2022 World Cadet, Junior and U21 Karate Championships

The 2022 World Cadet, Junior and U21 Karate Championships, was a karate event held in Konya, Turkey from 26 to 30 October 2022.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

2022 U21, Junior & Cadet World Championships
VenueKaratay Congress and Sport Center
LocationTurkey Konya, Turkey
Dates26–30 October
Competitors1779 from 98 nations
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Age divisions

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Cadets 14-16 / Juniors 16-18 / Espoirs 18-21

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Turkey)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Japan100313
2  Turkey*45312
3  Egypt42511
4  Algeria3003
5  Kazakhstan2114
6  Azerbaijan2024
7  Jordan1337
8  Germany1304
9  Saudi Arabia1203
  Vietnam1203
11  France11810
12  Italy1067
13  Montenegro1023
14  Croatia1012
15  Greece1001
  Iran1001
17  Morocco0358
18  Spain0257
19  Indonesia0213
20  North Macedonia0202
21  Bosnia and Herzegovina0134
22  Hungary0112
  Netherlands0112
  Tunisia0112
25  Czech Republic0101
  Estonia0101
  Poland0101
28  Ukraine0055
29  Slovakia0022
30  Argentina0011
  Australia0011
  Canada0011
  El Salvador0011
  England0011
  Libya0011
  Philippines0011
  Romania0011
  Scotland0011
  Slovenia0011
  Thailand0011
Totals (40 entries)353569139

U-21

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Sakichi Abe
  Japan
Duc Anh Nguyen
  Vietnam
Enes Özdemir
  Turkey
Alessio Ghinami
  Italy
Kumite −60 kg Aminagha Guliyev
  Azerbaijan
Pavle Dujaković
  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nikita Filipov
  Ukraine
Mohamed Salah
  Egypt
Kumite −67 kg Abdallah Hammad
  Jordan
Said Oubaya
  Morocco
Iván Gómez Campanario
  Spain
Ryoma Kitashiro
  Japan
Kumite −75 kg Alireza Heydari
  Iran
Ömer Faruk Yürür
  Turkey
Hasan Masarweh
  Jordan
Sebastiaan van Teeffelen
  Netherlands
Kumite −84 kg Matteo Fiore
  Italy
Vitomir Trajkovski
  North Macedonia
Mohammed Aljafari
  Jordan
Achraf Hbila
  Morocco
Kumite +84 kg Sanad Sufyani
  Saudi Arabia
Stefan Stojanovikj
  North Macedonia
Anes Bostandzic
  Bosnia and Herzegovina
James Francis
  England

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Mirisa Ohuchi
  Japan
Damayanti Marzella
  Indonesia
Nourhan Sewidan
  Egypt
Sakura Alforte
  Philippines
Kumite −50 kg Cylia Ouikene
  Algeria
Hiba Fellaoui
  Morocco
Gabriella Izaguirre
  El Salvador
Ema Sgardelli
  Croatia
Kumite −55 kg Louiza Abouriche
  Algeria
Bella Samasheva
  Kazakhstan
Sonia Villalobos
  Spain
Tylla Levacher
  France
Kumite −61 kg Gülbahar Gözütok
  Turkey
Reem Khamis
  Germany
Iosune Urra Beraza
  Spain
Jennifer Zameto
  France
Kumite −68 kg Thalya Sombe
  France
Sudenur Aksoy
  Turkey
Tsubasa Kama
  Japan
Elizabeta Molnar
  Slovenia
Kumite +68 kg Sara Terazawa
  Japan
Martina Šáchová
  Czech Republic
Niamh Junner
  Scotland
Milena Jovanovic
  Montenegro

Junior

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Rizuki Saito
  Japan
Furkan Kaynar
  Turkey
Ivan Martin Montenegro
  Spain
Lucas Hoffmann
  France
Team kata (Junior + Cadet)   Japan   Turkey   France
  Morocco
Kumite −55 kg Farid Savadov
  Azerbaijan
Mathias Kerneur
  France
Waseem Salamaeh
  Jordan
Guido Squillante
  Italy
Kumite −61 kg Maxim Moskvichyov
  Kazakhstan
Abdulaziz Alsaif
  Saudi Arabia
Luka Pejić
  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zaid Slassi
  Morocco
Kumite −68 kg Enes Fatih Kurt
  Turkey
Ali Mugari
  Saudi Arabia
Ismaila Cissokho
  France
Rashid Suleymanov
  Azerbaijan
Kumite −76 kg Emre Saljiu
  Montenegro
Saif Bani Fares
  Jordan
Youssef Farag
  Egypt
Süleyman Aydemir
  Turkey
Kumite +76 kg Yusuf Eren Temizel
  Turkey
Yousef Nofal
  Jordan
Alisher Taizhan
  Kazakhstan
Hamza Labid
  Morocco

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Aoba Furukawa
  Japan
Paola García Lozano
  Spain
Oonah Gamboa
  Canada
Jana Khamis
  Egypt
Team kata (Junior + Cadet)   Japan   Egypt   Spain
  Indonesia
Kumite −48 kg Ganna Aly
  Egypt
Phuong Thao Nguyen
  Vietnam
Polina Marchenko
  Ukraine
Emma Colletti
  Italy
Kumite −53 kg Nguyen Thi Dieu Ly
  Vietnam
Nejma Imitik
  Morocco
Nina Kvasnicova
  Slovakia
Rebecca Ortu
  Italy
Kumite −59 kg Fatma Sorour
  Egypt
Emma Lili Loyal
  Hungary
Emina Sipovic
  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Irene Marturano
  Italy
Kumite +59 kg Hannah Riedel
  Germany
Rahma Tolba
  Egypt
Anna Pia Desiderio
  Italy
Maroua Eddarhri
  Morocco

Cadet

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Ukyo Tatsumi
  Japan
Jonas Abu Wahib
  Germany
Azusa Takata
  Romania
Azusa Takata
  Australia
Kumite −52 kg Abdalla Aly Eltohamy
  Egypt
Heidar Safi
  Germany
Ismayil Khamoyev
  Azerbaijan
Juki Fukushima
  Japan
Kumite −57 kg Mohamed Ashraf
  Egypt
Thomas Krijnen
  Netherlands
Natthakrit Ingloy
  Thailand
Nazarii Prannychuk
  Ukraine
Kumite −63 kg Nazim Douaidi
  Algeria
İslam Mustafa Ograglı
  Turkey
Karim Ahmed
  Egypt
Albasheer Alduweebi
  Libya
Kumite −70 kg Alikhan Kadyrgali
  Kazakhstan
Waleed Qatamish
  Jordan
Patricio Montalbetti
  Argentina
Saad Yassin
  Egypt
Kumite +70 kg Ilias Psomas
  Greece
Saveli Bolotskihh
  Estonia
Rayen Ghazouani
  Tunisia
Adam Tadjer
  France

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Kata Azusa Takata
  Japan
Nadlima Layla
  Indonesia
Tuğba Süngü
  Turkey
Maï-Linh Bui
  France
Kumite −47 kg Towana Uchida
  Japan
Zuzanna Dopieralska
  Poland
Elsa Schmitt
  France
Anna Yashchyshyn
  Ukraine
Kumite −54 kg Buse Kılıç
  Turkey
Maysa Ksantini
  Tunisia
Jovana Damnjanovic
  Montenegro
Alexandra Zeumerova
  Slovakia
Kumite +54 kg Sara Tomic
  Croatia
Mireia Villanueva
  Spain
Anna Kopfer
  Hungary
Daria Bulay
  Ukraine

Participating nations

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1779 athletes from 98 countries participated:

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References

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  1. ^ "SET-ONLINE WKF". www.sportdata.org.
  2. ^ "2022 WKF U21, Junior & Cadet World Championships". www.wkf.net.
  3. ^ "WKF Online Registration: WKF Cadet, Junior and U21 World Championships 2022 - Konya". www.sportdata.org.
  4. ^ Medals wkf.net
  5. ^ "Dünya Şampiyonası Açılış Töreni - Konya". www.karate.gov.tr (in Turkish). Türkiye Karate Federasyonu.
  6. ^ "SET-ONLINE WKF". www.sportdata.org.
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