Traditional Karate: European Championships

  15/06/2007         

European Traditional Karate Federation

28th EUROPEAN SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIPS

11th EUROPEAN JUNIORS/CADETS CHAMPIONSHIPS

25-27/05/2007, Koper, Slovenia

212 competitors from 19 European countries:
Austria, France, FYROM, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldavia, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Servia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Ukraine,

Traditional Karate in the Olympics

Into consideration of the International Olympic Committee

Results - Photos -Statistics

Cadets, (Seniors - Juniors) (photos D. Gasowski, more details at http://www.karate.pl)

(please, send to e.persidis@eurokarate.eu names, photos and details to embody them to this article)


 WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL KATA

1. Veronika Pazyuk, UKRAINE

2. Adela Marin, ROMANIA

3. Marta Cieplinska, POLAND

4. Megi Kravanja, SLOVENIA


MEN'S INDIVIDUAL KATA

1. Cristian Duta, ROMANIA

2. Christian Eisenmann, GERMANY

3. Damian Stasiak, POLAND

4. Seghei Vasilioglo, MOLDAVIA

WOMEN'S KO-GO KUMITE

1. Justyna Marciniak, POLAND

2. Ada Urbonaite, LITHUANIA

3. Cvijeta Pavlović, SLOVENIA

3. Veronika Pazyuk, UKRAINE

MEN'S INDIVIDUAL KUMITE

1. Damian Tomasik, POLAND

2. Roland Alili, AUSTRIA

3. Audrius Narkevicius, LITHUANIA

3. Raul Tudorica, ROMANIA

WOMEN'S FUKU-GO

1. Justyna Marciniak, POLAND

2. Veronika Pazyuk, UKRAINE

3. Natasa Nedeljkovic, SWITZERLAND

3. Alexanda Ionescu, ROMANIA

MEN'S FUKU-GO

1. Damian Tomasik, POLAND

2. Serghei Vasilioglo, MOLDAVIA

3. Arnoldas Sarkis, LITHUANIA

3. Amir Mahmulin, SWITZERLAND

 

MEN'S TEAM KATA

1 - ROMANIA: Tudor Graur, Costin Radu, Octavian Uruc

2 - UKRAINE: Oleh Ovchinnikov, Roman Kostishko, Vadym Kornyeyev

3 - SLOVENIA: Erik Kocjan, Jan Cunja, Matic Obad

The beginning ceremony.

The Polish Team with Mr. Wlodzimierz Kwiecinski, Chairman of Traditional Karate Federation of Poland and
Dr. Vladimir Jorga, president of the European Traditional Karate Federation.

Cadets, (Seniors - Juniors - )