ASKÖ Judo Luftenberg Wins 14 Medals at Autumn KYU Tournament

ASKÖ Judo Luftenberg secured third place in the team standings at the Upper Austrian Autumn KYU Tournament in Burgkirchen, claiming a total of 14 medals across multiple age divisions according to reporting from judo-luftenberg.at.

Tournament Field and Team Standings in Burgkirchen

The regional competition brought together 159 competitors representing 15 different clubs at the venue in Burgkirchen. ASKÖ Judo Luftenberg entered the tournament with 16 individual starts across the youth categories, guided by coaches Andreas Gemeinhardt and Magdalena Schober. Alongside the competitors, Simon Gemeinhardt represented the club on the officiating mat as a referee. The combined output of the 16 entries propelled Luftenberg to a third-place finish in the overall club standings.

U10 and U12 Athletes Win Multiple Medals

Youth competitors in the under-10 age division drove the club’s early momentum by sweeping four weight categories. Lisa Danninger-Wöckinger, Laura Danninger-Wöckinger, Johanna Schober, and Daniel Winkler each claimed gold medals in their respective U10 brackets, while teammate Moritz Breiteck added a silver medal. In the under-12 competition, Helena Steininger earned a gold medal, David Schober captured silver, and Mavie Dibold and Klara Seyrl secured bronze medals. Ben Gerstmair rounded out the U12 results for the club by finishing in fourth place.

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Medal Results in the U14 and U16 Categories

Older youth divisions added further podium finishes to the Luftenberg total. In the under-14 category, Sarah Hanneder, Sebastian Winkler, and Oscar Siegl earned three silver medals for the club, while Lukas Reitinger finished fourth in his weight class. Stepping up to the under-16 division, Sophie Hanneder captured a silver medal. Sarah Hanneder also contested the U16 bracket, adding a bronze medal to her earlier U14 silver performance.

Comparison of Regional Media Reports

While judo-luftenberg.at highlights the exact medal breakdown as five gold, six silver, and three bronze medals—summing to 14 total medals from 16 starts—regional coverage by Tips mirrors the precise distribution and confirms the club’s third-place team finish among the 15 participating organizations. Meinbezirk.at details the individual weight-class winners and coaching staff, corroborating the roster of 159 total athletes at the Burgkirchen tournament.

ASKÖ Judo Luftenberg Wins 14 Medals at Autumn KYU Tournament
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