Duel at eye level – Judo Austria

206 starters from a total of 54 clubs took part in the Austrian under-16 championships in Krems. ASKÖ Reichraming (Upper Austria) and Judo Union Klosterneuburg (Lower Austria) were each able to celebrate 3 titles. “The level of the fights was really impressive. With Mavie Rabl (-63), Kathrin Mikota (-52) and Christoph Vakil (-46) there were also three under-18 champions at the start, but only Mavie then took gold,” said national coach Martin Grafl. A good 500 spectators ensured a sold-out hall and a correspondingly good atmosphere.

The results in detail, under-16 championships Krems, Saturday, results, -40 kg: 1st Laura-Sophie Kunyik (JU Klosterneuburg/Lower Austria), 2nd Jasmine Mantaeva (UJZ Mühlviertel/Upper Austria), 3rd ex aequo Elena Schwarzl (PSV Salzburg-Judo/S), Maria Adamyan (UJC Dornbirn/V); -44: 1st Isabella Stögmann (Askö Reichraming/Upper Austria), 2nd Helin Türk (M&R Galaxy Judo Tigers/W), 3rd Anna Gangl (JZ Rapso Linz/Upper Austria), Magdalena Mikota (UJZ Mühlviertel/Upper Austria); -48: 1st Nina Seyr (SV Gallneukirchen/Upper Austria), 2nd Lena Mayrhofer (UJZ Mühlviertel/Upper Austria), 3rd Valerie Sas-Zaloziecki (M&R Galaxy Judo Tigers/W), Mathilda Meingast (Judo Center Innsbruck/T); -52: 1st Helena Tonka (Askö Henndorf/S), 2nd Angelina Tsatsina (Ratiborets/W), 3rd Lea Pipelka (WAT Stadlau/W), Katharina Mikota (UJZ Mühlviertel/OÖ), -57: 1st Bleona Rama (Askö Reichraming/Upper Austria), 2nd Vitalina Krokhmaliuk (Union Amstetten/Lower Austria), 3rd Carina Schwarzbauer (UJZ Mühlviertel/Upper Austria), Susanne Bauer (Judozentrum Amstetten/Lower Austria); -63: 1st Mavie Rabl (JZ Innsbruck/T), 2nd Anna Bachler (LZ Multikraft Wels/OÖ), 3rd Rosalie Baumann (ATSV Jenbach/T), Diana Jidovic (Judo Awiar/W); -70: 1 Selina Wögerer (Fairdrive Leonding/OÖ), 2 Sara Steinbach Petersson (SU Karuna/W), 3 Emma Filzwieser (Judoteam Zeltweg/ST), Natasa Pavic (PSV Salzburg-Judo/S); +70: 1. Alina Schatzl (JU Dynamic One Feldkirchen/Donau/OÖ), 2. Michaela Höllwart (ESV Sanjindo Bischofshofen/S); Boys, -38: 1. Christoph Schuster (JU Klosterneuburg/Lower Austria), 2. Liam Weissinger (Fairdrive Leonding/OÖ), 3. Sven Wolff (JZ Innsbruck/T), Muhammad Koslaev (Judo Club NG/W); -42: 1. Maximilian Aschenbach (JU Klosterneuburg/Lower Austria), 2. Ismail Colak (SU Karuna/W), 3. Maximilian Schreiter (UJC Hohenems/V), Hermann Klug (Judoschule Sakura/S); -46: 1st Jan Ganser (Fairdrive Leonding/OÖ), 2nd Matija Mijic (Creativ Graz/ST), 3rd Luis Binder (Judoschule Sakura/S), Djamil Kurbanov (Judoteam Zeltweg/ST), -50: 1st Jan ORNIK (SV Karuna/W), 2nd Alexander Vrabetz (JC Wimpassing Sparkasse/Lower Austria), 3rd Lazar Miljkovic (PSV Salzburg-Judo/S), Sergey Samardzhidi (Ratiborets/W); -55: 1. Stefan Stögmann (Askö Reichraming/Upper Austria), 2. Askil Brunner (JC Wimpassing Sparkasse/Lower Austria), 3. Renars Kazanovs (M&R Galaxy Judo Tigers/W), Abdulmalik Abasov (JZ Rapso Linz/Upper Austria), – 60: 1st Michael Hacksteiner (ESV Sanjindo Bischofshofen/S), 2nd Marko Mijic (Creativ Graz/ST), 3rd Artem Lafazanis (Ratiborets/W), David Bezpalenko (ESV Sanjindo Bischofshofen/S); -66: 1. Felix Scheiber (PSV Salzburg-Judo/S), 2. Paul Fischer (JC SV Treffen/K), 3. Jakob Unterrainer Rautter (Union Raika Osttirol/T), Joe Dirr (SK Vöest Linz/OÖ) ; -73: 1. Klaus Wörmanseder (JU Kirchham/Upper Austria), 2. Liviu Cucereanu (Fairdrive Leonding/Upper Austria), 3. Peter Obexer (JZ Innsbruck/T), Daniel Farfeleder (Fairdrive Leonding/Upper Austria); -81: 1st Lorenz Horngacher (JZ Innsbruck/T), 2nd Juan Arcinue (M&R Galaxy Judo Tigers/W); +81: 1. Lukas Angerer (M&R Galaxy Judo Tigers/W), 2. Armin Esfandiari (PSV Salzburg-Judo/S), 3. Maximilian Stegbauer (SV Ulmerfeld/Lower Austria), Abdullah Begic (JU Kirchham/OÖ).