On 29–30 March 2025, the "Dublin Open 2025" international Taekwon-Do tournament took place in Dublin, Ireland.
A highly competitive tournament featuring 1,200 athletes and 2,500 event entries. The tournament saw fierce competition, as the Irish are world leaders in Taekwon-Do, having repeatedly topped the ranking tables at World and European Championships; the Norwegian national team — the strongest senior team at the recent World and European Championships — also competed at the event.
🔹️Following the results of the first day of competition, the Ukrainian national team secured 8 medals; pre-juniors, juniors, and seniors competed on this day.
The winners were:
🥇Olha Hryhorchyn (Ivano-Frankivsk) in the "patterns" event.
🥇Tymofii Matviichuk (Ivano-Frankivsk) in junior sparring -60 kg.
Silver medallists:
🥈Andrii Tomenchuk (Ivano-Frankivsk) in pre-junior sparring -55 kg.
🥈Nazar Sorokovykh (Ivano-Frankivsk) in sparring -58 kg.
🥈Denys Oleksyn (Ivano-Frankivsk) in sparring -63 kg.
🥈Dmytro Babetskyi (Ivano-Frankivsk) in junior sparring -70 kg
Bronze medallists:
🥉Roman Hudyma (Rivne) in senior sparring +87 kg.
🥉Nazar Sorokovykh (Ivano-Frankivsk) in patterns.
🥉Olha Hryhorchyn (Ivano-Frankivsk) in pre-junior sparring -48 kg.
🔹️Following the results of the second day of competition, the Ukrainian national team secured 32 medals; children under 11 competed on the second day.
The winners were:
🥇Zlata Perevozchykova, sparring
🥇Mykyta Pukhno, patterns;
🥇Mariia Daniielian, patterns;
🥇Mykyta Pukhno, sparring;
🥇Dominika Pukhno, sparring;
🥇Anna Voitovych, patterns;
🥇Denys Soletskyi, patterns;
🥇Illia Lomaka, sparring;
🥇Lavrentii Khodivchuk, sparring;
🥇Bohdana Svintsitska, patterns;
🥇Kira Kruk, patterns;
🥇Marta Nahorniak, patterns;
🥇Solomiia Hrytskaniuk, patterns;
🥇Solomiia Hrytskaniuk, sparring;
🥇Kira Kruk, sparring;
Silver medallists:
🥈Zlata Perevozchykova, patterns
🥈Oleksandr Masych, sparring;
🥈Bohdana Svintsitska, sparring;
🥈Vladyslav Hudzyk, sparring;
🥈Oleksii Ivankiv, patterns;
🥈Mariia Daniielian, sparring;
🥈Viktor Baiev, sparring;
🥈Yurii Boiko, patterns;
🥈Matvii Herasymovych, sparring;
🥈Oleksii Ivankiv, sparring;
🥈Marta Nahorniak, sparring;
🥈Arsenii Rozhanskyi, sparring;
Bronze medallists:
🥉Lavrentii Kholivchuk, sparring;
🥉Arsenii Rozhanskyi, patterns;
🥉Vlad Hudzyk, patterns;
🥉Denys Soletskyi, sparring;
🥉Andrii Masych, sparring;
🥉Anna Voitovych, sparring;
Overall, with a tally of 🥇-17, 🥈-16, 🥉-8 medals, the Ivano-Frankivsk team took 2nd place in the overall team standings among 74 clubs 🏆.
🔹️Congratulations to the coaches and athletes on a successful performance!
Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦











