New Zealand. The leader of the championship, Evans, blasted into the lead from pole position and looked...

Lukas Bauer was back on top following six days rest after he won the Tour de Ski last weekend, as he was unbeatable in the men’s 15km Classic World Cup event in Otepää on Saturday - now second overall. Estonia’s own Andrus Veerpalu and Jaak Mae hoped...

On 3 January 2010, in Lasnamäe, Lembi Vaher improved the national pole vault record to 4m10, 1cm better than her precedent (outdoor) record performed the last year at Kohila.

Many people in Estonia know the names of sumo moves because they follow the performances of Baruto, born Kaido Hoovelson. At 197 cm (6'5') tall and weighing in at a colossal 172 kilos (378 lb), he is the first Estonian in history to have become a professional...