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Jesus Ramal and Suvi Mikkonen will organize an international camp in Madrid on December 26-30, 2013. At least 2 athletes from our club will go to the camp. You go too. More information from Sampo.

Here is Suvi's message to Finnish taekwondo players:

"Finns! 26-30 December will be held in Madrid 2 winter camp! Last year the camp was amazing and this year many teams have already registered, for example: Mexico, Portugal, Scotland, Germany... And many others are interested. It is possible to get home accommodation with a family from our company, but there is not enough for everyone, so if you are interested, contact us and reserve your place!! Of course, you can also stay in a hotel. There is no information about the prices of the camp yet, but it is not expensive. Last year there were 3 Finns, I hope there will be more this year! There are 2 training sessions in 2 groups: children and cadets are 1 group and junior and senior are the other group. And the race on the last day. Are you going to miss it?”

- Suvi Mikkonen

Teemu Heino, men +87 kg

Teemu Heino – Oleg Kuznetsov (RUS) 2-5

The match was decided by the Russian's main hit point, from which the Finns picked up the Video Replay card in vain, the video referee saw the hit. After the match, Kuznetsov came to tell Teemu that he didn't think he hit, and therefore didn't earn any points either.

Kuznetsov is the reigning winner of the Spanish Open.

Oleg Kuznetsov in Taekwondodata>>

Saturday's results>>

Sophia Vassilaki, cadet girls – 44 kilos

Sophia Vassilaki – Marta Oliver Hernandez (ESP) XX-XX, defeat for Sophia

The Spaniard got one armor hit and one questionable head hit more.

Hernandez is 3rd in the Cadet EC and last year's silver medalist at the Spanish Open.

Hernandez in Taekwondodata>>

Other Finns

Eevi Huuskonen from the Espoo Hwarang Team lost to Paula Cerro Alvarado (ESP) in the cadet girls under 41 kg category. Roosa Torttila from Riihimäki Taekwondo won the opening round of Uliana Chernova from Russia in the girls under 59 kg category. In the second round, Sweden's Emelie Lundberg fell and at the same time secured at least a bronze medal. In the semi-final, Norway's Frida Thorsoe was better and Roosa got the bronze medal.

All the Finns mentioned above are coached by our own sons Teemu Heino and Juho Ranta.

In addition, Raisi's Iida Tammila competed in the cadet girls' -29 kg category, where she lost her first match to the Spanish representative.

Charts and results: www.tpss.nl