Fights and triumph: Club championship of the judo athletes in FH!

Fights and triumph: Club championship of the judo athletes in FH!

On Saturday, October 12th, Judo Ju-Jutsu Verein Friedrichshafen experienced an exciting day because the club championship took place. This special occasion not only offered an excellent opportunity to use the knowledge you have learned in training, but also for some also the first way to sniff competition air. The spectators were enthusiastic about the exciting fights and the various techniques shown on the mat.

The wide number of participants, which included both experienced fighters and beginners, was particularly gratifying. The event was considered a complete success because the achievements of the judo and Ju-Jutsuka were impressive. It should be emphasized that some of the athletes even competed in both disciplines, which demonstrated their versatility and commitment.

The results at a glance

In Judo, various weight classes were held in exciting duels. In the category up to 30 kg, Emil Röhm managed to claim first place, followed by Sam Talaev and Jassin Ben Dallal. The competition was also strong in class up to 38 kg. Here Clemens Frank secured the victory, while Emil Röhm landed on the podium again, followed by Stani Talaev, Vincent Frank and Fiete Eichmeier, who took third place.

The struggles of the heavier weight classes also showed remarkable achievements. In the category up to 66 kg, Svea Stieglmeier won ahead of Sofia Kurth and Leonie Hartl. In the class up to 83 kg, Kyrill Cernysov and Johann Stoppel prevailed, while Marcel Mroz took third place.

In the Ju-Jutsu there were also exciting fights. In group 1, Kyrill Fidas became the first, and in group 2 Josie Bucher secured victory. Particularly noteworthy was the participation of Sofia Kurth and Leonie Hartl, who competed both in the Ju-Jutsu and judo and gained their first competition experience in both disciplines.

The results show in detail how diverse and talented are the young fighters who represent our judo and Ju-Jutsu association. The next opportunity to become active yourself is for all interested children and adolescents from the age of six: from now on a beginner training session in the Lake Constance hall takes place every Thursday at 5:30 p.m.

The enthusiasm for Judo and Ju-Jutsu is growing and the positive energy of this club championship reflects the commitment of the trainers and families who support the sport and personal success of their children. The association not only promotes sporting success, but also the cohesion and the community among the members.

For detailed information on the results and other developments directly from the event, See the report on www.schwaebische.de .