the essentials The Launaguet club finished at the top of the ranking of first places by winning two women’s categories and one men’s.
“Training remains our priority.” After words, actions. Saturday in Argoulets, for the Critérium departmental benjamins N.1, several protégés of Stéphane Bodson (6th dan), professor at JC Launaguet, stood out by winning their respective categories.
Honor to the women with first of all Syrine Agabi in the – 28 kg. “She is the youngest 1st year, so it was her first championship. She had five fights and she won them all, especially against opponents who were 7 kg heavier,” summarizes her coach.
For her part, Kamelia Braber finished on the highest step in the – 32 kg category. “She is the youngest 2nd year. On this Critérium, she was clearly above the other fighters. For the moment, she is undefeated with a cumulative 61 victories,” emphasizes Stéphane Bodson.
Finally, in the men’s competition, Teydan Abdallah had the last word in the -38 kg category. “He is also the youngest 1st year. For his first championship, he achieved seven victories in as many fights,” specifies his trainer. Note that JC Launaguet had two entries for the Young Official’s Cup with Maryam Agabi and Lilou Chatain. The latter also took 3rd place.
For the rest of the list, US Colomiers and Avenir Fonsorbais each left with two titles. For their part, Torii JC, Budokan judo Saint-Orens, Aussonne bushido, JC Roquettes, Muret JC, Blagnac SCJ, CJ Boulogne-sur-Gesse, judo Toulouse Croix-Daurade, Elite judo Occitanie, Atmosphère judo Toulouse, JC Montastruc, JC Fontenilles-Léguevin, judo jujitsu Escalquens-Labège and JC des Mazades all won a title.
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