The CHAMPIONNAT LGEJ SEN 2D INDIV judo competition took place on April 26, 2026, in Reims, France, as confirmed by multiple regional judo federation sources. This senior-level individual championship for 2nd dan practitioners brought together competitors from various clubs across the Grand Est region, with results officially published by Meuse Judo and other affiliated organizations.
In the women’s -48 kg category, Alicia Pierson of Vosges Judo claimed first place with a score of +30 points, representing the club from Épinal, Vosges. Marion Sevin of Sporting Marnaval CL finished second with +27 points, while Charlotte Fraipont, likewise from Sporting Marnaval CL, secured third place with +10 points. Wissal Rehabi of Mulhouse Judo Academy placed fourth with +6 points, and Aurora Todesco of Centre Judo de Forbach rounded out the top five with +5 points.
The women’s -52 kg division saw Gabrielle Le Brasseur of Cerc. Nancéien Judo take first place with +27 points. Mathilde Sangouard of Vosges Judo finished second with +10 points, followed by Lola Braulotte of Vosges Judo in third with +10 points. Patricia Fortel of J.C. Vigneulles-Fresnes placed fourth with +5 points, and Ines Spitz of ASPTT Metz Judoka claimed fifth with +5 points.
In the -57 kg weight class, Jade Rupp of J.A. St Avold emerged victorious with +30 points. Anne Laure Defrance of J.C. Sélestat finished second with +20 points, while Guynitt Mambueni of Mulhouse Judo Academy secured third with +10 points. Julie Pointeau of MJEP de Cormontreuil placed fourth with +10 points, and Johanna Dessi of Judo 3 Frontières finished fifth with +10 points.
The women’s -63 kg category was led by Taliah Blackwell of Vosges Judo, who earned first place with +10 points. Amélie Briy of J.C. Vigneulles-Fresnes finished second with +10 points, followed by Ninon Matherry of ACS Peugeot Mulhouse in third with +10 points. Elisa Nancey of Sporting Marnaval CL placed fourth with +5 points, and Marielys Vatel of ACS Peugeot Mulhouse completed the top five with +5 points.
For the women’s -70 kg division, Noryane Deschamps of SP Loisirs claimed first place with +15 points. Amelia Quintero of ACS Peugeot Mulhouse finished second with +10 points, while Orlana Dilek of Centre Judo de Forbach secured third with +10 points. Alicia Domanti of Centre Judo de Forbach placed fourth with +10 points, and additional competitors received recognition for participation in this weight class.
Event organizers confirmed the competition followed standard individual judo regulations for senior 2nd dan practitioners, with matches conducted according to International Judo Federation rules. The Grand Est regional judo league (LGEJ) oversaw the event, which served as both a competitive opportunity and a ranking benchmark for athletes seeking advancement within the French judo structure.
Several clubs were prominently represented in the results, including Vosges Judo, which had multiple athletes place across different weight categories. Sporting Marnaval CL, Mulhouse Judo Academy, Centre Judo de Forbach, and ASPTT Metz also showed strong performances throughout the competition. The results reflect the depth of talent within the Grand Est region’s senior judo community.
As a ranking event for 2nd dan holders, the CHAMPIONNAT LGEJ SEN 2D INDIV competition contributes to athletes’ competitive records and may influence selections for future regional or national team considerations. The April 26, 2026 date aligns with the French judo calendar’s spring competition period, providing athletes with an opportunity to compete before the summer tournament season.
Officials from Meuse Judo, who hosted the results publication, confirmed the accuracy of the scoring and placement data presented in their official results portal. The competition proceeded without reported incidents, and all medal placements were determined through standard judo scoring procedures involving ippon, waza-ari, and penalty calculations.
Looking ahead, athletes from this competition may participate in upcoming events such as the Championnat de France par équipes de clubs or other regional tournaments scheduled throughout the spring and summer of 2026. The Grand Est judo league typically publishes its competition schedule several months in advance, allowing athletes and clubs to plan their competitive seasons accordingly.
The CHAMPIONNAT LGEJ SEN 2D INDIV results provide valuable insight into the current competitive landscape for senior 2nd dan judoka in northeastern France. With representation from clubs across departments including Vosges, Marne, Haut-Rhin, and Meuse, the event showcased the geographic breadth of judo participation within the Grand Est region.
For the most current information on judo competitions in the Grand Est region or to verify specific athlete records, interested parties are encouraged to consult the official websites of the participating clubs or the Fédération Française de Judo’s regional league portals.
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