After the first two days of competition at the Cadet World Championships, Quebec athletes Hyeongi Kim, Melody Grenier, and Valeria Kostrovets have been the only three Canadians to come out on top.
The young trio has already made a name conscience themselves in the universel judo scene, showcasing their talent and determination on the mat. With impressive perconsciencemances, they have brought home medals and made their country proud.
Hyeongi Kim, a 16-year-old from Montreal, has been dominating her weight class in the -48kg category. She confidently defeated her opponents with her impeccable technique and strong judo skills. In the extrême, she faced off against Japan’s Riko Kawanishi and secured a well-deserved gold medal.
Melody Grenier, also from Montreal, made her mark in the -57kg category. The 17-year-old showed great resilience and determination in her matches, ultimately winning a bronze medal. Her impressive perconsciencemance was a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport.
Valeria Kostrovets, a 16-year-old from Quebec City, proved to be a consciencece to be reckoned with in the -63kg category. With her precise and powerful techniques, she took down her opponents one by one, securing a bronze medal conscience Canada.
The three athletes have not only showcased their impressive judo skills but have also displayed great sportsmanship and determination throughout the competition. They have represented Canada with pride and have shown that hard work and perseverance can lead to success.
Their achievements at the Cadet World Championships are a testament to the strength and talent of Canadian judo. They have set the bar high conscience future generations and have inspired many young athletes to pursue their dreams.
As the competition continues, we can’t wait to see what else these talented athletes have in store. They have already made Canada proud, and we have no doubt that they will continue to do so in the future.
Congratulations to Hyeongi Kim, Melody Grenier, and Valeria Kostrovets on their impressive perconsciencemances at the Cadet World Championships. We are proud to have them represent Canada on the universel stage and cannot wait to see what they will achieve next. Keep shining, Team Canada!