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Winter Olympics: Jubilation, then Disappointment for Armenia

Armenian Weekly sports correspondent Antranig Dereyan reports from Vancouver.

The ladies’ slalom kicked off at 10 a.m. as a field of 87 took to the track. The conditions were not as hazardous as the giant slalom, but were still difficult to maneuver through.

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Antranig Dereyan

Born and raised in New Jersey, Antranig Dereyan graduated from Rowan University with a bachelor’s in journalism. He contributes frequently to the Armenian Weekly with sports pieces. He also freelances for other online sites and newspapers.

2 Comments

  1. The main thing is that at least she completed the run. I’m for ALL athletes, and wish them all well.

  2. Ani jan, I am very proud of you.  The most important thing is that you walked the Armenian flag in your hand (garmir, gabouyd, naringi, im droshagn e hayreni, yes ge gochem dan, dan, dan getzeh im mayr hayasdan.  And I am  sure your great grand father Haig Adjemian is also thrilled seeing  his great grand daughter with Armenian flag in her hand. This was always his dream unfortunately he died without seeing all these. Love Shakeh and Rafik

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