Reichraminger judoka shine: eight medals at the Pentecost tournament!

Reichraminger judoka shine: eight medals at the Pentecost tournament!

The international Pentecost tournament took place in Straßwalchen in an exciting return after a five -year break. The 26th edition of the tournament was dedicated to the late judoka Gerhard Dorfinger and attracted numerous young athletes from the region. As judogym.at , the participating judoka can be proud of their achievements.

A special focus was on the young team from Reichraming. Their brilliant achievements resulted in a remarkable yield: a total of eight medals were brought home by the athletes: home. Lena Stadler (U16, -44 kg) celebrated her first international tournament success and was able to look forward to the trophy. Her brothers Thomas (U14, -30 kg) and Stefan (U14, -34 kg) contributed to this success with silver medals, even though they lost their final fights.

medal for the laughing faces

But the team didn't just stop at these successes. Max Hornbachner (U12, -30 kg) and Maximilian Hron (U14, -42 kg) also made it to the final and unfortunately had to give up there. The performance of the bronze medalists: Diana Kalkhofer (U10, -25 kg), Lisa Krempl (U16, -48 kg) and Joel Gassenbauer (U14, -66 kg) secured third places. In the club ranking, the Reichraming team reached 15th place among 45 participating clubs, which once again underlines the strong performance. Meinzärzirk also suggests that the total number of medals was impressive this weekend, including 1 gold, 4 silver and 6 bronze.

Austria's growth of Judona beams

The successful weekend continued when Austrian judoka at the Koroska Open in Slovenj Gradec (SLO) competed, which represented a big young tournament for students: inside, young people and junior: inside. Austria had an impressive balance here. In the nation ranking, the team landed in first place with a total of 30 medals - 8 gold, 8 silver and 14 bronze. These sovereign results are a clear indicator of the high level of the Austrian Judo youngsters. Judo Austria also reports that at these competitions young talents such as Laura-Sophie Kunyik and Lukas Angerer Gold medals could also get in the U-18 category, even though they are still U-16-athlete.

With these successes in the back, it becomes exciting to observe how the young judonach will develop in the future. What is certain is that the committed coaches and the incredible performance of the young fighters will help to advance the sport in Austria.