Schwetzingen. The 1st Budo Club Schwetzingen is known to be a good address when it comes to organizing judo tournaments. It was the same again at the weekend, when young martial artists from far and near streamed into the packed Schwetzingen Nordstadthalle.
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The range ranged from the youngest fighters from the U11 age group to the U15 age group. They all competed fairly on the four battle areas. And there were sporting performances worth seeing in all age groups, both from the boys and the girls. At the end of the mammoth nine-hour event, club boss Jürgen Pfau was completely satisfied with what had happened in Schwetzingen. It almost seemed like a small miracle that, despite the loss of the parking space behind the closed level crossing, there was no parking chaos due to the countless cars.
Results of participants from our distribution area
ASV Eppelheim: Leon Becker and Jonathan Golatta won. Second place went to Maalik Karadag, Yakut Yagköy and Maksim Javanoksky, third place went to Emma Jäger, Rashit Caruso, Emilie Tsvilovskyy, Erik Rastiki, Ferdinand Student and Fabian Thomas.
DJK Eppelheim: Victory for Eva Merkoska, second places were Jari Halfmann, Jarn Gietz, third places for Malte Brodehl, Aya Asmi, Svenja Malz, Sebastian Cieslok and Juri Knopp.
BAC Hockenheim: Lukas Farkas came first, Charlotte Ball won second place, Alan Salpaharov and Ahmad Tabisch took third place.
Budo Club Schwetzingen: Olivia Petraskovic and Tom Knebel won, second places went to Alexis Macheledt, Eymen Akbay, Mats Lambeck and Moritz Herbold. Third place went to Max Kopke, Sidharth Naidu, Nicolas Wirtgen, Myron Danckenko, Maximilian and Hannah Turewicz, Max Polascheck, Philipp Kowalzik and Lou-Mè Brandau. ako
The experienced crew in the hall once again did hard work to do justice to everything. Long lines formed early at the aid station. “The almost unbearable situation of the existing kitchen appliances certainly played a role. These would be: The oven has been broken for a year, the deep fryers don’t work, the dishwasher is leaking water, the refrigerator no longer cools properly, the coffee machine always has to be rinsed five times before you make the coffee. Where does something like that exist and how do the handball players at HG Oftersheim/Schwetzingen cope with these hardships?” says the Budo Club.
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The club still managed to keep everything going and do justice to everyone, everything worked like clockwork. Not that easy, as over 400 young athletes from five federal states took part to earn their sporting merits. The host Budo Club Schwetzingen took to the mats with a large number. The experienced trainers Markus Thiemann and Jens Macheledt had prepared their protégés well.
The true greatness was always revealed when her kids had to leave the field after being defeated. There was comfort, encouragement and moral reconstruction. In contrast, the state of mind of the winners is completely different. The reward for those who made it to the famous podium were trophies, medals, certificates and the promise of being there again next year.
2023-12-12 23:14:31
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