Judo in Belarus

Belarus

In 2004 Judo in Belarus celebrated the Olympic Judo title for Ihar Makarau in Athens. In 2000 Anatoly Laryukov won bronze in Sydney. Makarau had won World Championships bronze in 2003. In 2015 Darya Skrypnik was the first Belarussian who won a World Championships medal. Belarus won 9 World medals, the first two by Natik Bagirov. Also Juri Rybak won 2 medals at world level for Belarus. Rashad Mamedov, Anatoly Laryukov, Siarhei Shundzikau, Andrei Kazusionok and Ihar Makarau won the European judo title for Belarus. Dzmitry Minkou won the Grand Prix Tashkent in 2017 and the European U23 title. Also Daniel Mukete won European U23 gold against Mikita Sviryd.

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Ihar Makarau

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Siarhei Shundzikau

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Andrei Kazusionak

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Anatoly Laryukov

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Tatyana Moskvina

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Ihar Makarau - Super star

Mikita Sviryd - Idol

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Maryna Slutskaya

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Mikita Sviryd

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Yahor Varapayeu

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Uladzislau Tsiarpitski

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Last results

Judo event	Type	Place	Date
European Open Minsk	WCup	Minsk	18 Aug 2018
Belarus Championships Mogilev	NC	Mogilev	25 Jan 2018
European Open Minsk	WCup	Minsk	22 Jul 2017
Belarus U21 Championships Mogilev	NJun	Mogilev	14 Mar 2017
Belarus Championships Mogilev	NC	Mogilev	28 Jan 2017

Birthdays

Name	Birthdate	Age
Siarhei Lesiak	16 Jan 1993	26 years
Dzianis Kuntsevich	17 Jan 1983	36 years
Krystsina Holubeva	19 Jan 1997	22 years
Ivan Naumau	19 Jan 1996	23 years
Dzmitry Gorbashov	19 Jan 1995	24 years