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(Top) 1 Medal overview 1.1 Men 1.2 Women 1.3 Medals table 2 Results overview 2.1 Men 2.1.1 60 kg 2.1.2 66 kg 2.1.3 73 kg 2.1.4 81 kg 2.1.5 90 kg 2.1.6 100 kg 2.1.7 +100 kg 2.1.8 Open class 2.2 Women 2.2.1 48 kg 2.2.2 52 kg 2.2.3 57 kg 2.2.4 63 kg 2.2.5 70 kg 2.2.6 78 kg 2.2.7 +78 kg 2.2.8 Open class 3 References 4 External links

2000 European Judo Championships

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2000 Judo European Judo Championships
Venue	Centennial Hall
Location	Wrocław, Poland
Dates	20–21 May 2000
Competition at external databases
Links	JudoInside
← Bratislava 1999 Paris 2001 →

The 2000 European Judo Championships were the 11th edition of the European Judo Championships, and were held at Hala Ludowa – People's HallinWrocław, Poland from 20 to 21 May 2000.

Medal overview[edit]

Men[edit]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
60 kg	Elchin Ismayilov	Éric Despezelle	Cédric Taymans Nestor Khergiani
66 kg	Patrick van Kalken	József Csák	Girolamo Giovinazzo Georgi Georgiev
73 kg	Michel Almeida	Vitali Makarov	Ferrid Kheder Giorgi Revazishvili
81 kg	Sergei Aschwanden	Ricardo Echarte	Aleksei Budõlin Robert Krawczyk
90 kg	Adrian Croitoru	Mark Huizinga	Ruslan Mashurenko Rasul Salimov
100 kg	Youri Stepkine	Daniel Gürschner	Franz Birkfellner Iveri Jikurauli
+100 kg	Dennis van der Geest	Tamerlan Tmenov	Frank Möller Ernesto Pérez
Open class	Aythami Ruano	Selim Tataroğlu	Frank Möller Aleksi Davitashvili

Women[edit]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
48 kg	Laura Moise	Lioubov Brouletova	Julia Matijass Sarah Nichilo-Rosso
52 kg	Laëtitia Tignola	Georgina Singleton	Deborah Gravenstijn Ioana Maria Aluaș
57 kg	Barbara Harel	Pernilla Andersson	Jessica Gal Michaela Vernerová
63 kg	Gella Vandecaveye	Séverine Vandenhende	Anna Saraeva Sara Álvarez
70 kg	Úrsula Martín	Kate Howey	Ulla Werbrouck Ylenia Scapin
78 kg	Céline Lebrun	Chloe Cowen	Uta Kühnen Anastasiya Matrosova
+78 kg	Karina Bryant	Irina Rodina	Johanna Hagn Christine Cicot
Open class	Katja Gerber	Lucia Morico	Tea Donguzashvili Tsvetana Bozhilova

Medals table[edit]

Rank	Nation				Total
1	France	3	2	3	8
2	Netherlands	2	1	2	5
2	Spain	2	1	2	5
4	Romania	2	0	1	3
5	Russia	1	4	2	7
6	Great Britain	1	3	0	4
7	Germany	1	1	5	6
8	Belgium	1	0	2	3
9	Azerbaijan	1	0	1	1
10	Portugal	1	0	0	1
10	Switzerland	1	0	0	1
12	Italy	0	1	2	3
13	Hungary	0	1	0	1
	Sweden	0	1	0	1
	Turkey	0	1	0	1
16	Georgia	0	0	4	4
17	Bulgaria	0	0	2	2
17	Ukraine	0	0	2	2
19	Austria	0	0	1	1
	Czech Republic	0	0	1	1
	Estonia	0	0	1	1
	Poland	0	0	1	1

Results overview[edit]

Men[edit]

60 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Elchin Ismayilov	Azerbaijan
2.	Éric Despezelle	France
3.	Cédric Taymans	Belgium
3.	Nestor Khergiani	Georgia
5.	John Buchanan	Great Britain
5.	Jacek Cyran	Poland
7.	David Moret	Switzerland
7.	Vardan Voskanyan	Russia

66 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Patrick van Kalken	Netherlands
2.	József Csák	Hungary
3.	Girolamo Giovinazzo	Italy
3.	Georgi Georgiev	Bulgaria
5.	Jarosław Lewak	Poland
5.	Victor Bivol	Moldova
7.	Islam Matsiev	Russia
7.	Rachad Mamedov	Belarus

73 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Michel Almeida	Portugal
2.	Vitali Makarov	Russia
3.	Ferrid Kheder	France
3.	Giorgi Revazishvili	Georgia
5.	Claudiu Baștea	Romania
5.	Gennadiy Bilodid	Ukraine
7.	Olivier Schmutz	Switzerland
7.	Marko Sentić	Croatia

81 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Sergei Aschwanden	Switzerland
2.	Ricardo Echarte	Spain
3.	Aleksei Budõlin	Estonia
3.	Robert Krawczyk	Poland
5.	Alexei Cherchnev	Russia
5.	Valentyn Grekov	Ukraine
7.	Maarten Arens	Netherlands
7.	Dirk Radszat	Germany

90 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Adrian Croitoru	Romania
2.	Mark Huizinga	Netherlands
3.	Ruslan Mashurenko	Ukraine
3.	Rasul Salimov	Azerbaijan
5.	George Gugava	Georgia
5.	Frédéric Demontfaucon	France
7.	Dmitri Morozov	Russia
7.	Fernando González	Spain

100 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Youri Stepkine	Russia
2.	Daniel Gürschner	Germany
3.	Franz Birkfellner	Austria
3.	Iveri Jikurauli	Georgia
5.	Luigi Guido	Italy
5.	Pedro Soares	Portugal
7.	Ghislain Lemaire	France
7.	Anatoli Droga	Ukraine

+100 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Dennis van der Geest	Netherlands
2.	Tamerlan Tmenov	Russia
3.	Frank Möller	Germany
3.	Ernesto Pérez	Spain
5.	Gabriel Munteanu	Romania
5.	Ruslan Sharapov	Belarus
7.	Valentin Ruslyakov	Ukraine
7.	Petr Jákl	Czech Republic

Open class[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Aythami Ruano	Spain
2.	Selim Tataroğlu	Turkey
3.	Frank Möller	Germany
3.	Aleksi Davitashvili	Georgia
5.	Rafał Kubacki	Poland
5.	Jérôme Dreyfus	France
7.	Gabriel Munteanu	Romania
7.	Zoltán Csizmadia	Hungary

Women[edit]

48 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Laura Moise	Romania
2.	Lioubov Brouletova	Russia
3.	Julia Matijass	Germany
3.	Sarah Nichilo-Rosso	France
5.	Monika Kurath	Switzerland
5.	Tatiana Moskvina	Belarus
7.	Lioudmila Lusnikova	Ukraine
7.	Neşe Şensoy	Turkey

52 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Laëtitia Tignola	France
2.	Georgina Singleton	Great Britain
3.	Deborah Gravenstijn	Netherlands
3.	Ioana Maria Aluaș	Romania
5.	Raffaella Imbriani	Germany
5.	Antonia Cuomo	Italy
7.	Inge Clement	Belgium
7.	Paula Saldanha	Portugal

57 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Barbara Harel	France
2.	Pernilla Andersson	Sweden
3.	Jessica Gal	Netherlands
3.	Michaela Vernerová	Czech Republic
5.	Karoline Kubatzki	Germany
5.	Jennifer Brien	Great Britain
7.	Marisabel Lomba	Belgium
7.	Cinzia Cavazzuti	Italy

63 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Gella Vandecaveye	Belgium
2.	Séverine Vandenhende	France
3.	Anna Saraeva	Russia
3.	Sara Álvarez	Spain
5.	Jenny Gal	Italy
5.	Daniëlle Vriezema	Netherlands
7.	Anja Von Rekowski	Germany
7.	Regina Mickutė	Lithuania

70 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Úrsula Martín	Spain
2.	Kate Howey	Great Britain
3.	Ulla Werbrouck	Belgium
3.	Ylenia Scapin	Italy
5.	Annett Böhm	Germany
5.	Karine Rambault	France
7.	Edith Bosch	Netherlands
7.	Catarina Rodrigues	Portugal

78 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Céline Lebrun	France
2.	Chloe Cowen	Great Britain
3.	Uta Kühnen	Germany
3.	Anastasiya Matrosova	Ukraine
5.	Emanuela Pierantozzi	Italy
5.	Simona Richter	Romania
7.	Esther San Miguel	Spain
7.	Anna Koroza	Poland

+78 kg[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Karina Bryant	Great Britain
2.	Irina Rodina	Russia
3.	Johanna Hagn	Germany
3.	Christine Cicot	France
5.	Françoise Harteveld	Netherlands
5.	Tsvetana Bozhilova	Bulgaria
7.	Brigitte Olivier	Belgium
7.	Mara Kovačević	Yugoslavia

Open class[edit]

Position	Judoka	Country
1.	Katja Gerber	Germany
2.	Lucia Morico	Italy
3.	Tea Donguzashvili	Russia
3.	Tsvetana Bozhilova	Bulgaria
5.	Éva Gránitz	Hungary
5.	Simone Callender	Great Britain
7.	Małgorzata Górnicka	Poland
7.	Susana Somolinos	Spain

References[edit]

External links[edit]

2000 European Judo Championships at JudoInside.com

European Judo Championships

Individual

Men's	Paris 1951 Paris 1952 London 1953 Brussels 1954 Paris 1955 Vienna 1956 Rotterdam 1957 Barcelona 1958 Vienna 1959 Amsterdam 1960 Milan 1961 Essen 1962 Geneva 1963 East Berlin 1964 Madrid 1965 Luxembourg 1966 Rome 1967 Lausanne 1968 Ostend 1969 East Berlin 1970 Gothenburg 1971 Voorburg 1972 Madrid 1973 London 1974 Lyon 1975 Kyiv 1976 Ludwigshafen 1977 Helsinki 1978 Brussels 1979 Vienna 1980 Debrecen 1981 Rostock 1982 Paris 1983 Liège 1984 Hamar 1985 Belgrade 1986
Women's	Munich 1976 Vienna 1976 Arlon 1977 Cologne 1978 Kerkrade 1979 Udune 1980 Madrid 1981 Oslo 1982 Genoa 1983 Pirmasens 1984 Landskrona 1985 London 1986
Combined	Paris 1987 Pamplona 1988 Helsinki 1989 Frankfurt 1990 Prague 1991 Paris 1992 Athens 1993 Gdańsk 1994 Birmingham 1995 The Hague 1996 Ostend 1997 Oviedo 1998 Bratislava 1999 Wrocław 2000 Paris 2001 Maribor 2002 Düsseldorf 2003 Bucharest 2004 Rotterdam 2005 Tampere 2006 Belgrade 2007 Lisbon 2008 Tbilisi 2009 Vienna 2010 Istanbul 2011 Chelyabinsk 2012 Budapest 2013 Montpellier 2014 Baku 2015 Kazan 2016 Warsaw 2017 Tel Aviv 2018 Minsk 2019 Prague 2020 Lisbon 2021 Sofia 2022 Montpellier 2023 Zagreb 2024 Podgorica 2025
Open weight	Budapest 2004 Moscow 2005 Novi Sad 2006 Warsaw 2007

Team

Men's

Men's / Women's

Mixed

European Cadet Judo Championships (U17/U18)
European Junior Judo Championships (U20/U21)
European U23 Judo Championships
IBSA European Judo Championships (Blind)
European Club Championships

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