6th International Sparkassen
6th International Sparkassen
6th International Sparkassen
Event date
Nearly all slots taken
Less than 95% taken
Less than 50% taken
Friday, 28th October 2022
DJB Ippon Girls, Power Boys, BJJ and Self-Defense 16:30 – 19:30
Pre Weigh-in only for Course Participants - time will be announced in October 2022.
The tournament is ofcially regulated by the youth rules & special rules of the State Judo Association (HJV) and the German Judo Association (DJB). Minimum graduation is 7th Kyu (yellow). Referees are made available by the organiser.
| Time | Age Group | m/f | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08:00 | Weigh in | U13 | m/f |
| 08:30 | Opening Ceremony for All | ||
|
Announced via Website |
Weigh in | U18 | f |
|
Announced via Website |
Weigh in | U18 | m |
| Time | Age Group | m/f | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08:00 | Weigh in | U16 | m/f |
| 08:30 | Opening Ceremony for All | ||
|
Announced via Website |
Weigh in | U21 | f |
|
Announced via Website |
Weigh in | U21 | m |
For Saturday and Sunday:
Competition starts promptly upon end of weigh in. Award ceremonies will take place promptly upon finishing one age group (m and f together)
Additionally on Sunday:
| U13 |
m: -28/-31/-34/-37/-40/-43/-46/-50/-55/+55 kg
and f: -30/-33/-36/-40/-44/-48/-52/-57/+57 kg
|
|---|---|
| U16 |
m: -37/-40/-43/-46/-50-/55/-60/-66/-73/+73 kg
and f: -36/-40/-44/-48/-52/-57/-63/-70/+70 kg
|
| U18 |
m: -50/-55/-60/-66/-73/-81/-90/+90 kg
and f: -44/-48/-52/-57/-63/-70/-78/+78 kg
|
| U21 |
m: -60/-66/-73/-81/-90/-100/+100 kg
and f: -48/-52/-57/-63/-70/-78/+78 kg
|
Tournament Mode (per weight class):
Up to 5 Participants: Round Robin
Up to 32 Partcipants: Modified Double Elimination System
> 32 Partcipants: Elimination System w/dbl Repechage
The organizer reserves the right to change the tournament mode depending final number of partcipants.
| U13 | m/f born in 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 |
|---|---|
| U16 |
m/f born in 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007
(Under the rules of U18)
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| U18 |
m/f born in 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005
|
| U21 | m/f born in 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 |
At Adler Cup 2022 we might have to enforce 2G+To access Adler Cup it may be still or again mandatory to provide the following documents: A proof of the complete course of vaccinations, under the then enacted legal definition(s), using vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) or PEI, whereas the last vaccination might not be older than 3 months or already 3 vaccinations („booster“) or 4 („super booster“) can be proved or proof of „recent“ recovery AND / OR (possibly) receive a negative Covid-19 test result from an on-site test center that would be operated free of charge for the participant.
All Adler Cup visitors might have to abide by the then existing distance and hygiene regulations. Statutory requirements must be enforced by us and might be an integral part of a special permission to conduct the Adler Cup under then current conditions. Each visitor of Adler Cup should regularly look up current Covid-19 rules and regulation on the Adler Cup webpage and make sure to be prepared for any upon arrival.
Despite all measures we put in place to mitigate health risks, we cannot eliminate the risk of infection to zero. This said, everyone visiting Adler Cup does so totally at the individual‘s risk and neither the Adler Cup nor any representative are liable for any health risk by any means.
Dear judo friends,
as the mayor of Frankfurt I am particularly pleased to welcome again this year the biggest German children’s judo tournament, the International Adler Cup, to our city. I am very happy to have the opportunity to be its patron.
I want to thank the TSG Nordwest 1898 e.V. for organising this fantastic tournament. Its members are not only dedicated athletes, but also attentive hosts!
It wouldn’t be possible to organise such a big tournament without the help of many volunteers. I would particularly like to thank all the members of the association who led by example and committed themselves to the extensive organisation of the Adler Cup.
The sporting competition will take centre stage on this weekend. But despite their ambition: fairness and respect for the opponent is a matter of course for our young athletes.
I wish the best of luck to all athletes and an exciting tournament for the numerous spectators.
Peter Feldmann
Mayor of Frankfurt
Ladies and gentlemen,
dear athletes,
I send you the best wishes from Hesse’s state government and Hesse’s Ministry of the Interior and Sport on the occasion of the Adler Cup.
Hesse is a sports-loving state; we are host to many international sport events. It is a great honour to be able to organise such a large judo youth tournament and I am happy and proud to be the patron of this event again. During the many exciting competitions, the visitors will experience not only speed and precision, but also concentration and endurance. The fact that many of Hesse’s cities regularly organise professional international tournaments in many different disciplines is very exciting and perfectly shows our love of sports. As Hesse’s sports minister I am particularly pleased that the tournament is so very well received. 2.600 athletes from 41 countries will take part in the tournament this year.
First and foremost, we have to give special thanks to our volunteers: without their exceptional work, the tournament wouldn’t be possible, since every Adler Cup requires a lot of preparation and organisation. I am sure that the audience as well as all athletes will very much enjoy the tournament.
I wish much success to the organisation team and to the athletes a fair and safe competition.
Best regards,
Peter Beuth
Peter Feldmann
Peter Beuth
We look for Judo referees with a national A/B-license (or equivalent) or an IJF license. Our head referee, Stefan Himmler, will vet each application and give timely feedback. Upon acceptance, you will be part of an international high class referee team giving Adler Cup its professionalism and international standing. Referees are well paid according to the German referee fee tables.
Adler Cup has grown to one of the largest European judo youth tournaments and in order to maintain our professionalism and respect for Judo, we are looking for scoreboard keepers and timekeepers that are aiding the referees per competition tatami. Scoreboard keepers and timekeepers will work with a special Adler Cup version of the well known judo software: Meisterschaftsmanager, in our case a network version with multiple planning features added to the standard set, but easy to operate. We will pay an allowance per accepted applicant supporting Adler Cup in these very important roles. This might be an interesting role for young referees with smaller national licenses.
We don’t know who will be part of the trainers for the Power Boys / Ippon Girls this year yet. If you already want to book one of the coures, you can do that on your clubs account
The two courses are aimed at IPPON Girls and POWER Boys aged 8 through 17 years from the 7th Kyu. There are experienced top athletes on the tatami. After the course there will be an autograph signing session. The training content is adapted to the skills of the athletes. It is also possible to do Randori during the course.
Enroll today as spaces are limited!
Cost POWER Boys: 20 Euro
This year we celebrate the comeback of Edu and Nils. The two Judoka from Rüsselsheim were already in 2016 with us and did a great job. We are looking forward to see them this year again!
Results
Results
The two national federation DJB courses IPPON Girls and POWER Boys target kids between 7 – 17 years with at least the 8th Kyu. Highly experienced DJB/IJF athletes will be the coaches. Course agenda will be targeted around the skills of the participants and split groups will optimize course benefits. Randoris will be offered for some of the groups. All participants can have autographs after the course and all course participants (and only those) can pre-weigh-in for Saturday’s tournaments upon finishing the course.
Space is limited. So enroll today!
Cost for IPPON Girls / POWER Boys: 20 Euro
This year, we have a special surprise for you as Ippon Girl coach-team. With Szaundra and Nadja, you will not only find over 120 international and “big” medals on the tatami, but two friends with passion for judo and passion for coaching others to get even better.
Results
Results
The self-defense course at the Adler Cup is aimed at young people and adults over 14 years. The course is suitable for beginners as well as for advanced students. This year's topic is the basics of self-defense.
Florian serves as a law enforcement instructor with international experience in the community. This course is best suited for all accompanying coaches and companions and very popular.
Cost Self-Defense course: 25 euros
