UJTM 37 secured the overall club standings title at the Tournoi Label A cadets de Tours 2026, outperforming a competitive field of youth judokas in Indre-et-Loire. The tournament, held on October 4, 2026, saw top-tier cadet fighters battle across multiple weight classes, with local powerhouses and regional clubs staking their claims on the podium.
UJTM 37 Claims Club Standings Crown in Tours
The host region celebrated a dominant performance as UJTM 37 captured first place in the club rankings, fielding eight standout competitors who delivered crucial gold and podium finishes. According to Tours 2026 (judo results), the club’s victory was anchored by individual division titles from Sohaib El Moumeny in the -55 kg category, Isaac Roussineau at -73 kg, and Evan Otto in the -81 kg division. Additional scoring contributions came from Eureka Bukuru Ngalula, who took silver in the women’s -70 kg class, and Clementine Ludovic, who claimed bronze in the women’s -63 kg division.
Sainte-Geneviève Sports (SGS Judo) finished second in the team standings, propelled by five athletes who reached deep into the tournament brackets. SGS Judo secured victories through Julien Cuadrado-Tomati in the men’s -60 kg category and Jafar Brocca Ahmed in the men’s -66 kg class. Silver medals for SGS Judo came courtesy of Mahina Didier in the women’s -57 kg division, Adam Solana at men’s -50 kg, and Michael Benjamin Berfroi Berfeuil at men’s -81 kg.
Judo France Paris rounded out the team podium in third place, entering six competitors and capturing two individual titles. Salma Doumbia triumphed in the women’s -57 kg class, while Milan Valenzuela claimed the men’s -46 kg gold medal. Aïn Lebrun added a bronze in the -50 kg division to solidify the club’s top-three team finish.
Individual Division Highlights Across Weight Classes
The tournament showcased depth across both male and female brackets, with several standout athletes winning demanding elimination rounds. In the women’s competitions, Charlie Picco of ES Gâtinaise took top honors in the -40 kg category ahead of JA Paris Sud’s Pauline Poupard. Mona Lou Olives of JC Arcachon claimed the -44 kg gold, defeating Chloé Granja of AC Boulogne-Billancourt in the final.
Aminta Dieye of JA Paris Sud secured the -48 kg title over USM Saran’s Lya Carneiro. In the -52 kg division, Romane Delpuech representing Team Yzeure Moulins Judo captured the gold medal by overcoming Sofya Israel of Alésia Judo in the final match. Assiya Hadj Abdelkader of ES Blanc-Mesnil triumphed in the -63 kg category, while Kitterie Diabate of JC Pontault-Combault claimed the -70 kg crown. In the over-70 kg heavyweight division, Louane Kali of JC Loury took the gold medal, leaving Anaïs Kipulu of JA Paris Sud with the silver.
On the men’s side, Walid Belkouk of ES Nanterre claimed victory in the -50 kg weight class. In the -60 kg division, Julien Cuadrado-Tomati’s gold led SGS Judo’s charge. Jafar Brocca Ahmed dominated the -66 kg bracket for his second-place club, while Esenam Brun of AM Asnières claimed the -90 kg title by defeating Camille Sirieix Betirac of JC Ussel. In the heavyweight +90 kg division, Taïg Tupou of US Orléans LJJ captured the gold medal, edging out Akil Mayembo of JC Pont Sainte-Maxence.
Judoresults.Net Publishes Official Tournoi Label A Records
The Tournoi Label A cadets serves as a benchmark for young French judokas. Official results and complete bracket files were compiled and published by Tours 2026 (judo results), aggregating data from regional federations and tournament organizers to provide public access to full elimination paths and ranking tables for all weight categories.
With the Tours tournament concluded, athletes turn their focus toward upcoming regional qualifiers and national circuit stops on the French Judo Federation calendar.
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