Judo Canada – Budapest Grand Slam
Montreal, October 23, 2020 – Jessica Klimkait didn’t waste any time climbing back onto the international podium on Friday. At the Budapest Grand Slam, the 23-year-old from Whitby defeated her four opponents by ippon to claim the gold medal in the Under-57 kg category.
“I felt really good recently with the training I was doing, but it was hard for me to tell if that would be applicable to the international stage,” she said. “There was no place that I could prove it to myself, so once they announced the tournament, I felt really excited. It’s nice to see that it wasn’t just in my head. I’m really happy with how I fought.”
, <strong>Arthur Margelidon</strong> (-73 kg) and <strong>Antoine Valois-Fortier</strong> (-81 kg) representing Canada on the tatamis.</p>
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<p>Written by Sportcom for Judo Canada<br />
Information:<br />
Patrick Esparbès<br />
Chief Operating Officer<br />
(514) 668-6279<br />
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