This Pentecost weekend, 14 judokas from the JCC (Judo Club Cavalérien) took part in the French judo championships FSGT (Fédération Sportive et Gymnique du Travail) in Sin-le-Noble (59).
SSaturday June 4, Nicolas Da Silva (senior – 90kg), the club’s teacher, set an example for his students by becoming vice-champion of France. During the afternoon, the minims distinguished themselves. Enzo Romano was crowned champion of France (- 73 kg), Hugo Peyroche ranked 5th (- 55 kg) and Damien Giometti ranked 7th (- 60 kg).
Sunday June 5 was much busier in terms of participation and medals.
The cadets led the way in the morning. Endy Lopes (-57 kg) and Mia Verdonck (- 52 kg) are crowned champions of France, Léane Belet (- 52 kg) is vice-champion of France, Tristan Even (-66 kg) and Lucie Andre (-70 kg) rank 3rd and Ouanis Abdelhak (- 73 kg) was unfortunately injured during his second fight.
In the afternoon, the senior kyus (belts of a color other than black) continued to collect titles and medals: Hyacinthe Mivegbo (- 81 kg) was crowned champion of France and Giovanni Ciuca (- 100 kg) became vice-champion of France. Irmina Trawinski (junior – 70 kg) finished in 4th place.
Monday, June 6, Jean Pierre Bazin was crowned French champion in veteran M4 (- 100 kg) and completed the harvest of national titles for JCC judokas.
The members of the club and the office congratulate all the participants, because this championship was a discovery for the vast majority of its participants: ” We are proud of you, because you have made it a success for this end of the season: 5 French champions, 3 French vice-champions, 2 3rd places, a 4th place, a 5th place and a 7th place at the national level. You have also shown that you are not only fighters, but also beautiful people open to the world around you, united and a band of young people faithful to the moral code of judo: politeness, courage, sincerity, honor, modesty, respect, self-control, friendship. You begin to touch what Jigoro Kano, the founder of judo explained with these words: “Judo is the principle of the best use of body and mind. To practice Judo means: to develop the body and the spirit by the play of the attack and the defense and thus to arrive at a harmonious development of its being to contribute to the prosperity of all the men. » »
The JCC looks forward to seeing you next season on the tatami mats of France and Navarre and invites you to join it to experience new human and sporting adventures in a family and friendly atmosphere.
Thanks
The JCC office thanks all its partners and donors who have made it possible, through material or financial assistance, to all the competitors to participate in this great event. He particularly thanks the 13e BDLEson GSBdD (Base Defense Support Group), Jasse Slicingthem Ets December et The Shepherds of Larzac for their logistical assistance, the companies Verdonck Eric Carrelage, Boissiere and Sons, MJ2 Technologie, BigMat Mouysset Samabois, South Aveyron Heating, Cuisinella, South Aveyron Taxi, the participants in the online kitty and the filled bag contest for their financial support. Finally, they thank the I AM JUDGE and the Judo Club Saint-Affricain who allowed their judokas to participate in these championships under the JCC banner.
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