The USSR national team is a KVN team consisting of champions of the Higher League of KVN and its participants from different years.
| USSR national team | |
|---|---|
| A country |
 Russia |
| City | Yerevan , Minsk , St. Petersburg , Kharkov , Donetsk , Simferopol , Moscow |
| Years in KVN | 2003 - 2004 |
| Colors | red and white |
| Captain | Garik Martirosyan |
| Titles | Winners of the Summer Cup 2003 |
Content
History
The USSR national team was formed in 2003 specifically to participate in the Summer Cup (contrary to the name, only Sergey Sivoho from PDI played in the Higher League in Soviet times). Despite the fact that in this composition the team never appeared on the KVN stage, all the team members played a considerable number of games in the Higher KVN League , and many of them participated in the Summer Cup at various times and became its owners. In their first game, the USSR national team won and won the Summer Cup, overtaking their closest rivals by 0.1 points. The next game of the team was the 2003 Special Project. This time the CIS team became a rival of the team, which, like the USSR national team, included participants who at various times played KVN in the Highest League. In that game, the CIS team was stronger. The third and last appearance of the team in KVN occurred in 2004. The USSR national team in incomplete composition took part in the annual Special Project in honor of the birthday of the club. That day Garik Martirosyan and Grigory Gasparyan did not appear on the scene.
Composition
Actors and Authors
- Garik Martirosyan (“ New Armenians ”, Yerevan ) - captain and ideological leader of the team.
- Grigory Gasparyan (“ New Armenians ”, Yerevan )
- Vadim Galygin ( BSU , Minsk )
- Marina Gritsuk ( BSU , Minsk )
- Vitaly Kolomiets ( BSU , Minsk )
- Victor Vasiliev ( Team St. Petersburg )
- Dmitry Khrustalev ( Team St. Petersburg )
- Polina Sibagatullina ( Team St. Petersburg )
- Igor Didenko ( KhAI , Kharkov )
- Valentin Ivanov ( KhAI , Kharkov )
- Gleb Tymoshenko ( KhAI , Kharkov )
- Sergey Sivokho ( DPI , Donetsk )
- Sergey Muld ( SSU , Simferopol )
The authors
- Vyacheslav the Blagensky (team of St. Petersburg)
- Kirill Sitnikov (Belarus national team)
- Alexey Fedorov
- Artem Baronetsky ( BSU , Minsk )
- Kirill Papakul ( BSU , Minsk )
Musicians
- Alexey Massalitinov ( Team RUDN )
Sound engineers
- Edward Melkonyan (“ New Armenians ”, Yerevan )
- Roman Khan ( RosNoU , Moscow )
Administrator
- Maxim Maximov (MMA named after Sechenov, Moscow )
Curator
- Mikhail Marfin ( Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology , Moscow )
On the eve of the first performance of the team in 2003, Dmitry Nikulin ( Children of Lieutenant Schmidt , Tomsk ) was also declared as a participant, but due to personal circumstances he could not take part in the game. [1] (unavailable link)
At the end of 2003, news appeared that the USSR national team plans to come to the Winter Festival of KVN teams in Sochi and fight for the right to take part in the 2004 KVN Higher League season. The team could not get together to participate in the festival, and this idea was never implemented [ 1] .