2001 European Karate Championships

The 2001 European Karate Championships, the 36th edition, were held in Sofia, Bulgaria from May 11 to 13, 2001.[1]

2001 European Karate Championships
Host cityBulgaria Sofia, Bulgaria
DatesNovember 27–30
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Medallists edit

Men's competition edit

Individual edit

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata   Luca Valdesi   Lucio Maurino   Joël Carpin
  Javier Hernandez Alonso
Kumite -60 kg   Davíd Luque Camacho   Milo Hodge   Predrag Bajic
  Michal Sebesta
Kumite -65 kg   Alexandre Biamonti   Bahattin Kandaz   Jason Ledgister
  Angel Ramiro Molina
Kumite -70 kg   Oscar Vázquez Martins   Anthony Boelbaai   Junior Lefevre
  Haldun Alagas
Kumite -75 kg   Genmaro Talarico   Adnan Hadzic   Olivier Beaudry
  Iván Leal Reglero
Kumite -80 kg   Tomas Herrero Barcelo   Daniël Sabanovic   Yann Baillon
  Salvatore Loria
Kumite +80 kg   Seydina Balde   Leon Walters   Davide Benetello
  Stefano Maniscalco
Kumite Open   David Felix   Daniël Sabanovics   Konstantinos Papadopoulos
  Predrag Stojadinov

Team edit

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata   Spain   Italy   France
  Turkey
Kumite   France   Spain   England
  Italy

Women's competition edit

Individual edit

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata   Myriam Szkudlarek   Petra Nova   Miriam Cogolludo de la Herras
  Marié Niino
Kumite -53 kg   Estefania Garcia Romo   Nadia Mecheri   Stefania Sandu
  Vanessa Ruiz
Kumite -60 kg   Nathalie LeRoy   Leyla Coskun   Nicole Jacobs
  Petra Piskscova
Kumite +60 kg   Laurence Fischer   Gloria Casanova Rodreiguez   Tania Weekes
  Sara Grbic
Kumite Open   Nadine Ziemer   Tessy Scholtes   Cristina Feo Gomez
  Vanian Vrhovec

Team edit

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata   Spain   Italy   Germany
Monja Kimmich
Schahrzad Mansouri
Claudia Völk
  France
Kumite   Turkey   England   Spain
  France

Collection of medals edit

Nazione O A B
  Spain 7 2 6
  France 6 1 7
  Italy 2 3 4
  Turkey 1 2 2
  Germany 1 0 3
  England 0 3 3
  Netherlands 0 3 0
  Czech Republic 0 1 1
  Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 1 0
  Luxembourg 0 1 0
  Yugoslavia 0 0 5
  Greece 0 0 1
  Romania 0 0 1
  Slovakia 0 0 1

References edit

  1. ^ "WKF Ranking". Setopen.sportdata.org. Retrieved 15 November 2014.

External links edit