On Tuesday, August 23, in Kazan, the first winners of judo competitions were determined within the framework of the All-Russian Spartakiad of summer sports among the strongest athletes.
Men
Up to 60 kg. gold – Ramazan Abdulaev (Irkutsk region), silver – Ayub Bliev (Krasnodar region), bronze – Abdulla Akhmedov (Sverdlovsk region) and Gamzat Zairbekov (Republic of Dagestan).
Up to 66 kg. gold – Ismail Misirov (Krasnodar Territory), silver – Abrek Naguchev (Krasnodar Territory), bronze – Rufat Aleskerov (Krasnoyarsk Territory) and Yago Abuladze (Kemerovo region).
Up to 73 kg. gold – Makhmadbek Makhmadbekov (Irkutsk region), silver – Danil Lavrentiev (Kurgan region), bronze – Armen Agayan (St. Petersburg) and Kazbek Naguchev (Krasnodar region).
Women
Up to 63 kg. gold – Kamila Badurova (Sverdlovsk region), silver – Dali Liluashvili (Sverdlovsk region), bronze – Anastasia Goncharova (Krasnodar region) and Ekaterina Valkova (Krasnodar region).
Up to 70 kg. gold – Daria Khramoykina (Kemerovo region), silver – Yana Polyakova (Sverdlovsk region), bronze – Victoria Karsanova (Republic of North Ossetia-Alania) and Taisiya Kireeva (Chelyabinsk region).
Up to 78 kg. gold – Alexandra Babintseva (Moscow), silver – Nadezhda Tatarchenko (Sverdlovsk region), bronze – Alena Prokopenko (St. Petersburg) and Antonina Shmeleva (Oryol region).
More than 78 kg. gold – Elis Startseva (Moscow), silver – Anna Gushchina (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug), bronze – Maria Ivanova (Samara region) and Daria Vladimirova (Krasnodar Territory).
The Summer Spartakiad will last until October 2. Competitions are held in 39 sports in 12 regions of the country.
Source : MatchTV
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