Tbilisi 2015: Georgia wins fourth gold in judo
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Georgia is celebrating the success of a young Georgian judoka who won a gold medal today at the European Youth Olympic Festival, commonly known as Tbilisi 2015.
Onise Saneblidze (90kg) became the fourth Georgian judoka to win gold at Tbilisi 2015.
The young Georgian defeated Russia’s Aliumar Taevum in the final and was crowned youth European champion.
As of 5pm today, Georgia won nine medals. Of these, eight were won by judokas.
On the final day of the European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) in Tbilisi, a Georgian athlete has won a bronze medal in artistic gymnastics, bringing the number of the country’s medals to eight.
Two female judoka have won gold medals for Georgia at the Summer European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF), commonly known as Tbilisi 2015.
Georgia has won its first gold medal at the European Youth Olympic Festival.
After three days of competition at the Tbilisi 2015 European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF), Georgia has won two medals, both in judo.
The European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) 2015 has kicked off in Georgia’s capital city Tbilisi with a grandiose opening ceremony on Sunday night.
The European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) has closed after six days of intense competition in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi with a festive closing ceremony.
A group of junior Georgian judokas have triumphed at a top European tournament after winning three medals, including one gold at the first day of the competition.
A blind Georgia judoka has triumphed at a prestigious European judo tournament for visually impaired athletes.
Two Georgian judokas - Giorgi Tutashvili (-66kg) and Eter Liparteliani (-57kg) have won the European Judo championship being held in Finland.