
Great Britain topped the final medal table with eight gold, five silver and three bronze medals, underlining both the depth and the consistency of its adapted judo programme. Israel finished second with two gold, one silver and one bronze, while Australia also secured two gold medals to take third place.
Hungary and Romania each claimed a gold medal, while the Netherlands, Belgium and France each collected two silver medals. Switzerland celebrated three bronze medals on home soil with Germany, Brazil and Spain also reaching the podium. Beyond the rankings, the event offered athletes the opportunity to compete, perform and share the values that make judo a sport for all.



