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Mixed team
at the 2018 Asian Games
VenueJakarta Convention Center
Date1 September 2018
Competitors109 from 10 nations
Medalists
gold medal  Japan
Masashi Ebinuma, Shohei Ono, Mashu Baker, Yusuke Kobayashi, Kokoro Kageura, Takeshi Ojitani, Haruka Funakubo, Momo Tamaoki, Saki Niizoe, Shiho Tanaka, Akira Sone, Sara Yamamoto
silver medal  Kazakhstan
Zhansay Smagulov, Yeldos Zhumakanov, Islam Bozbayev, Didar Khamza, Yerassyl Kazhybayev, Sanzhar Zhabborov, Kamshat Karassaikyzy, Sevara Nishanbayeva, Zere Bektaskyzy, Iolanta Berdybekova, Gulzhan Issanova, Zarina Raifova
bronze medal  South Korea
Ahn Joon-sung, An Chang-rim, Gwak Dong-han, Lee Jae-yong, Cho Gu-ham, Kim Sung-min, Kim Jan-di, Kwon You-jeong, Jeong Hye-jin, Kim Seong-yeon, Han Mi-jin, Kim Min-jeong
bronze medal  China
Bayan Delihei, Qing Daga, Bu Hebilige, Xie Yadong, Qiu Shangao, Shen Zhuhong, Feng Xuemei, Zhang Wen, Liu Hongyan, Zhu Ya, Jiang Yanan, Wang Yan
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Judo at the
2018 Asian Games
MenWomen
60 kg48 kg
66 kg52 kg
73 kg57 kg
81 kg63 kg
90 kg70 kg
100 kg78 kg
+100 kg+78 kg
mixed team
Main article: Judo at the 2018 Asian Games

The mixed team competition at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta was held on 1 September at the Jakarta Convention Center Assembly Hall.[1]

Schedule

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All times are Western Indonesia Time (UTC+07:00)

Date Time Event
Friday, 1 Saturday 2018 09:00 Elimination round of 16
09:00 Quarterfinals
09:00 Repechage
09:00 Semifinals
16:00 Finals

Results

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Bracket

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Main

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Elimination round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Gold medal contest
 Chinese Taipei 1
 South Korea 4  South Korea 3
 Japan 3
 Japan 4
 China 0
 Mongolia 2
 China 4
 Japan 4
 Kazakhstan 0
 Uzbekistan 4
 Indonesia 0
 Uzbekistan 3
 Kazakhstan 4
 Kazakhstan 4
 India 4  India 0
 Nepal 1

Repechage

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RepechageBronze medal contests
 South Korea  South Korea4
Bye  Uzbekistan0
 Indonesia0 India0
 India4 China4

Elimination round of 16

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Chinese Taipei  1–4  South Korea
Lien Chen-ling 10–00 Kim Jan-di Women's 57 kg
Huang Sheng-ting 00–10 Ahn Joon-sung Men's 73 kg
Huang Yi-ting 00–10 Jeong Hye-jin Women's 70 kg
Shen Chao-en 00–10 Lee Jae-yong Men's 90 kg
Tsai Jia-wen 00–10 Han Mi-jin Women's +70 kg
India  4–1  Nepal
Kalpana Devi Thoudam 11–00 Devika Khadka Women's 57 kg
Vijay Kumar Yadav 10–00 Indra Bahadur Shresta Men's 73 kg
Garima Chaudhary 00–10 Manita Shrestha Pradhan Women's 70 kg
Harshdeep Singh Brar 10–00 Shree Ram Makaju Men's 90 kg
Rajwinder Kaur 10–00 Punam Shrestha Women's +70 kg

Quarterfinals

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South Korea  321–330  Japan
Kwon You-jeong 00–10 Momo Tamaoki Women's 57 kg
An Chang-rim 10–00 Masashi Ebinuma Men's 73 kg
Jeong Hye-jin 00–10 Saki Niizoe Women's 70 kg
Gwak Dong-han 01–00 Yusuke Kobayashi Men's 90 kg
Kim Min-jeong 10–00 Sara Yamamoto Women's +70 kg
Kim Sung-min 00–10 Kokoro Kageura Men's +90 kg
Mongolia  2–4  China
Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa 00–01 Zhang Wen Women's 57 kg
Tsend-Ochiryn Tsogtbaatar 10–00 Qing Daga Men's 73 kg
Tsend-Ayuushiin Naranjargal 10–00 Liu Hongyan Women's 70 kg
Erdenekhüügiin Mönkhjargal 00–10 Bu Hebilige Men's 90 kg
Battulgyn Mönkhtuyaa 00–10 Jiang Yanan Women's +70 kg
Ölziibayaryn Düürenbayar 00–11 Shen Zhuhong Men's +90 kg
Uzbekistan  4–0  Indonesia
Amangul Allanazarova 01–00 Amanah Nur Istiqomah Women's 57 kg
Shakhram Akhadov 11–00 Budi Prasetiyo Men's 73 kg
Gulnoza Matniyazova 10–00 Ardelia Yuli Fradivtha Women's 70 kg
Shakhzodbek Sabirov 11–00 Horas Manurung Men's 90 kg
Kazakhstan  4–0  India
Sevara Nishanbayeva 10–00 Kalpana Devi Thoudam Women's 57 kg
Zhansay Smagulov 10–00 Vijay Kumar Yadav Men's 73 kg
Zere Bektaskyzy 10–00 Garima Chaudhary Women's 70 kg
Islam Bozbayev 10–00 Harshdeep Singh Brar Men's 90 kg

Repechage

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Indonesia  0–4  India
Amanah Nur Istiqomah 00–10 Kalpana Devi Thoudam Women's 57 kg
Aditya Wahyudi 00–10 Vijay Kumar Yadav Men's 73 kg
Ardelia Yuli Fradivtha 00–10 Garima Chaudhary Women's 70 kg
Gerard Christopher George 00–11 Harshdeep Singh Brar Men's 90 kg

Semifinals

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Japan  4–0  China
Haruka Funakubo 10–00 Zhang Wen Women's 57 kg
Masashi Ebinuma 11–00 Bayan Delihei Men's 73 kg
Shiho Tanaka 10–00 Liu Hongyan Women's 70 kg
Yusuke Kobayashi 10–00 Bu Hebilige Men's 90 kg
Uzbekistan  3–4  Kazakhstan
Amangul Allanazarova 00–01 Sevara Nishanbayeva Women's 57 kg
Giyosjon Boboev 01–00 Zhansay Smagulov Men's 73 kg
Gulnoza Matniyazova 10–00 Zere Bektaskyzy Women's 70 kg
Shakhzodbek Sabirov 00–10 Islam Bozbayev Men's 90 kg
Rinata Ilmatova 00–10 Gulzhan Issanova Women's +70 kg
Bekmurod Oltiboev 10–00 Yerassyl Kazhybayev Men's +90 kg
Amangul Allanazarova 00–10 Sevara Nishanbayeva Women's 57 kg

Bronze medal contests

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South Korea  4–0  Uzbekistan
Kwon You-jeong 10–00 Gulnoza Ziyaeva Women's 57 kg
An Chang-rim 01–00 Giyosjon Boboev Men's 73 kg
Kim Seong-yeon 01–00 Gulnoza Matniyazova Women's 70 kg
Gwak Dong-han 10–00 Shakhzodbek Sabirov Men's 90 kg
India  0–4  China
Kalpana Devi Thoudam 00–01 Zhang Wen Women's 57 kg
Vijay Kumar Yadav 00–10 Qing Daga Men's 73 kg
Garima Chaudhary 00–10 Liu Hongyan Women's 70 kg
Harshdeep Singh Brar 00–10 Bu Hebilige Men's 90 kg

Gold medal contest

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Japan  4–0  Kazakhstan
Haruka Funakubo 10–00 Sevara Nishanbayeva Women's 57 kg
Masashi Ebinuma 01–00 Zhansay Smagulov Men's 73 kg
Shiho Tanaka 10–00 Zere Bektaskyzy Women's 70 kg
Yusuke Kobayashi 01–00 Islam Bozbayev Men's 90 kg

Non-participating athletes

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References

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  1. ^ "Judo Sports Technical Handbook" (PDF). asiangames2018.id. 15 February 2018. Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 August 2018. Retrieved 17 July 2018.
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