2005 European Team Judo Championships

(Redirected from 2005 European Team Judo Championships – Men's team)

Not to be confused with 2005 European Judo Championships or 2005 European Judo Open Championships.

2005 Judo European Team Judo Championships
Location	Debrecen, Hungary
Date	22–23 October 2005
Nations	5
Teams	8
Champions
Men's team	Israel (1st title)
Women's team	France (15th title)
Competition at external databases
Links	JudoInside
← 2004 Paris 2006 Belgrade →

The 2005 European Team Judo Championships were held in Debrecen, Hungary on 22-23 October. The men's competition won by Israel, and the women's by France.

Results

Source:

Men

Semi-finals		Final



Israel	4

France	2
		Israel	4

		Hungary	3
Hungary	4

Russia	2
		Third place



		Russia	4

		France	3

Women

Semi-finals		Final



France	5

Hungary	1
		France	6

		Russia	1
Russia	4

United Kingdom	2
		Third place



		Hungary	4

		United Kingdom	3

References

"European Team Championships Debrecen". JudoInside.com. Retrieved 19 July 2021.
"Judo: Israel won the European Team Championships". Ynet sport (in Hebrew). 22 October 2005. Retrieved 19 July 2021.
Mahalu, Ziv (23 October 2005). "ˮPeople don't understand what a great achievement we have madeˮ". One (in Hebrew). Retrieved 19 July 2021.
"European Team Championships Debrecen". JudoInside.com. Retrieved 19 July 2021.

External links

2005 European Team Judo Championships at JudoInside.com

v t e European Judo Team Championships
Editions	Madrid 1973 London 1974 Lyon 1975 Kyiv 1976 Ludwigshafen 1977 Paris 1978 Brescia 1979 The Hague 1980 Milan 1982 Paris 1984 Brussels 1985 Novi Sad 1986 Paris 1987 Visé 1988 Vienna 1989 Dubrovnik 1990 ‘s-Hertogenbosch 1991 Leonding 1992 Frankfurt 1993 The Hague 1994 Trnava 1995 St. Petersburg 1996 Rome 1997 Villach 1998 Istanbul 1999 Aalst 2000 Madrid 2001 Maribor 2002 London/Oradea 2003 Paris 2004 Debrecen 2005 Belgrade 2006 Minsk 2007 Moscow 2008 Miskolc 2009 Vienna 2010 Istanbul 2011 Chelyabinsk 2012 Budapest 2013 Montpellier 2014 Baku 2015 Kazan 2016 Warsaw 2017
Men	1973: Soviet Union 1974: Soviet Union 1975: Soviet Union 1976: France 1977: Soviet Union 1978: France 1979: Soviet Union 1980: France 1982: France 1984: France 1985: Soviet Union 1986: France 1987: Soviet Union 1988: France 1989: Soviet Union 1990: Soviet Union 1991: Soviet Union 1992: France 1993: France 1994: Germany 1995: Germany 1996: France 1997: Netherlands 1998: Netherlands 1999: Russia 2000: France 2001: Italy 2002: Georgia 2003: Georgia 2004: France 2005: Israel 2006: Russia 2007: Georgia 2008: Russia 2009: Hungary 2010: Georgia 2011: Ukraine 2012: Georgia 2013: Georgia 2014: Georgia 2015: France 2016: Georgia 2017: Georgia
Women	11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1985: France 1986: France 1987: France 1988: Great Britain 1989: France 1990: Great Britain 1991: France 1992: France 1993: France 1994: Netherlands 1995: Great Britain 1996: France 1997: France 1998: France 1999: Belgium 2000: France 2001: Belgium 2002: France 2003: France 2004: France 2005: France 2006: Russia 2007: France 2008: France 2009: Russia 2010: Italy 2011: France 2012: Russia 2013: Netherlands 2014: France 2015: France 2016: Poland 2017: France
Mixed	2018: Germany 2019: Russia 2021: Georgia 2022: France 2023: Georgia 2024: France 2025:

European Judo Championships

Individual

Men's	Paris 1951 Paris 1952 London 1953 Brussels 1954 Paris 1955 Vienna 1956 Rotterdam 1957 Barcelona 1958 Vienna 1959 Amsterdam 1960 Milan 1961 Essen 1962 Geneva 1963 East Berlin 1964 Madrid 1965 Luxembourg 1966 Rome 1967 Lausanne 1968 Ostend 1969 East Berlin 1970 Gothenburg 1971 Voorburg 1972 Madrid 1973 London 1974 Lyon 1975 Kyiv 1976 Ludwigshafen 1977 Helsinki 1978 Brussels 1979 Vienna 1980 Debrecen 1981 Rostock 1982 Paris 1983 Liège 1984 Hamar 1985 Belgrade 1986
Women's	Munich 1976 Vienna 1976 Arlon 1977 Cologne 1978 Kerkrade 1979 Udune 1980 Madrid 1981 Oslo 1982 Genoa 1983 Pirmasens 1984 Landskrona 1985 London 1986
Combined	Paris 1987 Pamplona 1988 Helsinki 1989 Frankfurt 1990 Prague 1991 Paris 1992 Athens 1993 Gdańsk 1994 Birmingham 1995 The Hague 1996 Ostend 1997 Oviedo 1998 Bratislava 1999 Wrocław 2000 Paris 2001 Maribor 2002 Düsseldorf 2003 Bucharest 2004 Rotterdam 2005 Tampere 2006 Belgrade 2007 Lisbon 2008 Tbilisi 2009 Vienna 2010 Istanbul 2011 Chelyabinsk 2012 Budapest 2013 Montpellier 2014 Baku 2015 Kazan 2016 Warsaw 2017 Tel Aviv 2018 Minsk 2019 Prague 2020 Lisbon 2021 Sofia 2022 Montpellier 2023 Zagreb 2024 Podgorica 2025
Open weight	Budapest 2004 Moscow 2005 Novi Sad 2006 Warsaw 2007

Team

Men's	Madrid 1973 London 1974 Lyon 1975 Kyiv 1976 Ludwigshafen 1977 Paris 1978 Brescia 1979 The Hague 1980 Milan 1982 Paris 1984
Men's / Women's	Brussels 1985 Novi Sad 1986 Paris 1987 Visé 1988 Vienna 1989 Dubrovnik 1990 ‘s-Hertogenbosch 1991 Leonding 1992 Frankfurt 1993 The Hague 1994 Trnava 1995 St. Petersburg 1996 Rome 1997 Villach 1998 Istanbul 1999 Aalst 2000 Madrid 2001 Maribor 2002 London/Oradea 2003 Paris 2004 Debrecen 2005 Belgrade 2006 Minsk 2007 Moscow 2008 Miskolc 2009 M W Vienna 2010 M W Istanbul 2011 M W Chelyabinsk 2012 M W Budapest 2013 M W Montpellier 2014 M W Baku 2015 M W Kazan 2016 M W Warsaw 2017 M W
Mixed	Yekaterinburg 2018 Minsk 2019 ~~Bucharest 2020~~ Ufa 2021 Mulhouse 2022 Kraków 2023 Zagreb 2024 Podgorica 2025

European Cadet Judo Championships (U17/U18)
European Junior Judo Championships (U20/U21)
European U23 Judo Championships
IBSA European Judo Championships (Blind)
European Club Championships

v t e 2005 in Judo
World Championships
Continental Championships	Africa America Asia Europe Team Open U23 U21 U18

v t e IJF World Tour — Hungary
World Championships	Budapest 2017 Budapest 2021 Budapest 2025
European Championships	Debrecen 1981 (Men) Budapest 2004 (Open) Debrecen 2005 (team) Miskolc 2009 (team) Budapest 2013
World Masters	Budapest 2023
Grand Slam	2020 2022
Grand Prix	2014 2015 2016 2018 2019

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