African Judo Championships in Dakar. Very fierce fighting marks this 3rd day of competition. Tunisia tops the table with 14 medals including 5 in gold. / africajudo.org

African Judo Championships in Dakar. Very fierce fighting marks this 3rd day of competition. Tunisia tops the table with 14 medals including 5 in gold.

23. May 2021

At the end of this last day of individual competition in Dakar Arena, the title among (+78KG) women attributed to the Tunisian Nihel Cheik Rihou and Jaballah..

At the end of this last day of individual competition in Dakar Arena, the title among (+78KG) women attributed to the Tunisian Nihel Cheik Rihou and Jaballah (TUN)(+100KG) men. The Algerians Benamadi (-90KG) and Bouamar(-100KG) get the gold. Marie Branser (-78KG) wins gold and offers his only medal to the RDC.

Tunisia concluded the 3rd day of the African Judo Championships by winning 2 other gold medals through Nihel Cheik Rouhou (+78KG) and Jaballah (+100KG). Tunisia wins a total of 14 medals including 5 gold at the end of this third day of individual competition and takes the lead in the medal ranking. This Saturday, Morocco also won 2 new medals. In the ladies, Hafsa Yatim took a silver medal on the (-78KG), while in the men, Mohamed Lahboub won the bronze in the (-100KG) category. Morocco now occupies, with a total of 9 medals, including 4 gold, a silver medal and 4 bronze, the second position in the general classification of this continental competition. Algeria obtained six new medals including two titles during this third day which brings its total to 3 gold medals. Abderahmane Benamadi (-90KG) and Mustapha Yasser Bouamar (-100KG) in the men bring Algeria back to the third place. This third day also marked by the gold medal obtained by the DRC in the category of (-78KG) women. Marie Branser beat Moroccan Hausa Yatim in the final.

Final Results +100 kg 1. JABALLAH, Faicel (TUN) 2. BELREKAA, Mohamed Sofiane (ALG) 3. BEN KHALED, Anis (TUN) 3. NDIAYE, Mbagnick (SEN) 5. OMAR, Ali (LBA) 5. SIDIBE, Rachid (BUR) 7. FRIFRA, El Mehdi (MAR) 7. JOBE, Omar (GAM)

Final results +78 kg 1. CHEIKH ROUHOU, Nihel (TUN) 2. ASSELAH, Sonia (ALG) 3. MAMMERI, Meroua (ALG) 3. SAGNA, Monica (SEN) 5. KORO, Essohanam Noeline (TOG) 5. SILVA, Joaquina Carlos (ANG) 7. BOSIRE, Perister (KEN) 7. LORUPE, Viola (KEN)

Final Results-100 kg 1. BOUAMAR, Mustapha Yasser (ALG) 2. BEN GHARES, Koussay (TUN) 3. KOBENA, Koffi Kreme (CIV) 3. LAHBOUB, Mohammed (MAR) 5. MANONGHO, Luc (GAB) 5. MAPITIZA, Lwazi (RSA) 7. BENTO, Casimiro (ANG) 7. IRUNGU, Joseph (KEN

Final Results-78 kg 1. BRANSER, Marie (COD) 2. YATIM, Hafsa (MAR) 3. MZOUGUI, Sarra (TUN) 3. OUALLAL, Kaouthar (ALG) 5. ASONYE, Joy Oluchi (NGR) 5. FOFANA, Fatim (CIV) 7. BICHBICH, Joyce (KEN) 7. DIATTA, Yacine (SEN)

Final results-90 kg 1. BENAMADI, Abderrahmane (ALG) 2. ANANI, Kwadjo (GHA) 3. BEN AMMAR, Abdelaziz (TUN) 3. FEUILLET, Remi (MRI) 5. LE BEAU, Eyale (COD) 5. OSMAN, Abdallah (EGY) 7. ABDALLAOUI, Hamza (MAR) 7. BREYTENBACH, Thomas-Laszlo (RSA)

Voici, le classement général provisoire à l’issue de la troisième journée :

1- Tunisie : 5 médailles d’or, 3 d’argent et 6 de bronze

2- Maroc : 4 médailles d’or, 1 d’argent et 4 de bronze

3- Algérie : 3 médaille d’or, 3 d’argent et 6 de bronze

4- Egypte : 1 médaille d’or, 1 d’argent et 2 de bronze

5- RD Congo : 1 médaille d’or

Quelques clichets photos marquant cette troisième journée de compétition à Dakar.