The third leg of the Gem Set Croatia charity and sports event was held in Zadar by the Marin ‘ili’ Foundation.
The top tennis players in Croatia raised money for a worthy cause by competing in Vinjik in Zadar today.
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Zadar is referred to as the “city of basketball,” and athletes from a variety of sports came to town thanks to Marin “ili” and his foundation. The audience enjoyed their moves.
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In addition to “ili,” the following individuals were present: Ante “i,” Zoran Planini, Danijel Subai, Manuel “trek,” Anelo Kvesi, Eduardo da Silva, Matea Jeli, Valentina Mrnjavi Pereglin, Filip Zubci, Andrej Gaina, andrija Stipanovi.
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After Luka Suba received a golden log, the game was abruptly stopped while former Croatian goalie Danijel Subai was in the game. Together, they were a member of the national team in the past.
With a chuckle, Subasic remarked, “At least something golden.”
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Marin Ili stated, “They have to do physical education in the school hallway because they have nowhere else to go.”
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When I founded the Foundation, my objectives were to create a yearly system that functions consistently, instill a sense of tradition, and support the community annually. It surprised me to see how far it went and how high the lovely story could go. “Excellent every time,” stated Marin Cilic.
“Petrinja and Alata hosted the first two events, both of which were quite depressing.” The construction of four parks was incredibly fantastic.
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