60 Judokas Compete for 12 Places on Kabul City Judo Team
Sixty junior and senior judokas from clubs across Kabul are competing in a one-day selection tournament for 12 places on the city's judo team. The competition features three weight categories and is organised by the national judo federation in cooperation with Kabul's sports authorities.
Sixty judo athletes from clubs across Kabul have entered a one-day selection tournament, with 12 places on the city's representative judo team at stake.
The competition began at the judo gymnasium of Afghanistan's sports administration, bringing together athletes from the junior and senior age categories.
Organised by the national judo federation in cooperation with the Kabul Directorate of Physical Education and Sports, the tournament features contests across three weight categories.
According to the organisers, 12 of the 60 participating athletes will be selected for the Kabul city judo team at the conclusion of the competition.
The selection process is intended to identify athletes capable of representing the city while giving participants an opportunity to demonstrate their competitive and technical abilities.
Organisers also identified the development of athletes' technical skills and the broader growth of judo in the capital as objectives of the tournament.
The names of the selected athletes and the individual results had not been provided in the announcement of the competition's opening.
