Tauberbischofsheim. In their first supra-regional comparison competition in the new year, the youngsters in the U13 and U15 age groups from the state judo associations of Baden, Württemberg, Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate met for the mountain road tournament in Hemsbach. A record-breaking number of athletes came to present themselves to their respective national coaches.
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The judo department of TSV Tauberbischofsheim also sent seven young fighters.
Pia Zettelmeier and Sofia Corabieru competed in the U13 (eleven to twelve year old) female age group in the weight class up to 33 kilograms. Both got off to a good start and reached the semi-finals. zettelmeier won her round and was in the final.
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Tauberbischofsheim. The new year kicked off with an exciting judo event as young athletes from Baden, Württemberg, Hesse, and Rhineland-Palatinate gathered in Hemsbach for the mountain Road Tournament. This supra-regional competition, featuring U13 and U15 age groups, attracted a record number of participants eager to showcase their skills to national coaches.
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Among the competitors were seven promising judokas from TSV Tauberbischofsheim, representing their club with determination and skill.
In the U13 girls’ category for the 33-kilogram weight class, Pia Zettelmeier and Sofia Corabieru delivered impressive performances. Both athletes advanced to the semi-finals, with zettelmeier securing a spot in the final after a strong showing in her matches.
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The competition heated up when TSV’s rising star faced zoe Kosir from JSC Heidelberg. Despite a valiant effort, the TSV athlete was outmaneuvered by a decisive throwing technique, securing a well-deserved silver medal. Simultaneously occurring, her teammate bounced back from a semi-final loss to clinch the bronze. Hanna Merk, competing in the 36-kilogram category, narrowly missed the podium, finishing in fifth place.
In the U13 boys’ division, Phil Collin Karl showcased his skills, earning a bronze medal in the 40-kilogram weight class. His only defeat came at the hands of Jonas Lauterbordn from northwest Frankfurt,who went on to claim the championship title. Heorhii Davydovych and Timofej Dranyi, competing in the 31-kilogram and 34-kilogram categories respectively, ended their campaigns in seventh place.
The U15 age group (13-14 years) witnessed a standout performance from Jeremy Engel in the 66-kilogram division. Dominating every match with precision,engel secured his first gold medal in his third tournament appearance,marking a notable milestone in his young career.
Pia Z, due to her birth year, faced unique challenges but demonstrated resilience and determination throughout the competition. Her journey, though not culminating in a medal, highlighted her potential for future success.
Pia Zettelmeier and Sofia Corabieru made a remarkable comeback in their respective competitions. The finals in their age category featured an all-TSV showdown, where Zettelmeier emerged victorious against her teammate, securing her second gold medal of the event.The TSV youth team showcased an impressive performance, earning two gold medals, one silver, one bronze, a fifth-place finish, and two seventh-place results. These achievements have already contributed significantly to their overall competition standings.
