The Saturday event brought together 725 judokas from 20 delegations, with France, Great Britain and the United States also represented. Aragón topped the medal table with 6 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze medals, ahead of Galicia (5 gold) and the Basque Country (3). David Burguillo won his -60 kg group and then the super-final against Valencia's Marcos Agulló. Jaime Pertusa (+90 kg), Daniela Cortés (-40 kg), Martina González (-70 kg) and Elena Maza (-48 kg) were also champions. Maza had already won the Las Palmas Junior Super Cup two weeks earlier, in an older age category.
The -70 kg final was an all-Aragón affair: Martina González defeated María Clager, who took silver. Diego Larrey (-90 kg) and Anna Sánchez (+70 kg) also finished as runners-up. The bronze medals went to Fabián Campoy and Daniel Gil (-50 kg), Nicolás Sánchez-Rubio (-66 kg) and Laina Sanfélix (-52 kg). Seven other Aragón judokas finished among the top eight in their categories.
DOMINANCE IN THE CHILDREN'S CATEGORY
Aragón once again led the standings with 8 gold, 7 silver and 7 bronze medals, ahead of Madrid and Catalonia, both with 7 golds. In the elite category, Marina Fluerica won her -44 kg group and the super-final against Galicia's Elena Lestón, Jimena Jovellar was the -63 kg champion, and Cristian Arrazola won his -50 kg group and took silver. In the development category, Alberto Bercero and Alejo Bernués (-38 kg), Pablo Marquina (-46 kg) and Daniela Franco (-48 kg) were crowned champions.
The children's silver medals went to África Camejo (-40 kg elite), Martín Lleida (-38 kg), Pablo Barrena (-50 kg), Martín García (-55 kg), Daury Rudecindo (-60 kg) and Ainara Abizanda (-40 kg). Sergio Tafalla (-42 kg), Daniel Martín (-46 kg), Mario Campodarve (-50 kg), Oliver Aldazábal (-60 kg), Olivia Urbano (-57 kg), Martín Naharro (-38 kg) and Pablo Casales (-55 kg) claimed bronze.
