| 2008, May | Yvelines Open : two medals with a gold one
Assan Keïta get the victory in -49kg with 3 very good fights. She is a so good fighter.
Yves Lassissi got a bronze medal, beaten by an old acquaintance, because this is his third fight with him and so many lost: Mathias Mazeroi.
Mazeroi was unfortunately unable to fight in the finals after injury caused by this fight.
A positive point for Yves: the gap is narrowing in the scores.
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| 2008, February | Senior France Championships
Yves Lassissi has made a good job +84 kg (coached by Andy Nsumbu Lutumba) : he won easily his first fight (7 - 0), and lost the next (8 -1) with Mickaël Borot who is the second french in this category.
This is very positive for Yves who was approched after his last fight for trainings at INSEP with French elite.
We also had the pleasure to see tow old CSG members :
Moctar Doumbia (+84kg).
He sadly abandoned on injury to his first fight. He was winning 5-2 before his accident, heading towards a likely victory. It is still magic, his technique is impressive.
Barbara Laiguillon France Senior Champion in -72kg.
She is always as bright, recall that Barbara has quite exceptional results: she is champion of France without interruption since 2004 (cadet in 2004 and 2005, Junior in 2006 and 2007, Senior this year).
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| 2007, December | Bronze medal at Senior Ile de France Championships for Yves Lassissi
Bronze medal at Ile de France Championships for Yves Lassissi, who was coached by Andy Nsumbu Lutumba.
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| 2007, November | Championships and Paris Cup: three Titles this year
This year, we have three champions of Paris: Wisdom Sodji, Hadad Coulibaly and Yves Lassissi.
Three gold medals out of five competitors, it´s still not bad.
Elimination in the first round of Xuan Tran Duc and Adrien Lambert for whom this was the first competition at this level.
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| 2005, April | Two titles at the European Mudo Open
Marion Hélin et Amao Moudjib get gold medal
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| 2005, March | Two titles for Aminata and Marion
Results at 100% for the championship of National France 2 (2 qualified, 2 champions): Aminata Doumbia and Marion Hélin obtain each one the title of Championne de France (respectively -67kg and -72kg), with the manner please!
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| 2005, February | Cadets France Championships
Barbara Laiguillon is winner at the Cadet France Championships.
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| 2004, November | Paris Championships: a good beginning this season!
The CSG has started the sporting season quite well: Aminata Doumbia, Marion Hélin, Barbara Laiguillon, Alexandre Audenaert and Christophe Salaris got a gold medal and Almamy Toure got a bronze medal.
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| 2004, July | ONATEL Open (Ouagadougou)
Yves Lassissi got the bronze medal and was designated best young person of the tournament (age and weight outclassed).
Marion Hélin was present but couldn't fight for lack of women opponent.
Habib Bah and Abderamane Djaroud were eliminated at the first round.
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| 2004, May | 2 medals at Alsace Open
This year two girls got medals : Marion Hélin got the gold medal in junior category, and Aminata Doumbia got the bronze medal.
Amao Moudjib missed the semifinal by referees decision.
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| 2004, February | France Championships for Juniors
Two women competitor entered this year the France championships for juniors:
Marion Hélin who got her second consecutive title after three high-quality fights,
and Carole Martin, unfortunately eliminated during the first round facing Christelle Saint-Agno, a boarder of the Pole France.
We were all moved by her sportsmanship, because after a few moment of disappointment, she supported her team mate until
the end.
6 persons went with the two champions: our MasterAdama Coulibaly,
Mohamed Fofana (coach of both champions), Franck Kosakevitch,
Wassi Lassissi and Habib Bah.
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| 2004, Jannuary | Ile de France Technique Championships
Cédric Beltrame ended in quarter Final after a respectable performance.
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| 2004, Jannuary | Ile de France University-Championships 2004
Remarkable participation of Habib Bah and Romain Schaul who ended respectively at the 1st (gold) and 3rd (bronze) places of their categories.
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| 2004, Jannuary | Picardie University-Championships
Kamal Djaroud got the gold medal.
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| 2003, December | Ile de France Championships : girls at the top!
Adrien Sarda, Philippe Ragueneau and Alexandre Audenaert participated too in this competition.
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| 2003, October | France Cup
It is hard for competitors who are not in the professional circuit (France Team) to start the sporting season with a competition as difficult as France Cup, especially since this year the level was very high due to the Olympic Games.
Even if any competitor got a medal, we have to note the participation of Aminata Doumbia, Habib Bah, Amao Moudjib, Abderamane Djaroud and Hocine Djaroud.
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| 2003, March | Paris International Open
Ogéné Mojinson
got a bronze medal, defeated in semifinal by the Swedish Carolin Persson, the winner of the final.
Amao Moudjib and
Habib Bah were eliminated.
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| 2003, March | France University-Championships
Ismaël Gueye
and Sara Hassler both got a bronze medal.
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| 2003, February | France Elite Championships
Ogéné Mojinson
is Champion of France for the third consecutive time! Moreover it is her 7th title too!
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| 2003, February | Grenoble International Open
Ogéné Mojinson
inaugurated her new title of Champion of France by winning the gold medal.
Aminata Doumbia and
Amao Moudjib both got a silver medal.
Ismaël Gueye and Habib Bah
were eliminated at the first round.
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| 2003, February | Sweden Championships
Sara Hassler got a silver medal
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| 2003, Jannuary | Ile de France University-Championships
Aminata Doumbia, Sara Hassler
and Mohamed Fofana got a gold medal
Ismaël Gueye got a bronze medal for his first competition!
Habib Bah got the 5th place
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| 2003, Jannuary | France Poomsee Championships
Participation of Lydie Anglionin who got the 5th place
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| 2002, August | Copenhague International Open
Sara Hassler got a
bronze medal
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| 2002, March | Antony International Open
Amao Moudjib got
a silver medal
Sara Hassler got a
bronze medal
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| 2002, February | Elite France Championship
Ogéné Mojinson is once again Champion of France.
Guy Robinet-Tran got the 4th place
Moctar Doumbia who
is no longer in Club Saint Germain this year got a deserved silver medal against Pascal Gentil, after leading the fight during the first round (5-2).
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| 2001, November | Paris Championships
Christophe SALARIS kept
his title and is once again Champion of Paris.
The other competitors were: Jimmy HOK (bronze),
Philippe RAGUENEAU
(bronze), Martin NGONGO-OTTOU, Olivier MORA, Sébastien Vignaud (bronze).
Some members of the Club also participated as referees : Amandine
Le Dortz, Sylvie Sarrazin, Mija Rabemananjara, Didier Lassissi and Denis Leclerc.
Maud GRANGE participated in the organization of the competition. Mohamed Guissé,
Pierre-Emmanuel Aimoz and Guy Robinet-Tran were the coaches of the competitors.
Several members of the Club came to support our competitors.
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| 2001, November | Dolomiti International Open
Christophe SALARIS got a bronze medal.
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| 2001, Jannuary | National 2 France Championships
Mija Rabemananjara
and Guy Robinet-Tran
both became Champion of France which confirm their performance at Ile de France Championships.
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| 2001, Jannuary | France University-Championships
<Mohamed Guissé got a gold medal for the second consecutive year !
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| 2001, Jannuary | Ile de France Championships
Mija Rabemananjara got a gold medal,Emmanuel Abisror got a silver medal,
Guy Robinet-Tran (a Club member but licensed in another club where he teaches Tae Kwon Do)
got a silver medal
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| 2001, Jannuary | Elite France Championships
Moctar Doumbia
and Ogéné Mojinson
both got a silver medal
Regarding Salif Koné
and Jonathann Darmon, they arrived at the fourth place which enable them to qualify for the Elite Championships 2001
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| 2000, May | Ile de France Trophy
Destin Eric Banakissa-Kangoud
got a silver medal
Crépin-Brel IBINGA-DIANGA and Moussab SOUGUIR were eliminated
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| 2000, May | France University-Championships
Mohamed Guissé got a gold medal
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| 2000, April | World Cup
A delegation of the Club participated in the competition.
Ogéné MOJINSON and Frédéric SINSEAU took part in the competition with the France team but couldn't reach the semifinal.
Ogéné lost in quarter final against the Turkish competitor. A considerable delegation of the club was present to this first official international competition organized by France.
France got 5 medals, 2 of which were gold ones, and ranked second behind Iran but before Korea.
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| 2000, April | Paris Championships
Lydie Anglionin
is the winner in technique (Poom See).
Hadrien Calmels
is the winner in the Junior category
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| 2000, March | National 2 France Championships
Jonathann Darmon (bronze)
Salif Koné (bronze)
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| 2000, March | Antony Open
Aminata DOUMBIA got a gold medal. . Lydie ANGLIONIN and Destin Eric BANAKIßA-KANGOUD were eliminated, Slimane FAÏDI couldn't compete due to an injury
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| 2000, March | Ile de France University-Championships
Mohammed Guissé got a gold medal, and was well ahead of his category using a lot of high kicks Hassane M´BAYE was eliminated. They were coached by Aminata DOUMBIA
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| 2000, March | Senior France Championships
Jonathann DARMON, Salif KONE and Christelle TILIKETE got a bronze medal and thus qualified automatically for the Elite France Championship 2001. Pierre-Emmanuel Aimoz and Christophe SALARIS, both won brilliantly their first fights. Christophe even knocked out one of his opponent. Unfortunately they were stopped during the qualifying rounds. If Pierre's defeat can't easily be explained, on the other hand Christophe was violently punched on the face (which is forbidden) and got a double ankle sprain. A delegation of the Club was present with 2 coaches, Adama COULIBALY and Hassan M´BAYE.
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| 2000, March | National 2 France Championships
Jonathann DARMON, Salif KONE and Christelle TILIKETE got bronze medals and are qualified for the Elite France Championship in 2001. Pierre-Emmanuel Aimoz and Christophe SALARIS, après after having been victorious in their respective fights (and a dramatic KO by Chrisophe) have been eliminated. If Pierre-Emmanuel defeat is comprehensible, Christophe received a violent punch on the face (it´s prohibited)and a double ankle sprain. A Club delegation was present with two coaches, Adama COULIBALY and Hassan M´BAYE.
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| 2000, March | Valence Open
Ogéné Mojinson and Moctar Doumbia participated in this competition
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| 2000, February | US Open
Participation of Moctar Doumbia.
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| 2000, Jannuary | Paris championships
The Club Saint-Germain is once more Champion of Paris(January 23, 2000), with 9 competitors, 9 medals ! - 5 Champions (gold) :
- Luc Pierrel
- Pierre-Emmanuel Aimoz
- Jonathann Darmon
- Salif Koné
- Christophe Salaris
- 1 vice-champion (silver) :
- 3 third places (bronze) :
- Elo Boïba N´Diaye
- Nicolas Pandolfini
- Sébastien Vignaud
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| 2000, Jannuary | France Elite Championships
Ogéné Mojinson and Frédéric Sinseau are Champions of France. Lydie ANGLIONIN, was selected but didn't take part in this competition. Surprisingly, Moctar Doumbia who won almost everything in 1999 (Champion of France, World Vice-Champion, Winner of the pre-Olympic tournament and Barcelona Open...) is defeated by a near unknown, Anderson DJIO. Moctar got the bronze medal.
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| 2000, Jannuary | Seine Saint Denis Trophy
Aminata Doumbia and Hassane M´Baye got gold medals. Destin Eric Banakissa-Kangoud and Mory KANTE got silver medals.
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| 1999, December | Sydney pre-Olympic tournament
Moctar Doumbia (gold)
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| 1999, November | Barcelona Open
Moctar Doumbia (gold)
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| 1999, November | Sardinia Open
Christophe Salaris (bronze)
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| 1999, November | Toulouse Open
Aminata Doumbia (gold)
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| 1999, October | France Cup
Ogéné Mojinson (gold) Aminata Doumbia (silver)
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| 1999, August | West Africa Championships
Aminata Doumbia(gold)
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| 1999, August | Edmonton International Open
Ogéné Mojinson (silver) Moctar Doumbia (bronze)
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| 1999, June | World Championships
Moctar Doumbia (silver)
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| 1999, June | Luxembourg Open
Christophe Salaris (gold)
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| 1999, June | World Cup
Ogéné Mojinson (bronze)
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| 1999, May | Hainaut Cup
Christophe Salaris (gold)
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| 1999, May | Belgium Open
Christophe Salaris (bronze)
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| 1999, May | Alsace Open
Jonathan Darmon (bronze)
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| 1999, May | Vigo International Trophy
Moctar Doumbia<(gold)
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| 1999, April | France Elite Championships
Moctar Doumbia (gold) Frédéric Sinseau (gold) Lydie Anglionin (silver) Ogéné Mojinson (silver)
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| 1999, April | Belgium Cup
Christophe Salaris (bronze)
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| 1999, April | Antony Open
Lydie Anglionin (gold) Mory KANTE (gold) Aminata Doumbia (silver) Jean Malo COUZIGOU (bronze)
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| 1999, March | Champions of Ile de France Trophy
Mory KANTE (gold )
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| 1999, March | Sevilla Open
Moctar Doumbia (gold )
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| 1999, February | Mexico Open
Moctar Doumbia (gold) Ogéné Mojinson (bronze)
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| 1998, November | France Cup
Moctar Doumbia (gold)
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| 1998, November | World University-Championships
Ogéné Mojinson and Moctar Doumbia got a bronze medal.
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| 1998, November | Barcelona Open
Frédéric Sinseau (gold) won the Cup of the best fighter.
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| 1998, October | Europe Championships
Lydie Anglionin, Ogéné Mojinson and Frédéric Sinseau* are selected in the French National Team.
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