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Orel judokas won two gold at the tournament in Yelets

Interregional judo competitions in memory of Sergey Larin were held in Yelets

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Orel judokas won two gold at the tournament in Yelets

Interregional judo competitions in memory of Sergey Larin were held in Yelets. Athletes from 15 regions and 35 clubs of the country fought for the victory. Orel region was presented by pupils of the school of martial arts and the Lebanese sports school No7.

According to the results of the fights, two of our countrymen rose to the highest step of the pedestal: Varvara Zubkova won gold in the weight category up to 44 kg, and Nikolai Yakhontov became the best in the 66+ kg category.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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