Vichy ASG Judo had delegated three of its best hopes to the last French second division championships. Results, two silver medals and a reinforced image of a training club.
To get a very small idea of the dynamics and atmosphere that reign within the club dear to President Éliane Body, you had to be, recently, at the Célestins dojo.
The entire big family of the structure was there to take part in the various rewards reserved for some of the members. Belts, diplomas, medals, speeches, applause and collective congratulations.
Anissa obtains the black belt, the 48
e you club
But upstream, a lot of seriousness and work which resulted in the qualification of Anissa Moga Ait Bengrir (- 44 kg), Cyane Thuriès (- 57 kg), Sarah Bruyand (- 70 kg) for the national championships. The latter did not go to the meeting alone, many of their supporters had made the trip.
The competition got off to an ideal start, as the three Vichyssoises left their group before entering a direct elimination bracket without repechage. Cyane then won his 32 e then its 16 e by ippon, but lost in 1/8 after a close fight, despite an explosive judo for his third French championship.
Anissa, for her part, reached the final, with the help of three victories by ippon, including one in 10 seconds. She faced a green belt from the Somme who surprised everyone in this competition with fast and opportunistic judo.
Anissa therefore lost her final, but came back with a double reward. First of all a national silver medal, but also his well-deserved black belt, the 48 e you club.
Sarah wins a second silver medal
Sarah, like Cyane, attacked in 32 e . The journey therefore promised to be long and perilous until the final. But with the experience of last year, our youngster from the pole who trains with Maël Le Herissé and Gaëtan Leleu won each fight seriously. However, she fell in the final with thirty seconds remaining, while the score was in her favor, thus winning her second silver medal at the national level.
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