Friday’s European Judo Championship Results

Friday’s European Judo Championship Results
AP Worldstream
May 20, 2005
Friday’s results at the European Judo Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands:
Men
60Kg
Bronze medal Contest 1
Ruben Houkes, Netherlands, def. Cedric Taymans, Belgium, yuko.
Bronze Medal Contest 2
Lavrentis Alexanidis, Greece, def. Nijat Shikhalizade, Azerbaijan, waza-ari.
Gold Medal Contest
Armen Nazaryan, Armenia, def. Ludwig Paischer, Austria, ippon.
Men
66Kg
Bronze Medal Contest 1
Benjamin Darbelet, France, def. David Margoshvili, Georgia, yuko.
Bronze Medal Contest 2
Shlyk Aliaksandr, Belarus, def. Marcel Trudov, Moldova, yuko.
Gold Medal Contest
Elchin Ismaylov, Azerbaijan, def. Miklos Ungvari, Hungary, ippon.
Women
48Kg
Bronze Medal Contest 1
Nese Sensoy Yildiz, Turkey, def. Ann Simons, Belgium, ippon.
Bronze Medal Contest 2
Tatiana Moskvina, Belarus, def. Maria Karagiannopoulou, Greece, waza-ari.
Gold medal Contest
Alina Alexandra Dumitru, Romania, def. Frederique Jossinet, France, ippon.
Women
52Kg
Bronze Medal Contest 1
Telma Montero, Portugal, def. Natasja van Gurp, Netherlands, ippon.
Bronze Medal Contest 2
Petra Nareks, Slovenia, def. Jaana Sundberg, Finland, ippon.
Gold Medal Contest
Ilse Heijlen, Belgium, def. Ioana-Maria Aluas Dinea, Romania, koka.
Women
57Kg
Bronze Medal Contest 1
Isabel Fernandez, Spain, def. Loulietta Boukouvala, Greece, koka.
Bronze Medal Contest 2
Sabina Filzmoser, Austria, def. Fanny Riaboff, France, waza-ari.
Gold Medal Contest
Olga Sonina, Russia, def. Sophie Cox, Great Britain, ippon.

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