Barahona Dominates VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro, Securing Championship Title
BARAHONA, Dominican Republic (AP) — Barahona’s judo team emerged victorious at the VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro, showcasing their strength on home turf and clinching the championship title. The tournament also recognized Antony Ramírez Bone and Yokeria Samanta Abreu Feliz as the most outstanding athletes of 2024.
Host Team Achieves Decisive Victory
The competition, held at the Villa Central Sports Complex, celebrated the 45th anniversary of the Barahona Judo Association and was dedicated to the Central Sugar Consortium. Barahona amassed a total of 1,674 points with 16 gold, six silver, and 14 bronze medals.
Top Teams and Standout Performances
Following Barahona, the Club de Judo Naco secured second place with 311 points (three gold, one silver, and one bronze). Province Duarte finished third with 215 points.Independencia and María Trinidad Sánchez tied for fourth place with 210 points each, with María Trinidad Sánchez ultimately taking fifth place based on tie-breaking criteria.
Athletes Honored for Remarkable Achievements
During the opening ceremony, Antony Ramírez bone was recognized as the outstanding athlete of the year, while Yokeria Samanta Abreu Feliz was honored as the previous year’s top novice athlete.
Ceremony Attended by Judo and Community Leaders
the event attracted prominent figures, including Eddy garcía Piña, representing the Dominican Judo Federation; Bertilio López, president of the Barahona Judo Association; and José Antonio García, of the Central Sugar Consortium.also in attendance were Miguel Caro, a key figure in promoting judo in the province; local authorities; representatives from various sports associations; and members of the fedojudo executive committee.
Opening Ceremony Highlights
Yokeria Samanta Abreu Feliz led the athletes’ oath. Trini Román, accompanied by athletes Nathanael Peña and Yovanny Maceluiz, initiated the tournament with a symbolic “hajime de honor.”
What criteria were used to break the tie for fourth place between Independencia and María Trinidad Sánchez?
Barahona Dominates VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro, Securing Championship Title
BARAHONA, Dominican republic (AP) — Barahona’s judo team emerged victorious at the VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro, showcasing thier strength on home turf and clinching the championship title. The tournament also recognized Antony ramírez Bone and yokeria Samanta Abreu Feliz as the most outstanding athletes of 2024.
Host Team Achieves Decisive Victory
The competition, held at the Villa Central Sports Complex, celebrated the 45th anniversary of the Barahona Judo Association and was dedicated to the Central sugar Consortium. Barahona amassed a total of 1,674 points with 16 gold,six silver,and 14 bronze medals.
Top teams and Standout Performances
Following Barahona, the Club de Judo Naco secured second place with 311 points (three gold, one silver, and one bronze).Province Duarte finished third with 215 points.Independencia and María Trinidad Sánchez tied for fourth place with 210 points each, with María Trinidad Sánchez ultimately taking fifth place based on tie-breaking criteria.
Athletes Honored for Remarkable Achievements
During the opening ceremony, Antony Ramírez bone was recognized as the outstanding athlete of the year, while Yokeria Samanta Abreu Feliz was honored as the previous year’s top novice athlete.
Ceremony Attended by Judo and Community Leaders
the event attracted prominent figures,including Eddy garcía Piña,representing the Dominican Judo Federation; Bertilio López,president of the Barahona Judo Association; and José Antonio García,of the Central Sugar Consortium.also in attendance were Miguel Caro, a key figure in promoting judo in the province; local authorities; representatives from various sports associations; and members of the fedojudo executive committee.
Opening Ceremony Highlights
Yokeria Samanta Abreu feliz led the athletes’ oath. Trini Román, accompanied by athletes Nathanael Peña and Yovanny Maceluiz, initiated the tournament with a symbolic ”hajime de honor.”
Q&A: Understanding the VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro
1. What is the VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro?
It’s a judo tournament held in Barahona, Dominican Republic, named in honor of Miguel Caro, a key promoter of judo in the region. This year it celebrated its sixth edition.
2. Who won the tournament?
The Barahona judo team took home the championship,demonstrating their dominance on home turf.
3. Who were the outstanding athletes recognized at the event?
Antony Ramírez Bone was recognized as the outstanding athlete of the year,and Yokeria Samanta Abreu Feliz was honored as the top novice athlete from the previous year.
4. What was the meaning of the tournament’s dedication?
The tournament was dedicated to the Central Sugar Consortium and celebrated the 45th anniversary of the Barahona Judo Association.
5. What is “hajime de honor”?
“Hajime” is the Japanese word for “begin” in judo. The “hajime de honor” is a symbolic start to the tournament, often performed by honored guests or athletes.
6. Where was the tournament held?
The competition took place at the Villa Central Sports Complex in Barahona.
7. How did the top teams rank?
Barahona secured first place, followed by Club de Judo Naco in second, Province Duarte in third, Independencia in fourth, and María Trinidad Sánchez in fifth.
8. What is the role of the Dominican Judo Federation?
The Dominican Judo Federation (Fedojudo) is the governing body for judo in the Dominican Republic. Its representative, Eddy García Piña, attended the event.
The VI Copa de Judo Miguel Caro showcased the thriving judo community in Barahona. The success of the event highlights the talent and dedication within the sport.Support your local judo clubs and athletes!
