Paris Grand Slam – Cadet European Cup – Bresse Open
Montreal, February 11, 2018 – Olympian Antoine Valois-Fortier (-81 kg) ranked in 5th position at the Paris Grand Slam, in France. The judoka from Quebec had a heartbreaking loss during his fight for third place against Nugzari Tatalashvili, from Georgia.
 had 1 victory and 1 loss. He first won by waza-ari against Eduardo Bettoni, from Brazil, before losing by ippon against Spanish Nikoloz Sherazadishvili. Burt finished in 9<sup>th</sup> place.</p>
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<strong>Étienne Briand</strong> (-81 kg) was eliminated after the first round, where Portuguese Anri Egutidze won by ippon. <strong>Louis Krieber-Gagnon</strong> (-90 kg) also lost in the first round, in which French Ibrahim Keita won by waza-ari.</p>
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In the -70 kg category, <strong>Alix Renaud-Roy</strong> and <strong>Emily Burt</strong> lost early in the day and didn’t get a ranking.</p>
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-81 kg |
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1 |
Sotaro Fujiwara (JPN) |
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2 |
Seungsu Lee (KOR) |
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3 |
Frank De Wit (NED) |
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3 |
Nugzari Tatalashvili (GEO) |
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5 |
Jaromir Musil (CZE) |
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5 |
Antoine Valois-Fortier (CAN) |
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7 |
Ivaylo Ivanov (BUL) |
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7 |
Victor Penalber (BRA) |
Arencibia wins bronze in Italy
Alexandre Arencibia (-81 kg) won his bout against Italian Daniele Accogli by ippon for the bronze medal at the Cadet European Cup in Follonica, Italy.
He won his 3 fights during the preliminary rounds, notably one against Romanian Alex Cret that lasted over 8 minutes and a half, in which the Quebecois judoka won by waza-ari. In the semi-final, Arencibia lost against Italian Alessio Graziani.
Samia Boussarhane (-63 kg) lost in repechage against Slovak Stasa Kolar. She had won her first fight, and lost the second.
In the -73 kg category, Jérémie Lapointe won his first round by waza-ari against Italian Raffaele Verdirame, but soon lost against Botond Toth, from Hungary, who won by ippon. Jules Martin and Justin Lemire lost their first fights of the day and didn’t get a ranking.
Rachel Krapman (-57 kg) and Coralie Godbout (-70 kg) were also eliminated in the first round, and didn’t get a ranking.
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-81 kg |
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1 |
Alessio Graziani (ITA) |
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2 |
Andrej Yankovskyy (SLO) |
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3 |
Alexandre Arencibia (CAN) |
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3 |
Agustin Gil (ARG) |
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5 |
Daniele Accoglo (ITA) |
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5 |
Mamikon Avetisyan (ARM) |
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7 |
Ivan Boros (HON) |
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7 |
Ivan Copic (CRO) |
Good day for Canadians in France
At the Bresse Open, in Saint-Denis-lès-Bourg, France, Canadian athletes won a total of 8 medals.
, <strong>Shianne Gronen</strong> (-70 kg), <strong>Gabriel Juteau </strong>(-73 kg) and <strong>Mohab ElNahas </strong>(-90 kg) each dominated their categories and all won a gold medals.</p>
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In the -90 kg, <strong>Benjamin Kendrick</strong> lost the final bout and won the silver medal.</p>
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<strong>Virginia Nemeth</strong> (-48 kg), <strong>Bradley Langlois</strong> (-81 kg) and<strong> Alex Marineau</strong> (-90 kg) won bronze medals.</p>
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Information :</p>
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Patrick Esparbès<br />
Chief Operating Officer<br />
(514) 668-6279<br />
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