Santo Domingo, RD.- The Judo Naco Club won 32 medals, 11 of which were gold, to head the standings of the 2019 Judo Naco International Cup in which more than 400 athletes saw action.
The 32 presets of the Naqueños added 195 points to be above the Añasco Club, of Puerto Rico, which totaled 65 points and the Association of San Juan de la Maguana that obtained 53 goals in the general standings.
In the pre-child and Benjamin division, the capital club won six gold, seven silver and two bronze medals to finish first with 110 points, followed by Añasco with 42 points and Tavárez Judo Club with 39.
In the children's category the leaders were the judocas of the Association of María Trinidad Sánchez who obtained 39 points thanks to three golds and three bronzes, followed by Naco who was made with 35 points and the National House Judo Club that added 27.
In junior and adult cadets, the Naqueños dominated widely with 50 points, the result of four gold and two silver medals. In second place came the judocas of Santo Domingo Oeste with 10 points, as did those of Barahona.
The gold medalists of Club de Judo Naco were Alejandro Lora, Ángel Serulle, Gael Reyes, Carlos Pérez, Kevin and Nicole Simó, in Benjamin and pre-children; Manuel Simó, in children, and Axel del Castillo, Iván Medos, Eduardo Guzmán and Carlos Viñals, in junior and adult cadets.
The Cup, which was held at the facilities of the social entity in the National District, served as a match for the selected Quequeyan who will participate in the November Pan American Children's Championship in Guadalajara, Mexico.
In the event, athletes from Puerto Rico participated in the clubs Añasco, Olympic Shelter, Aguado, Carolina Sports School, Nuevo Horizonte Project, Vaquero Judo Club and Cabo Rojo Judo Elite
Judo associations from the Azua, Barahona, Bayaguana, Bonao, Duarte, La Romana, La Vega, San Cristóbal, San Juan, San Pedro de Macorís, María Trinidad Sánchez, Santiago, Santo Domingo, Valverde, Pedernales provinces were also represented. Puerto Plata, Santiago Rodríguez and San José de Ocoa.
Likewise, the fair judo clubs of the capital, such as Tavárez Judo, Kosen Dojo, Villa Francisca, Casa Nacional, UASD and San Carlos, met
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