Twenty young athletes from A.R

Twenty young athletes from A.R. Judo Club San Mauro Torinese claimed 19 medals at the 3° Trofeo Città di Bra on Nov. 1, finishing second in the team standings at the Palazzetto Comunale di Bra, giornalelavoce.it reported. Ten Gold Medals propelled the club—led by brothers Alessia and Andrea Regis—to second place in the Olympic medal count among 43 participating organizations at the event, which was organized by Centro Judo Bra.

The competition saw the San Mauro judoka secure numerous podium spots. Sara Manta, Andrea Cillario, Riccardo Mascaretti, Brian Mijesthri, Bianca Defourville, Sebastian Spatari, Giacomo Pelissero, Gabriele Longato, Tommaso Braida, and Diego Lonetto Rogano all climbed to the highest step of the podium to capture gold. Claiming second-place finishes were Michele Senise, Filippo Camarca, Federico Camarca, Gregorio Troiano, and Nicolò Sartoris. Meanwhile, the third step of the podium was occupied by Bianca Borione, Nikhil Rajkumar, Samuele Collura, and Josè Parrella, while Alessandro Padovan finished in fifth place, just outside the medals.

Judo Club San Mauro Torinese Finishes Second Behind Judo Kumiai Druento

In the final team standings, determined by the Olympic medal table that values the number of golds won, A.R. Judo Club San Mauro Torinese finished directly behind winner Judo Kumiai Druento. Kumiai Bernini rounded out the top three teams in third place.

Upcoming Challenges in Ostia Lido

Following the success in Bra, the club’s attention shifts to upcoming national competition. Martina Defourville has qualified for the Campionati Italiani Esordienti B A2 in Ostia Lido, where she will represent the San Mauro squad in the -63 kg category.

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