SELECTION COUPE DE FRANCE MINIMES 2025

Polynesian Judo Team Announced for the 2025 French Cup

The French Polynesian Judo Federation (FPJ) has unveiled the team set to represent Polynesia⁣ at the prestigious 2025 French Cup,taking place in Villebon Sur Yvette on march 22nd and 23rd.

following a rigorous selection process, a team of six judokas, along with six⁢ alternates, were chosen based on a comprehensive set⁣ of criteria. ⁣

Selection Process Emphasizes Performance and Potential

The selection process, overseen by coach and technical manager ⁣Franck Bellard, ⁤prioritized performance in key competitions. Judokas born between 2011 and 2012, licensed with the FPJ, and demonstrating success in U14 or U17 benchmark⁣ events were considered.

The selection committee, comprised of FPJ⁤ president Stéphane Gustin and elected representatives ‍David Chevalier and Axelle Plaire, meticulously reviewed⁣ the list,⁤ ensuring adherence to sporting ethics and fairness.

Key selection⁢ criteria included:

Participation in the 2024 Coupe de France Minimes
Victories against out-of-region opponents
Number of podium finishes, with ‍emphasis on overall wins
Win-loss ratio in competitions
Dedication and attendance at federal training programs
Ranking points accumulated on the Polynesian Ranking List

Team Composition Reflects Polynesian Judo’s Strength

The ‍final team roster showcases ⁣the depth of talent within Polynesian judo:

Starters:

  1. Jade POPOFF
  2. Jefferson YERSIN
  3. Hanalei PEROLINI
  4. Ra’roa HOLOZET
  5. Kohailani ATUAHIVA
  6. Raimana VILLARD

Alternates:

  1. Tuaraki NOGUERA
  2. Imihere TERIATEOFA
  3. Haniley DOUBLE END
  4. Teariterai CHUNGUES
  5. Anton GUILLEMINOT
  6. Live RAHMOUN

The FPJ remains committed to providing opportunities⁢ for all selected judokas. ⁤As in previous‍ years,alternates will be eligible ⁤to participate in the French⁢ Cup with support from thier respective clubs.

Looking Ahead to the French Cup

The FPJ extends its best wishes to⁣ the selected athletes as they prepare for this meaningful competition.Their participation represents ‍a proud moment for polynesian judo and a testament to the dedication and hard⁣ work of the athletes, coaches, and the entire FPJ community.

For a detailed analysis of ‍the selection process and individual athlete performance data, please refer to the attached⁣ document: [Link to PDF document].The deadline for starters to confirm their participation is Friday, January 17th, 2025. This⁤ will allow ample time for alternates‍ to prepare should any changes occur.
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Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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