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: ЛП Супер Спорт София) is a
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n women's
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from the capital city
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, currently playing in the
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Current squad

Vesselina Tepeshanova
Vanya Krastanova
Alexandra Shehtova
Gergana Teneva
Martina Apostolova
Angelina Angelova
Veronica Mincheva
Teodora Kodova
Gergana Todorova
Desislava Grahliova
Nely Atanasova
Eli Nadjakova
Kremena Prodanova
Martina Kioseva
Eva Slancheva
Monika Vouteva
Maria Keleva
Victoria Mihailova
Yordanka Artokova
Lora Dimitrova
Antonina Simeonova


Titles

* Bulgarian Cup Winner - 2003, 2005, 2006. * Bulgarian Champion - 2004.


External links


Official website
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