The national volleyball team of the Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics performed well in the “Side by Side” competition and won 3rd place among teams from higher education institutions in Kharkov.
During the tournament, the KNURE team demonstrated good team play, cohesion, sportsmanship and a real fighting spirit.
The team included:
Timur Karpichenkov (VPVSS-24-1)
Maxim Skorobogatov (MI-24-1)
Denis Bagaev (ESTM-23-1)
Bogdan Berezhnoy (MTIOLS-23-1)
Denis Kaploukh (KIUKI-23-1)
Vladislav Nozhnik (PZPI-25-5)
The team is coached by a senior lecturer at the Department of Physical Education and Sports, Dmitry Konovalov. Significant assistance in training the athletes was also provided by Alexey Tanyansky, a graduate student of the Department of Informatics of the KNdf-23-1 group.
We congratulate our athletes on a worthy result and wish them new victories, sports development and success!
KNURE is the territory of sports, strength and team spirit!

On May 6, a seminar of referees and arbitration observers of the Kharkov Regional Football Association was held.
Chairman of the KRFA referee committee, senior lecturer of the KNURE FES department Valery Lisakevich, together with Anatoly Abdula, a member of the UAF referee committee, introduced the participants to the new changes in the Rules of the game of football for the 2026–2027 season.
During the seminar, the referees watched training videos from different matches and compiled a theoretical test.
It is worth noting that Valery Lisakevich is actively restoring and developing football in KNURE. The university’s national team is already taking part in the all-Ukrainian student competition “Side-by-Side”, and the Department of Physical Education and Sports continues to actively popularize football among students.
KNURE is the territory of sports, development and team spirit!

“Side-by-side” volleyball competitions began in the Kharkov region, uniting teams from educational institutions in the region.
The national team of the Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics started the tournament confidently and demonstrated good team play, coherence and a fighting spirit.
The team included:
Timur Karpichenkov (VPVSS-24-1)
Maxim Skorobogatov (MI-24-1)
Denis Bagaev (ESTM-23-1)
Berezhnoy Bogdan (MTIOLS-23-1)
Denis Kaploukh (KIUKI-23-1)
Vladislav Nizhnyk (PZPI-25-5)
The team is coached by a senior lecturer at the Department of Physical Education and Sports, Dmitry Konovalov. Great support in the preparation of athletes was also provided by Alexey Tanyansky, a graduate student of the Department of Informatics of the KNdf-23-1 group.
The final competition will take place on May 13. We wish our team success and victory, and also urge everyone to support the athletes of NURE!