Judo-Juniorenweltmeisterschaften 2009
Die Judo-Juniorenweltmeisterschaften 2009 wurden vom 22. bis 25. Oktober 2009 in der Stade Pierre de Coubertin in Paris, Frankreich, abgehalten.[1]
Ergebnisse
Frauen
| Gewichtsklasse | Gold | Silber | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| - 44 kg |  Tomoka Yomogita |  Katharina Menz |  Antonieta Galleguillos |
 Ebru Sahin | |||
| - 48 kg |  Sarah Menezes | Hiromi Endo | Derya Cibir |
 Mi-Ri Kim | |||
| - 52 kg |  Majlinda Kelmendi |  Shahar Levy | Chiho Kagaya |
| Tugba Zehir | |||
| - 57 kg |  Hedvig Karakas |  Juul Franssen |  Tina Trstenjak |
| Aiko Uryu | |||
| - 63 kg | Sayuri Yamamoto | Sea-Rom Song | Vlora Bedeti |
| Mariana Silva | |||
| - 70 kg | Haruka Tachimoto |  Lucie Perrot |  Daria Davydova |
| Abigél Joó | |||
| - 78 kg | Akari Ogata |  Kayla Harrison | Mayra Aguiar |
| Luise Malzahn | |||
| + 78 kg |  Larisa Cerić |  Iryna Kindzerska |  Sandra Jablonskytė |
| Kanae Yamabe | |||
| Quelle: Judoinside[2] | |||
Männer
| Gewichtsklasse | Gold | Silber | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| - 55 kg | Toru Shishime |  İlqar Müşkiyev |  Sheng-Ting Huang |
 Lukasz Kielbasinski | |||
| - 60 kg | Hirofumi Yamamoto |  Tumurkhuleg Davaadorj |  Ilyas Izmagilov |
| Florent Urani | |||
| - 66 kg | Junpei Morishita | Grzegorz Lewinski | Zsolt Gorjanacz |
 Kenneth Van Gansbeke | |||
| - 73 kg | Yuki Nishiyama | Vitalii Popovych | Thibault Dracius |
 Lasha Zurabiani | |||
| - 81 kg | Loïc Pietri | Magomed Magomedov | Yannick Gutsche |
| Tomohiro Kawakami | |||
| - 90 kg | Quedjau Nhabali | Archil Shinjikashvili |  Grigori Minaskin |
| Daiki Nishiyama | |||
| - 100 kg |  Lukáš Krpálek | Tomasz Domanski | Tobias Mol |
 Alejandro San Martin | |||
| + 100 kg | Eun-Saem Cho | Magomed Nazhmudinov | André Breitbarth |
 Domenico Di Guida | |||
| Quelle: Judoinside[2] | |||
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ World Junior Championships. In: European Judo Union. 22. Oktober 2009, abgerufen am 28. Januar 2023 (amerikanisches Englisch).
- ↑ a b JudoInside - World Championships Juniors Paris Event. Abgerufen am 2. Juli 2023.
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