World Judo U17 Championship Concluded: Full Results of the Tournament

On August 30 in Sofia (Bulgaria), the 2025 U17 World Judo Championship came to an end. On the final, fourth day of competition, the finals were held in four weight categories: 90 kg and +90 kg for boys, and 70 kg and +70 kg for girls.

On the last day, world champions were crowned from Russia, Georgia, Brazil, and Uzbekistan.

In the overall team standings, Uzbekistan won first place with 5 gold and 2 bronze medals.

Medal Table – Judo U17 World Championships 2025

• Uzbekistan — 5 gold, 2 bronze
• Russia — 4 gold, 3 bronze
• Brazil — 2 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze
• Japan — 1 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze
• Georgia — 1 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze
• Kazakhstan — 1 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze
• Mongolia — 1 gold, 2 bronze
• Serbia — 1 gold
• Turkey — 2 silver
• France — 1 silver, 2 bronze

The Armenian national team was represented by 8 judokas but did not secure any medals: Narek Davtyan (50 kg), Shavarsh Naapetyan (55 kg), Vaհe Hovhannisyan (55 kg), Khachatur Jangiryan (60 kg), Tigran Sarukhanyan (73 kg), Gor Galstyan (73 kg), Zhora Gevorgyan (81 kg), and Sergey Zakaryan (90 kg).

Full Results – U17 Judo World Championships 2025

BOYS

50 kg:

1. Khushnud Sultanov (Uzbekistan)

2. Artur Melo (Brazil)

3. Arman Myssa (Kazakhstan) and Anar Guliyev (Azerbaijan)

55 kg:

1. Khushnudbek Burkhonov (Uzbekistan)

2. Matteo Gualandi (Italy)

3. Adris Yakubauskas (Lithuania) and Aleksei Toptygin (Russia)

60 kg:

1. Ernur Batyrgali (Kazakhstan)

2. Loik Kudbudinov (Tajikistan)

3. Zeyd Alasgarov (Azerbaijan) and Dilshod Karimov (Uzbekistan)

66 kg:

1. Rakhim Khamkhoev (Russia)

2. Mukhammedali Zhylkaidar (Kazakhstan)

3. Rolan Kayrgali (Kazakhstan) and Muslim Kotiev (Russia)

73 kg:

1. Veljko Varnicic (Serbia)

2. Keisho Mitsuishi (Japan)

3. Vasil Gamezardashvili (Georgia) and Sadulla Ravshanov (Uzbekistan)

81 kg:

1. Inomjon Bakhodirov (Uzbekistan)

2. Giorgi Mumladze (Georgia)

3. Timur Aliev (Russia) and Tajus Babaychenko (Lithuania)

90 kg:

1. Abdula Suleymanov (Russia)

2. Maksim Strokun (Belarus)

3. Giorgi Zurabashvili (Georgia) and Francesco Mazzon (Italy)

+90 kg:

1. Ioane Abalaki (Georgia)

2. Kaito Tokita (Japan)

3. Giorgi Karchaidze (Georgia) and Adilzhan Zhaudinov (Kazakhstan)

GIRLS

40 kg:

1. Dilafruz Boltaboeva (Uzbekistan)

2. Suma Nur Yüksel (Turkey)

3. Khulan Bayarzul (Mongolia) and Fenne Pieters (Belgium)

44 kg:

1. Nadezhda Mishenkina (Russia)

2. Liva Nur Kayir (Turkey)

3. Zi-Yu Yang (Taiwan) and Sandra Walendzik (Poland)

48 kg:

1. Clarisse Ribeiro (Brazil)

2. Meylis Dapa (Belgium)

3. Barbara Twardowska (Poland) and Nourane Moussati (France)

52 kg:

1. Rio Shirakane (Japan)

2. Sofia Cordova (Sweden)

3. Monica Martinez (Spain) and Nicole Marques (Brazil)

57 kg:

1. Tsendbazar Mashbat (Mongolia)

2. Nonoka Yamakawa (Japan)

3. Enkhjin Gankhuig (Mongolia) and Magdalena Walega (Poland)

63 kg:

1. Aishat Alieva (Russia)

2. Ilaria Tsurkan (Slovenia)

3. Larissa Fonseca (Brazil) and Chloé Jean (France)

70 kg:

1. Clarisse Vallim (Brazil)

2. Charlie Thibault (Canada)

3. Diana Benkova (Poland) and Keti Robakidze (Georgia)

+70 kg:

1. Umida Nigmatova (Uzbekistan)

2. Emma Ngim-Feye (France)

3. Kristýna Kažperová (Czech Republic) and Mizuzu Katsumata (Japan)