Battle of the Lowlands 2025

Saturday October 25th, The Netherlands

On this championship, the electronic system of ITF-Belgium was used, handled by 2 IT-experts of our federation.

Results members ITF-Belgium:

  • Cédrik Baert: gold power breaking
  • Maximilien Boyens: silver sparring
  • Helin Capa: silver sparring, bronze tul, bronze power breaking
  • Lara Capa: silver tul, silver sparring
  • Gabriel Martinez: bronze power breaking
  • Juan Martinez: bronze power breaking
  • Marie Tunyck: gold special techniques
  • Maimuna Diallo: gold sparring
  • Noori Froyenda: bronze tul, bronze sparring
  • Ali Adyen Ben Hadj: gold sparring, gold special techniques
  • Andrei Tasnadi: silver sparring
  • Athan Debudt: gold sparring
  • Cedrick Matton: silver sparring
  • Grigorii Caisin: bronze sparring
  • Iwein De Meyere: bronze sparring
  • Marin Le Marchand: silver sparring
  • Tristan Hunt: gold tul, gold sparring
  • Igor Olshanetskyi: gold sparring, silver tul
  • Sona Say: gold sparring
  • Roudayna Mejri: gold sparring
  • Adelina Ciobanu: gold tul, gold sparring
  • Chloe Siebesma: gold tul, silver sparring
  • Jasmina Nam: silver tul, bronze sparring
  • Amal Aden: bronze tul
  • Goffinette Lejoly: silver sparring
  • Livia Roobrouck: gold sparring, bronze tul
  • Tyra Keppler Hallaert: gold sparring
  • Melike Ersahin: silver sparring
  • Rawen Mejri: bronze sparring

World Championships – competition day 4

On the last day of the competition all of the team events were scheduled, with senior team sparring in the afternoon. Belgium subscribed a senior male team for team sparring. With Kilan Verbraeken injured, the team remained with 5 competitors: Jérémie Bewa, Vladimir Kim, Rune Schuddinck, Maximilien Boyens and Altan Rinchinov. The draw? Up against the experienced male team of Ireland. The men fought well and with heart, but could not avoid the irish taken the win.

 

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World Championships – competition day 3

Friday October 10th

The day started with junior patterns, with both Helin and Lara Capa competing in the female I° degree division. Lara faced a competitor from New Zealand, Helin was up against Argentina. Both girls performed very well, made a lot of progression again compared to the previous championships, but lost with the smallest difference the first bout.

The afternoon session was quite busy, with all of the senior male and female sparring. The first one to enter the ring was Rune Schuddinck, against Spain. Although the second round of the bout Rune adjusted well, the spanish opponent was stronger, although also a bit too aggressive. In the same category, yet another part of the draw, and second to enter the ring this afternoon, was Vladimir Kim. He faced Germany. Vladimir started well, but at the end of the first round the german oppponent took over, leaving Vladimir in the end with a loss. Third competitor to enter the ring was Maximilien Boyens, against Sweden. Also Max had to admit the adversaire was stronger. Altan Rinchinov, the bronze medal of the last European Championships, faced an experienced competitor of Moldova. It was a draw until the very last second… and then Moldova made a last point, leaving Altan with the loss of the first bout.

Alice Vrinat won against Germany in the first bout, with 3 of the referees giving her the win. Next opponent: Poland. The polish girl won the bout with 4 to 0. Last competitor of the day was Jérémie Bewa, up against Scotland. Although Jérémie fought with spirit and heart, the scottish made the most of the points and won the bout.

 

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