Jt_development's Blog – September 2010 Archive (35)

mongolian judokas win gold and bronze in judo world cup

Written by Kh.Ganchimeg
Tuesday, September 28, 2010.
Mongolian men team took fourth place with gold and bronze medals in the Judo world Cup, which took place in Almaty, Kazakhstan on September 25-26, 2010. A total of 111 men judo players…

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kayla harrison wins silver medal at uzbekistan world cup, hana carmichael places fifth

Nicole Jomantas September 27, 2010

Photo: Karin Schulz Photography

Kayla Harrison (78kg) and Hana Carmichael (57kg)

(Colorado Springs, Colo.) – Two weeks after becoming the first U.S. athlete to win a World Championship since 1999, 20-year-old…

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Kalpana Devi of india, is the 1st women from her country to win a medal in world cup!

Kalpana Devi of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has created history by winning bronze medal in the World Cup (women) Judo-2010 by defeating Nazaraova Shokhida of Uzbekistan in Tashkent.

The sporting event was a world ranking and Olympic qualifying event, held between Sept. 25th to 26.…

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korea and ukraine show off at women's world cup in taskhent

9/26/2010

At the IJF women’s World Cup in Tashkent in Uzbekistan Korea and Ukraine took most of the medals. On Saturday Korea already two gold medals in the category U52 and U57kg. Host nations Uzbekistan lost both these

finals.

Kim Kyung-Ok won her first World Cup gold medal U52kg after she had won eight medals, but never the gold.

In the category U48 it was a complete Mongolian final where Munkhbat Urantsetseg won the… Continue

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kim jae-bum has landed after 16 days of superiority

9/26/2010

Fame is fleeting, fame is fast. World Champion Kim Jae-Bum has lost his first bout as reigning World Champion after 16 days. At the IJF World Cup in Almaty the Korean star lost to Murat Khabachirov (RUS) after 2.5

minutes by ippon. The 22-year old Russian won the World Cup in Almaty, Kazachstan, by his victory over Kim U81kg. He previously won a World Cup in Baku and finished third at the World Cup in Madrid this year.

This category had the most… Continue

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results: world cup men (kazakhstan) 2010 sept 25-26

For results click on link below!
http://217.79.182.227/www.judo-world.net/jua/world_cup/2010_almaty/tta_menue.php?modus=1024&sprache=english

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results: world cup women (uzbekistan) 2010 sept 25-26

For results click on link below!

http://217.79.182.227/www.judo-world.net/jua/world_cup/2010_tashkent/tta_menue.php?modus=1024&sprache=english…

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orange park judo instructor wins heavyweight title at (pan american judo championships)

Greg DiFranza is head instructor at Orange Park judo club

September 24, 2010

By My Clay Sun

The head instructor at an Orange Park judo club recently won the Masters Heavyweight Judo title at the 2010 Pan American Judo Championships, according to a news release.

Greg DiFranza of First Coast Kodokan Judo is also tactical…

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VIETNAM tops southeast asia judo championships

9/24/2010

Vietnam has won the 2010 title at the South East Asia Judo Championships, held at the Phan Dinh Phung sports hall in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam… Continue

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DUTCH HEAVYWEIGHTS TAKE EUROPEAN TITLES AT LAST DAY OF JUNIORS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN BULGARIA

At the last day of the European U20 Championships The Netherlands took

two titles and finished second in the medal tally behind Russia, both

winning three categories in total.

The Dutch collected both titles in the heavy weight categories. Roy

Meijer defeated Tama Ensar (TUR) in the final. Meijer who is in

competition with his dutch rival Pascal Scherrenberg is not selected for

the Junior World Championships in October in Agadir (MOR), but was able

to… Continue

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LIVE RESULTS: EUROPEAN JUNIORS CHAMPIONSHIPS - SOFIA BULGARIA 2010 SEPT 17-19

JUDO EUROPEAN JUNIORS CHAMPIONSHIPS - SOFIA BULGARIA 2010

For live results click on link below!

http://217.79.182.227/www.judo-world.net/eju/european/ec_u20_2010_samokov/tta_menue_eju.php?modus=1024&sprache=english…

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WORLD JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS TOKYO 2010: DAY 1 (SEPT 9)

Masaya Shimokusu, World Judo Championships Tokyo 2010 Official -

World Judo Championships Tokyo 2010 is drawn attention in various ways:

it returns to Tokyo after 52 years have passed since the last time; two

competitors for each country are allowed to join this competition;

several rules are modifies to intend to return to the original

philosophy of judo; and the Japanese squads are expected to achieve

their 100th gold medal of World Judo Championships—they… Continue

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WORLD JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 TOKYO: DAY 2 (SEPT 10)

Masaya Shimokusu, World Judo Championships 2010 Tokyo Official -

World Judo Championships has returned to Tokyo, spiritual home for judo.

On the first day of the competition, many ippon winnings by "pure"

judo techniques were shown at the fighting venue, and so as on the

second day. On the other hand, the stadium was filled with a variety of

cheers, hisses and boos; its atmosphere was really global and

multicultural. On the Day 2, the bouts of the following… Continue

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WORLD JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS TOKYO 2010: DAY 3 (SEPT 11)

Masaya Shimokusu, World Judo Championships Tokyo 2010 Official -

On the Day 2 of World Judo Championships Tokyo 2010, the Japanese squad

experienced medal-drought; on the Day 3, however, they were flooded with

them: 2 golds, 1 silver and 1 bronze. The 100th gold medal of Japan in

the history of World Judo Championships was grabbed by Kaori Matsumoto.

Women's -57kg

Kaori Matsumoto showed her determination and sparkling fighting… Continue

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WORLD JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 TOKYO: DAY 4 (SEPT 12)

Masaya Shimokusu, World Judo Championships 2010 Tokyo Official -

It's Sunday. Let's go to see judo. The National Yoyogi Stadium was

much more crowded than on the previous days. Actually, tickets were

sold out. On the Day 4, the bouts of 4 weight categories—Women's -52kg,

-48kg, Men's -66kg and -60kg—were fought. Because in these weight

categories, the Japanese squad boasts many promising athletes, a great

number of Japanese locals gathered up to see them. As… Continue

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FINAL RESULTS: WORLD JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS - TOKYO 2010

Click on link to get the final results: WORLD JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS - TOKYO 2010…

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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - JAPANESE TSUNAMI

International Judo Federation

In the two women's categories that were fighting today, of course everybody knew that the Japanese would be very difficult to beat, but everybody would try to defeat them.

Women's Categories: the Japanese Tsunami

Unfortunately, the four Japanese fighters were just invincible and the Nippon wave rolled in on all the other favorites who disappeared from the competition…

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KAMIKAWA, SUGIMOTO WIN OPEN CLASSES ON FINAL DAY

Monday 13th September, 06:20 PM JST

TOKYO —

Daiki Kamikawa and Mika Sugimoto won the men’s and women’s open weight categories, respectively, giving Japan 10 gold medals for its best result ever on the final day of the world judo championships in Tokyo on Monday.

Japan, which was hosting the meet in Tokyo for the first time in 52 years, surpassed its previous best result of eight gold medals at the 1999 Birmingham…

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