The young graduates of the Judo-club of the Gorcy Athletic Club (CAG) have just recorded several performances. During the Mini Lorraine Championships, six of them climbed on five podiums, including two on the top step. Inès Abu Jahrur is champion of Lorraine in less than 48 kg, Maxence Pirsoul is champion of Lorraine in less than 34 kg, Maxime Moitry ranked third in less than 55 kg, as well as Egor Kryszczak in less than 42 kg, and Théophile Debergh in less than 66 kg.
All the medalists are qualified for the Grand Est Championship which will take place this Sunday, February 27, and they have a good chance of qualifying for the French Championships, which will take place next March. They will also play their place in the departmental team.
Among the cadets, also note the result of Anna Bodlet, who is vice-champion bi-departmental Meurthe-et-Moselle and Vosges in less than 44 kg and who is also qualified for the Cadet Grand Est Championship which will take place in March .
“The potential is there”
In view of the latest results, satisfaction is in order for Erwin Pawlak, who has been coaching the local club since 2017 and also coaches that of Ban-Saint-Martin, near Metz. “This Moselle club and AJ (Alliance Judo) 54 Nancy allow young students to train during the week. With these five qualifiers aged between 12 and 14, the potential is there. The objective now is to have as many qualifications as possible for the French championships. »
