Sandy North (left) won the M8 60kg gold in Krakow. (Photo Credit: IJF)

(Colorado Springs, Colo.) – At 67-years-old, Sandy North (Hollywood, Fla. / Budokan Judo) proved he is still at the top of his game at the Veteran World Championships in Krakow where he won gold in the M8 65-69 60kg division.

North, a podiatrist by day, entered the competition as a reigning bronze medalist who last won gold in 2016. After a bye into the semifinals, North threw Benny Stenlund (SWE) for a waza-ari (half-point) score with 13 seconds remaining in the match to secure a position on the podium.

In finals, North would take the match down to the wire again before throwing Hans Nessensohn (SUI) for ippon (instant win) with 12 seconds on the clock.

North was one of four USA Judo athletes to win medals during the four-day event that included more than 800 athletes from 60 nations.

Doug Tono (Skokie, Ill. / Tohkon Judo Academy) returned to the podium in the men’s 7 60-64 66 competition, claiming his third medal in the last four years with a silver. Tono, who also competed at the Kata Worlds, scored twice in his quarter-final match against Ruediger Vaegs (GER), footsweeping the German for a waza-ari and then throwing him with a tomoe nage for ippon with just over a minute left on the clock.

In the semis, Tono threw Richard Danjoux (FRA) for a waza-ari in the opening minute and took the match to the ground for a submission in the second minute. Tono and Silvio Uehara (BRA) fought through three minutes of regulation and a minute of Golden Score (overtime) in the finals. Uehara was awarded the win with one penalty to Tono’s two.

In the men’s 4 45-49 +100kg event, Hector Negron (Killeen, Texas) returned to the podium with a bronze after winning silver at the 2021 Vet Worlds.

Although Negron lost his first match when he was thrown by eventual bronze medalist Bogdan Lica (GBR) early in Golden Score of the quarter-finals, he came back with three straight wins to take bronze. After a walkover against Aurel Gavris (ROU) in the repechage, the American threw Kanatbek Imiianov (KGZ) for a waza-ari and took the match to the ground, forcing a tapout. Fighting for bronze, Morales-Negron threw Chingiz Orujov (AZE) for ippon in the opening minute.

After winning silver at the 2021 Vet Worlds, Ray Marquez (Myrtle Beach, S.C. / Myrtle Beach Judo) returned to the podium in Krakow, winning bronze in the 50-54 81kg event with a 4-1 record. Marquez drew a bye into the second round where he threw Mariusz Kos (POL) for ippon in the first minute. In the quarters, Marquez lost by ippon when he was thrown during the opening exchange by Christophe Manette (FRA) who went on to win gold. Marquez went on to throw each of his next three opponents for ippon, defeating Ali Khireddine (ALG), U.S. teammate Russell Hogan (Wylie, Texas / Eastside Dojo) and Angel Benavides Plat (ESP) each in the opening minute.

Team USA also had eight athletes who fought for bronze, but finished fifth:

Men’s 1 30-34 66kg: Tyler Blocker (Frisco, Texas / Eastside Dojo)

Men’s 3 40-44 73kg: Lincoln Han (USA)

Men’s 4 45-49 100kg: Alan Shebaro (McKinney, Texas / Eastside Dojo)

Women’s 4 45-49 63kg: Pamela Moye (Los Angeles, Calif. / Sawtelle Judo)

Men’s 5 50-54 81kg: Gyula Kalman (Lewsiville, Texas / Eastside Dojo)

Men’s 7 60-64 100kg: Joseph Ragan (Austin, Texas / USA Stars of Salt Lake City)

Men’s 8 65-69 81kg: Shane Hudson (Solon, Ohio / MaxOut Sports Judo Club)

Men’s 9 +70 81kg: George Louis Van Amson (New York City, N.Y. / New York Athletic Club)

Top eight and U.S. results are as follows:

Men’s 1 30-34 66kg
1. Bakhrom Inoyatov (UZB)
2. Mike Demiddele (BEL)
3. Daniel Lombardo (ITA)
3. Ivane Kurasbediani (GEO)
5. Tyler Blocker (Frisco, Texas / Eastside Dojo)
5. Guillaume Dubois (FRA)

Men’s 1 30-34 73kg
1. Levan Chubinidze (GEO)
2. Nadir Babayev (AZE)
3. Remi Grossen (FRA)
3. Jakob Schiek (GER)
5. Martin Jantek (SVK)
5. Martin Pekarek (CZE)
7. Oleksandr Istomin (UKR)
7. Armandas Smigelskis (LTU)

Also Competed: Wade Allison (Garland, Texas / Eastside Dojo), 0-1

Men’s 1 30-34 81kg
1. Sandro Iakobashvili (GEO)
2. Stanley Torres (BRA)
3. Iurie Leu (MDA)
3. Drilon Tafili (BEL)
5. Rodrigue Beleho (BEL)
5. Azamat Zholtayev (KAZ)
7. Shohusein Rahimov (TJK)
7. James Ward (IRL)

Men’s 1 30-34 90kg
1. Zaza Davadze (GEO)
2. Murad Rajabli (AZE)
3. Kamari Oiyatulloi (TJK)
3. Gunnar De Laet (BEL)
5. Abdelmoumen Mokhtari (ALG)
5. Juan Antonio Tortella Balbas (ESP)
7. Ernest Matus (SVK)
7. Gilberto Da Silva (BRA)

Men’s 1 30-34 100kg
1. Tural Safguliyev (AZE)
2. Milton Miranda (BRA)
3. Gegi Tamliani (GEO)
3. Fakhriddin Sharipov (UZB)
5. Danick Rocheleau (CAN)
5. Aibek Issayev (KAZ)

Men’s 1 30-34 +100kg
1. Juhan Mettis (EST)
2. Gurban Mammadli (AZE)
3. Artur Vartanjan (GER)
4. Nodar Andguladze (GEO)

Women’s 1 30-34 52kg
1. Alina Renk (GER)
2. Laeticia Tenebay (FRA)
3. Tea Madar (CRO)
4. Paula Cristina Da Silva (BRA)

Women’s 1 30-34 57kg
1. Meryl Hirtzig (FRA)
2. Magdalena Korfanty (POL)
3. Karolien Van Den Broeck (BEL)
4. Ludmila Svaton (CZE)

Women’s 1 30-34 63kg
1. Natasha Glassford (GBR)
2. Camilla Torpe (DEN)
3. Giulia Meinardi (ITA)

Men’s 2 35-39 60kg
1. Dimitri Muladze (GEO)
2. Colin Francis (GBR)
3. Dauren Kozhin (KAZ)
3. Felipe Queiroz (BRA)
5. Pavlo Moshkolov (UKR)
5. Artem Ilienko (UKR)

Men’s 2 35-39 66kg
1. Gael Andre Dit Gallas (FRA)
2. Maulen Kozhin (KAZ)
3. Sebastien Grossen (FRA)
3. Samat Sapishev (KAZ)
5. Valeri Muravski (MDA)
5. Brice Fournier (FRA)
7. Tomasz Kmiecik (POL)
7. Martlomiej Bednarczyk (POL)

Men’s 2 35-39 73kg
1. Ihar Mashko (POL)
2. Mammad Mammadov (AZE)
3. Valeriane Gigiberia (GEO)
3. Nuno Carvalho (POR)
5. Paco Legrand (FRA)
5. Dominik Przywara (POL)
7. Enda Hackett (IRL)
7. Alexandre Danjoux (FRA)

Also Competed: Itai Landsberg (Ellicott City, Md. / Sport Judo), 0-1
Derek Mueller (Charlotte, N.C. / Yungwirth Judo Academy), 0-1

Men’s 2 35-39 81kg
1. Marko Prodan (SLO)
2. David Udzilauri (GEO)
3. Samir Ismayilov (AZE)
3. Mihaly Makhult (HUN)
5. Mykhailo Maksymenko (UKR)
5. Michael Lerebourg (FRA)
7. Edwin Vallejo (Annandale, Va. / Sport Judo)
7. Clement Conomines (FRA)

Men’s 2 35-39 90kg
1. Vitalii Dudchyk (UKR)
2. Osman Hanci (BEL)
3. Matlab Mammadov (AZE)
3. David Mayeu (FRA)
5. Leonardo Kubo (BRA)
5. Bekzod Turaboev (UZB)
7. Aleandru Gaina (MDA)
7. Lukas Kmec (CZE)

Also Competed: Miguel Diaz (Hawthorne, N.J. / Camal Judo), 0-1

Men’s 2 35-39 100kg
1. Intigam Alakbarov (AZE)
2. Giorgi Modebadze (GEO)
3. Michael Zamecki (POL)
3. Giorgi Tsotsiashvili (GEO)
5. Ianis Lotca (ITA)
5. Vasif Ibrahimov (AZE)
7. Didar Akhmetzhanov (KAZ)
7. Marc Loufouma (CGO)

Men’s 2 35-39 +100kg
1. Daviti Loriashvili (GEO)
2. Jeff Allen (CAN)
3. Zoltan Pentek (HUN)
3. Serhii Hladkyi (UKR)
5. Avtandil Nukradze (GEO)
5. Khamid Atadjanov (UZB)
7. Damian Rogala (POL)
7. Fabrice Verschaeve (FRA)

Women’s 2 35-39 52kg
1. Aizaada Zhanalieva (KGZ)
2. Stephanie Rossetto (FRA)

Women’s 2 35-39 57kg
1. Rikke Berg (DEN)
2. Loredana Lani (FIN)
3. Tania Volpi (ITA)

Women’s 2 35-39 63kg
1. Daniela Kortmann (GER)
2. Viktoria Zubkova (EST)
3. Shilpa Hemchandra Sallian (IND)
4. Veronika Majauskiene (LTU)

Women’s 2 35-39 70kg
1. Danielle Batt (GBR)
2. Lara Battistella (ITA)
3. Nicoline Alberts (NED)
3. Jessica Zannoni (SMR)
5. Cecile Bax (FRA)
5. Tsend-Ayush Turmunkh (MGL)

Women’s 2 35-39 78kg
1. Linda Klaver (NED)
2. Jacqueline Kampers (GER)

Men’s 3 40-44 60kg
1. Cristian Cezario (BRA)
2. Maxat Zhartybayev (KAZ)
3. Givi Nadareishvili (GEO)
3. Steven Blin (FRA)
5. Otari Eloshvili (GEO)
5. Rodolphe Gourseau (FRA)

Men’s 3 40-44 66kg
1. Ronny Hugon Jeannin (FRA)
2. Vasili Beruashvili (GEO)
3. David Cairey-Remonay (FRA)
3. Chinzorig Sonomdagva (MGL)
5. Eric Schillewaert (FRA)
5. Bolat Malikov (KAZ)
7. Aitor Rivera Carrasco (ESP)
7. Anthony Barroche (FRA)

Men’s 3 40-44 73kg
1. Krzysztof Wilkomirski (POL)
2. Jerome Peyrard (FRA)
3. Alexandre Hedouin (FRA)
3. Rashad Guliyev (AZE)
5. Lincoln Han (USA)
5. Rustam Kassenov (KAZ)
7. Jose Goes (BRA)
7. Vugar Budagov (AZE)

Also Competed: Jonathon Michaud (San Mateo, Calif. / Griffin Performance Judo), 2-2
Jeffrey Poole (Cottonwood Heights, Utah / Rocky Mountain Judo), 0-1

Men’s 3 40-44 81kg
1. Azer Fatullayev (AZE)
2. Zulfugar Huseynov (AZE)
3. Fabio Machado (BRA)
3. Radoslaw Gajdamakin (POL)
5. Mauricio Luz (BRA)
5. Mariusz Walendzewicz (POL)
7. Tony Backman (FIN)
7. Octavian Patrascu (MDA)

Also Competed: Andrew Woeppel (Plano, Texas), 0-1

Men’s 3 40-44 90kg
1. Denys Stetsenko (UKR)
2. Peter Kolesar (SVK)
3. Martin Mairhofer (AUT)
3. Fabian Vanhollebeke (BEL)
5. Andriy Rikota (UKR)
5. Amarjargal Lkhamaa (MGL)
7. Kanat Sagyndyk (KAZ)
7. Lasha Mikaberidze (GEO)

Men’s 3 40-44 100kg
1. Audacio Cambamba (ANG)
2. Yannick Mbog (FRA)
3. Murodjon Jamalov (UZB)
3. Kanat Nuralin (KAZ)
5. Witold Fijalkowski (POL)
5. Francesco Iannone (ITA)
7. Roman Janiszewski (POL)
7. Faridun Ustopirov (TJK)

Men’s 3 40-44 +100kg
1. Zviad Tsiklauri (GEO)
2. Attila Deak (HUN)
3. Nematullo Asrankulov (TJK)
3. Irakli Akhrakhadze (GEO)
5. Kazimierz Kulesza (POL)
5. Tomasz Bicz (POL)
7. Nikola Milanovic (SRB)
7. Ayaz Umudaliyev (AZE)

Women’s 3 40-44 52kg
1. Cecile Barberio (FRA)
2. Alessandra D’Amario (ITA)
3. Hanane Naqouss (MAR)

Women’s 3 40-44 57kg
1. Marita Prahl (SWE)
2. Nadine Roessler (GER)
3. Katja Jank (GER)
4. Romy Muecke (GER)

Women’s 3 40-44 63kg
1. Rosangela Soares Ribeiro (BRA)
2. Samantha Chraniuk (GBR)
3. Simone Glenz (GER)
3. Delphine Roland (FRA)
5. Juliane Gleboczyk (GER)
5. Severine Perrin (FRA)

Women’s 3 40-44 70kg
1. Melissa St. Pierre (MRI)
2. Griet De Landtsheer (BEL)

Men’s 4 45-49 60kg
1. Babak Hajiyev (AZE)
2. Anatolii Neghine (MDA)
3. Asser Kokkonen (FIN)
3. Sofiane Djadri (FRA)
5. Stephane Depuille (FRA)
5. Martim Silva (POR)

Men’s 4 45-49 66kg
1. Marcio Barbosa (BRA)
2. Kari Tuomennoro (FIN)
3. Yann Calarnou (FRA)
3. Jean Claude Cameroun (CMR)
5. Alessio Lepore (ITA)
5. Lotfi Khalfi (FRA)
7. Jose Miguel Bretones Garcia (ESP)
7. Giovanny Antalika (GBR)

Men’s 4 45-49 73kg
1. Rakhat Iskakov (KAZ)
2. Jimmy Guillou (FRA)
3. Steven Peersmans (BEL)
3. Gaston Paludi (ARG)
5. Fabien Denissel (FRA)
5. Nicholas Brace (GBR)
7. Petr Kubovy (CZE)
7. Marcelo Barbosa (BRA)

Men’s 4 45-49 81kg
1. Jose M. Rodriguez Gonzalez (ESP)
2. Zurabi Doganadze (GEO)
3. Krisztian Kerschner (HUN)
3. Botond Draskoczy (GER)
5. Roy Walker (GBR)
5. Andrej Jakubcin (SVK)
7. Adam Stanczak (SWE)
7. Michal Vavrecka (CZE)

Men’s 4 45-49 90kg
1. Gheorghe Lozovanu (ROU)
2. Gocha Beradze (GEO)
3. Alban Trocherie (FRA)
3. Sven Christiaens (BEL)
5. Waldemar Banaszak (POL)
5. Martin Bielak (SVK)
7. Joao Santos (POR)
7. Batbileg Gaadansuren (MGL)

Men’s 4 45-49 100kg
1. Martin Slaby (SVK)
2. Antonio Boloto (POR)
3. Emil Huseynov (AZE)
3. Roman Martinek (CZE)
5. Alan Shebaro (McKinney, Texas / Eastside Dojo)
5. Erwan Tisserand (FRA)
7. Vano Gigilashvili (GEO)
7. Daniel Masin (ITA)

Men’s 4 45-49 +100kg
1. Alexsi Davitashvili (GEO)
2. Rastislav Cicmanec (SVK)
3. Bogdan Lica (GBR)
3. Hector Morales-Negron (Parrish, Fla.)
5. Rene Tauescher (GER)
5. Chingiz Orujov (AZE)
7. Kanatbek Imiianov (KGZ)
7. Moustafa Gharib (EGY)

Women’s 4 45-49 63kg
1. Jasmin Gruber (AUT)
2. Andretta Bertone (ITA)
3. Ilenia Paoletti (ITA)
3. Jaroslava Zahorova (CZE)
5. Barneilda Rodrigues (BRA)
5. Pamela Moye (Los Angeles, Calif. / Sawtelle Judo)

Women’s 4 45-49 70kg
1. Susan Koivu (FIN)
2. Birgit Ryningen (NOR)
3. Annika Molin (SWE)
3. Altantulkhuur Ochirbat (MGL)
5. Amgalan Punsaldulam (MGL)
5. Evelin Pihlak (EST)

Women’s 4 45-49 +78kg
1. Cristina Magini (ITA)

Men’s 5 50-54 60kg
1. Ermanno Agostini (BEL)
2. Yevgeniy Rachshuk (KAZ)
3. Antonio Lo Monaco (ITA)
3. Bruno Boudet (FRA)
5. Franck Hebert (FRA)
5. Qutbuddin Bahodurov (TJK)
7. Lars Eliasson (SWE)
7. Kai Chiang (SWE)

Men’s 5 50-54 66kg
1. Gigla Alibegashvili (GEO)
2. Kai Kollmorgen (GER)
3. Peter Ivarsson (SWE)
3. Jose Mauricio De Andrade (BRA)
5. Mykola Dankanych (UKR)
5. Francisco Javier Moreno Rodriguez (ESP)
7. Tomas Ussing (DEN)
7. Vladislav Hachaturian (ISR)

Men’s 5 50-54 73kg
1. Pasi Lauren (FIN)
2. Vladis Anjos (BRA)
3. Attila Zachar (HUN)
3. Vianney Assofi (FRA)
5. Mushfig Jafarov (AZE)
5. Ales Vrbancic (SLO)
7. Roberto Mascherucci (ITA)
7. Lode Laats (BEL)

Also Competed: Richard Quinby (Fayetteville, N.C. / Fayetteville Fort Bragg Judo Club), 0-2

Men’s 5 50-54 81kg
1. Christophe Manette (FRA)
2. Bugvi Poulsen (FRO)
3. Ray Marquez (Myrtle Beach, S.C. / Myrtle Beach Judo)
3. Marian Roca (ROU)
5. Angel Benavides Plat (ESP)
5. Gyula Kalman (Lewsiville, Texas / Eastside Dojo)
7. Russell Hogan (Wylie, Texas / Eastside Dojo)
7. Alam Saraiva (BRA)

Men’s 5 50-54 90kg
1. Kanat Mambetov (KAZ)
2. Hamza Canca (TUR)
3. Mubariz Jafarov (AZE)
3. Jeroen Letterie (NED)
5. Carl Christiaens (BEL)
5. Milan Bogic (SRB)
7. Bruno Meyer (FRA)
7. Stefano Pressello (ITA)

Men’s 5 50-54 100kg
1. Ruslan Seilkhanov (KAZ)
2. Robert Maruna (SVK)
3. Tamas Horvath (HUN)
3. Marcos Daud (BRA)
5. Christian Petry (FRA)
5. Radim Schoffer (CZE)
7. Thierry Lefevre (FRA)
7. Miloslav Skarvada (CZE)

Men’s 50-54 +100kg
1. Grigory Garyants (ARM)
2. Jens Peter Bischof (GER)
3. Shalva Bekauri (GEO)
3. Frederic Blon (FRA)
5. Janos Haja (HUN)
5. Rovshan Mukhtarov (AZE)
7. Mykola Vintoniak (UKR)
7. Dariusz Makowka (POL)

Women’s 5 50-54 57kg
1. Anita Sprenger (GER)
2. Lena Sterea (ROU)
3. Muriel Steiner (SWE)

Women’s 5 50-54 70kg
1. Iwona Osenkowska (POL)
2. Kamilla Peter (HUN)
3. Dorjdulam (MGL)

Women’s 5 50-54 +78kg
1. Carla Prado (BRA)
2. Jolanta Brozyna (POL)

Men’s 6 55-59 60kg
1. Garayalde Elorza (ESP)
2. Miklos Koranyi (HUN)
3. Thomas Villann (GER)

Men’s 6 55-59 66kg
1. Claudio Cardoso (BRA)
2. Anton Cena (KOS)
3. Peter Gerhard (GER)
3. Karl Hufnagel (AUT)
5. Patrick Martin (FRA)
5. Kamel Ouarti (FRA)
7. Pieter Brons (NED)
7. Jose Newton Vargas (BRA)

Men’s 6 55-59 73kg
1. Marin Chirazi (ROU)
2. Stig Traavik (NOR)
3. Jean Steenackers (BEL)
3. Antonio Cantalapiedra Cesteros (ESP)
5. Dieter Motzek Jordan (AUT)
5. Johann Reisinger (AUT)
7. Oleh Polupan (UKR)
7. Jean-Marc Edder (SUI)

Men’s 6 55-59 81kg
1. Mauricio Neder (BRA)
2. Adam Pozdzik (POL)
3. Marc Dezeuze (FRA)
3. Laurent Lesdalon (FRA)
5. Leszek Strycharz (POL)
5. Gilbert Pantillon (SUI)
7. Valerio Romeo (ITA)
7. Kevin Butler (Pleasanton, Calif. / Tri-Valley Judo)

Men’s 6 55-59 90kg
1. Olaf Rodewald (GER)
2. Staffan Ebenfelt (SWE)
3. Karl Moser (AUT)
3. Dirk Vandevoort (BEL)
5. Ranbir Solanki (IND)
5. Elguja Gvasalia (GEO)
7. Anders Karlsson (SWE)
7. Nurzhan Yermagambetov (KAZ)

Also Competed: Karl Johansen (Indian Harbor Beach, Fla. / Sasaki Judo), 0-1

Men’s 6 55-59 100kg
1. Iulian Rusu (AUT)
2. Slawomir Kaminski (POL)
3. Romero Hernandez (GUA)
3. Joerg Schenke (GER)
5. Jean Philippe Condo (FRA)
5. Grzegorz Kupczynski (POL)
7. Zbigniew Tarnawski (POL)
7. Jiri Bacovsky (CZE)

Men’s 6 55-59 +100kg
1. Viorel Marinescu (MDA)
2. Miled Trabelsi (FRA)
3. Jacek Czarkowski (POL)
3. Guido Bars (GER)
5. Joseph Williams (GBR)
5. Azar Asgarov (AZE)

Women’s 6 55-59 52kg
1. Hanne Myrnes (NOR)
2. Nina Haugen (NOR)

Women’s 6 55-59 57kg
1. Sylvia Hackel (GER)
2. Anne-Cecile Pineau (FRA)

Men’s 7 60-64 60kg
1. Kazbolat Kurmashev (KAZ)
2. Christian Gilles (FRA)
3. Dan Pandur (ROU)
4. Cristiano Maella (ITA)

Men’s 7 60-64 66kg
1. Silvio Uehara (BRA)
2. Doug Tono (Skokie, Ill. / Tohkon Judo Academy)
3. Nacer Nouasria (FRA)
3. Stanislaw Pazgan (POL)
5. Ruediger Vaegs (GER)
5. Richard Danjoux (FRA)

Men’s 7 60-64 73kg
1. Juan Jose Ramirez Romero (ESP)
2. Henri Eailliere (FRA)
3. Franco Ghiringhelli (ITA)
3. Gerald Fuchs (GER)
5. Jozsef Zatik (HUN)
5. Zdzislaw Grochowski (POL)
7. Marc Mertens (BEL)
7. Lubomir Sindelar (CZE)

Men’s 7 60-64 81kg
1. Faouzi Abderrahmane (FRA)
2. Molat Manabayev (KAZ)
3. Kenneth Larsson (SWE)
3. Thierry Brunet (FRA)
5. Fabio Acerbi (ITA)
5. Adrian Besly (GBR)
7. Andrzej Trojnar (POL)
7. Jaroslaw Burzynski (POL)

Also Competed: Ralph Lahoud (Fort Worth, Texas / Ruben Martin Judo Training Center), 0-2

Men’s 7 60-64 90kg
1. Farhad Rajabli (AZE)
2. Wolfgang Hinterleitner (GER)
3. Ihor Knysh (UKR)
3. Artur Cyman (POL)
5. Jean Marc Thioulouse (FRA)
5. Kevin Kinney (GBR)
7. Vasyl Kobko (UKR)
7. Tony Esprit (BEL)

Men’s 7 60-64 100kg
1. Ingo Gottschalk (GER)
2. Juan Antonio Prado Ballestero (ESP)
3. Jesper Gunlach (DEN)
3. Jacek Gemza (POL)
5. Joseph Ragan (Austin, Texas / USA Stars of Salt Lake City)
5. Janos Kovacs (HUN)

Men’s 7 60-64 +100kg
1. Hendrik Koppe (NED)
2. Andrea Ricaldone (ITA)
3. Artur Aramovskyi (UKR)
4. Georg Grofer (GER)

Women’s 7 60-64 52kg
1. Sylvie Sovet (FRA)

Women’s 7 60-64 63kg
1. Inna Indrakova (CZE)
2. Astrid Machulik (GER)
3. Joyce Malley (GBR)

Women’s 7 60-64 70kg
1. Aurora Calamo (ITA)
2. Francoise Dufresne (FRA)
3. Petra Auterska (CZE)

Men’s 8 65-69 60kg
1. Sandy North (Hollywood, Fla. / Budokan Judo School)
2. Hans Nessensohn (SUI)
3. Constantin Brinza (MDA)
3. Viktor Muzhchyna (UKR)
5. Illia Khodorovskyi (UKR)
5. Benny Stenlund (SWE)

Men’s 8 65-69 66kg
1. Gionni Cucini (ITA)
2. Laurent Sikirdji (FRA)
3. Jose Angel Rivera Mugica (ESP)
3. Alberto Renedo (ARG)
5. Giuliano Rossi (ITA)
5. Sergio Valli (ITA)

Men’s 8 65-69 73kg
1. Andrei Otvos (ROU)
2. Didier Paltani (FRA)
3. Iurii Kulieshkov (UKR)
3. Manuel Cabana Perez (PER)
5. Serhii Zelenetskiyi (UKR)
5. Giovanni Lucantoni (ITA)

Men’s 8 65-69 81kg
1. Marco Alencar (BRA)
2. Manfred Zoellner (GER)
3. Ivan Shvets (UKR)
3. Andre Luisi (BEL)
5. Shane Hudson (Solon, Ohio / MaxOut Sports Judo Club)
5. Karl Handl (AUT)

Men’s 8 65-69 90kg
1. Stefano Bani (ITA)
2. Vladimir Preguza (MDA)
3. Rade Krnjeta (CRO)
3. Michel Dumortier (FRA)
5. Alain Dayez (FRA)
5. Zhelal Khadzhyiev (UKR)
7. Daniel Jose Amin (ARG)
7. Ivan Petrovic (SLO)

Men’s 8 65-69 100kg
1. Luis Torres Cobas (ESP)
2. Boranbay Terguebekov (KAZ)

Men’s 8 65-69 +100kg
1. Slavko Stanisic (SRB)
2. Nicholas Kokotaylo (GBR)
3. Viliam Kohut (SVK)

Men’s 9 +70 60kg
1. Laurent Honnet (FRA)
2. Ryszard Wichan (POL)

Men’s 9 +70 66kg
1. Heinz Brauer (SUI)
2. Heinz Nowisky (GER)
3. Ralph Ibanez (CAN)

Men’s 9 +70 73kg
1. Hubert Bottazzi (FRA)
2. Emil Messner (GER)
3. Robert Rousseau (FRA)
4. Stasys Saduikis (LTU)

Men’s 9 +70 81kg
1. Jos Wennekers (NED)
2. Benaouda Bouamra (FRA)
3. Guy Szymendera (FRA)
3. Petr Kolar (CZE)
5. Zbigniew Kaznocha (POL)
5. George Louis Van Amson (New York City, N.Y. / New York Athletic Club)
7. Orynbek Seidagalamuly (KAZ)
7. Vasyl Kramar (UKR)

Men’s 9 +70 90kg
1. Theodor Keppel (GER)
2. Giuliano Invernizzi (ITA)
3. Mustafa Balci (TUR)
3. Stanislav Logashenko (ISR)
5. Philippe Devineau (FRA)
5. Christian Van Geetsom (BEL)
7. James Kinder (Kinnelon, N.J. / Camal Judo)
7. Arthur Canario (New York City, N.Y. / New York Athletic Club)

Men’s 9 +70 100kg
1. Milanko Mucibabic (BIH)
2. Mihail Malear (MDA)
3. Piotr Curu (MDA)
3. Uwe Staps (GER)

Sandy North Wins Gold, Team USA Takes Four Medals at Veteran Worlds

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