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Marine Karapetyan

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Name
  
Marine Karapetyan


Role
  
Footballer

Marine Karapetyan (born 3 March 1991) is an Armenian professional footballer. She currently plays for Armenia women's national football team.

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SOCCER ACHIEVEMENTS

  • 2011 – First Place, European pre-selection stage,Malta
  • 2008 – First Place, Mini Tournament,Macedonia
  • 2007 – First Place, Christiansen, Norway
  • 2007 – Third Place, Norway Cup, in Oslo
  • EDUCATION

    Trade and Service State College after N. Achemyan , Accountant

    UEFA TOURNAMENTS, SHOWCASES & CAMPS

  • 2011-2012 – Women’s National Team, European selection stage, Denmark, Portugal, Czech Republic,Austria
  • 2010 - 2011 Women’s National Team, European pre-selection stage,Malta, Faroe Islands, Georgia (country) ( Kristine Mangasaryan - 1 goal to Malta)
  • 2009-2010 – Women’s National Team, World pre-selection stage,Italy-Portugal-Finland-Slovenia, (Kristine Mangasaryan - 1 goal to Slovenia)
  • 2009 – Women’s National Team, International Mini Tournament, Estonia– Kazakhstan
  • 2009 – U-19 European pre-selection stage,Hungary
  • 2008 – U-19 European pre-selection stage, Poland
  • 2008 – Women’s National Team, International Mini Tournament, Macedonia
  • 2008 – Women’s National Team, International Mini Tournament,Bulgaria
  • 2007 – U-17 European pre-selection stage,Macedonia
  • 2007 – Women’s National Team, International Mini Tournament,Macedonia
  • 2007 – U-19 European pre- selection stage,Ukraine
  • 2006 – U-19 European pre-selection stage,Poland
  • 2005- The woman Islamik Games (Futsal)
  • TEAMS

    2014 – 2017 WFC “AFD Homenmen”,Armenia

    2012 - 2013 – WFC “Donchanka”, Russia

    2007 to present time – Armenian Women’s National Team football

    2006 -2009 – U-19 Armenian Women’s National Team

    2007 – U-17 Armenian Women’s National Team

    2005 - 2010 – WFC “Qolej”, Armenia

    EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

    In 1999 to 2001 years Educated karate Karate

    References

    Marine Karapetyan Wikipedia