European Judo Championships 2025 (U23) Concluded — Full Results

On November 1, in Chișinău (Moldova), the 2025 European U23 Judo Championships came to an end. On the final day of the competition, seven sets of medals were awarded among men and women.

In the overall team medal standings, Azerbaijan took first place with 2 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze medal. However, Italy became the leader in total medals, claiming 9 in total — 2 gold and 7 bronze.

All results of the European U23 Judo Championships

MEN
60 kg:

1. Vahe Aghasyan (Armenia)

2. Mate Gogoberishvili (Georgia)

3. Ksawery Ignasiak (Poland) and Olivier Naert (Belgium)

66 kg:

1. Islam Rahimov (Azerbaijan)

2. Jochem van Harten (Netherlands)

3. Alessio De Luca (Italy) and Valerio Accogli (Italy)

73 kg:

1. Ioan Dzitac (Romania)

2. Mate Beruashvili (Georgia)

3. Otari Kvantidze (Portugal) and Sos Khachatryan (Serbia)

81 kg:

1. Manuel Parlati (Italy)

2. Omar Rajabli (Azerbaijan)

3. Kote Kapanadze (Georgia) and Bernd Fasching (Austria)

90 kg:

1. Giorgi Dzabniashvili (Georgia)

2. Mihail Latissev (Moldova)

3. Aslan Kotsoev (Azerbaijan) and Vojin Mandic (Serbia)

100 kg:

1. George Udilauri (Germany)

2. Fares Mehukh (France)

3. Jean Carletti (Italy) and Benjamin Matasedze (Slovakia)

+100 kg:

1. Kanan Nasibov (Azerbaijan)

2. Jakub Sordyl (Poland)

3. Shalva Gureshidze (Georgia) and Ibrahim Tataroglu (Turkey)

WOMEN
48 kg:

1. Sabina Zhelecki (Hungary)

2. Zuzanna Wozniak (Poland)

3. Zilan Ertem (Turkey) and Giulia Ghiglione (Italy)

52 kg:

1. Pauline Cook (France)

2. Nikolina Nisavic (Serbia)

3. Léa Béres (France) and Alessandra Rocco (Italy)

57 kg:

1. Giulia Carna (Italy)

2. Alia de Carvalho (France)

3. Varvara Kuchar (Lithuania) and Nino Loladze (Georgia)

63 kg:

1. Luna-Lumia Seikkula (Finland)

2. Julie Falgon (France)

3. Anna Kriza (Hungary) and Sinem Oruc (Turkey)

70 kg:

1. Ingrid Nilsson (Sweden)

2. Olga Tsimko (Ukraine)

3. Thais Pina (Portugal) and Kaja Šuster (Slovenia)

78 kg:

1. Julie Zarybnicka (Czech Republic)

2. Jovana Stjepanovic (Serbia)

3. Claudia Sperotti (Italy) and Lieke Dekkers (Netherlands)

+78 kg:

1. Polene Sweres (Netherlands)

2. Roxana Visa (Romania)

3. Gres-Esther Mienand Lahou (France) and Tatiana Marini (Italy)