During these competitions, winners were determined in various categories among girls:
U14, 40 kg:
The gold medal was won by Kenchgul Zheenbekova, the silver by Amaliya Fufuza, and the bronze was shared by Ravia Muvaiza and Daliya Shamuza.
U14, 48 kg:
First place was taken by Amina Khikhiza, second by Dilnaz Amanova, and third place went to Adelina Nurakhunova.
U16, 44 kg:
Saida Sabirova became the champion, while Uultai Zhekshenbekova took second place, and bronze medals were awarded to Aisha Mun and Mehrihul Matniyazova.
U16, 48 kg:
The gold medal was won by Albina Davuza, the silver by Aruuke Baatyrbekova, and third place was taken by Khadidja Davuza.
U16, 52 kg:
Elzada Sharipbekova took first place, Yasmina Gurba second, and Aziza Bakytova became third.
U16, 57 kg:
First place went to Madina Sovaza, second to Aigerim Abdurakhmanova, and the bronze medal was awarded to Aisha Kulnazarova.
U16, 63 kg:
The champion in this category was Kamilla Moldobekova, with silver going to Asem Kuseinova.
U18, 52 kg:
First place was won by Rayana Terska, and second by Ramina Shisyr.
U18, 63 kg:
The gold medal in this weight category was awarded to Aikanish Iskenova, and silver to Diyor Adylkhanova.
U21, 63 kg:
First place was taken by Fatima Tyanguber, second by Kamila Kazbekova, and third place was shared by Gulzat Paizylayeva and Alena Maksimenko.
These competitions are aimed at developing jiu-jitsu in the country and attracting youth to sports and a healthy lifestyle. They also contribute to the formation of national teams for participation in international tournaments.
All prize winners received medals and diplomas, as well as the opportunity to meet the necessary requirements for awarding ranks and titles of Master of Sports of the KR and Candidate for Master of Sports of the KR.
