2002 European Karate Championships

2002 European Karate Championships
Host city Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
Dates May 2 to 4, 2002
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The 2002 European Karate Championships, the 37th edition, was held in Tallinn, Estonia from May 2 to 4, 2002

Medallists

Men's Competition

Individual

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Italy Luca Valdesi Italy Lucio Maurino France Stephane Marie
Spain Manuel Rodriguez Toquero
Kumite -60 kg France Cécil Boulesnane Italy Francesco Ortu Bulgaria Borislav Ivanov
Spain David Luque Camacho
Kumite -65 kg France Alexandre Biamonti Italy Andrea Calzola Switzerland Marco Caamano
England Jason Ledgister
Kumite -70 kg Turkey Haldun Alagas Netherlands Anthony Boelbaai France Messaoud Hammou
Finland Eki Luukka
Kumite -75 kg Spain Iván Leal Reglero Italy Salvatore Loria Russia Anton Gavrilov
Greece Konstantinos Papadopoulos
Kumite -80 kg Bosnia and Herzegovina Denis Muhovic Netherlands Daniël Sabanovic Scotland Ewan Robb[1]
England Davin Pack
Kumite +80 kg France Seydina Balde England Leon Walters Italy David Benetello
Russia Aleksandr Guerunov
Kumite Open Spain Serafin Blanco Granes Turkey Zeynel Celik Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Predrag Stojadinov
Russia Aleksandr Guerunov

Team

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata  Italy  Spain  France
 Germany
Kumite  France  Spain  England
 Russia

Women's competition

Individual

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Czech Republic Petra Nova France Myriam Szkudlarek France Sabrina Buil
Spain Miriam Cogolludo de la Herras
Kumite -53 kg France Nadia Mecheri Spain Estefania Garcia Romo Germany Kora Knühmann
Greece Evdoxia Kosmidou
Kumite -60 kg Spain Noeila Frenadenz Alonso Slovakia Milica Ilcikova France Nathalie Chereau
France Nathalie LeRoy
Kumite +60 kg France Laurence Fischer England Tania Weekes Luxembourg Tessy Scholtes
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Snežana Pantić
Kumite Open Turkey Yildiz Aras Italy Roberta Mita France Nathalie Leroy
Spain Cristin Feo Gomez

Team

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata  France  Spain  Croatia
 Italy
Kumite  France  Yugoslavia  England
 Spain

References

  1. ↑ "Past Achievements". Scottish Karate Governing Body Ltd. Retrieved 2014-11-10.
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