2018 World Karate Championships – Women's team kumite

Women's team kumite
at the 2018 World Karate Championships
Women's team kumite ; at the 2018 World Karate Championships
Location	Madrid, Spain
Dates	8-11 November
Medalists
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Last updated August 01, 2022

The first round of the Women's team kumite competition at the 2018 World Karate Championships was held on 8 November 2018, the preliminaries and repechages on 9 November and the finals on 11 November 2018.^[1]

Results

Finals

Semi-finals		Final



Japan	2

Spain	0
		Japan	0

		France	2
Egypt	1

France	2

Repechage

Repechage round 1		Repechage round 2		Repechage round 3		Bronze medals

		Switzerland	2	Switzerland	2	Switzerland	0
		Croatia	0	Dominican Republic	0	Egypt	2

Turkey	2	Turkey	0	Iran	2	Iran	0
Tunisia	0	Iran	1	Kosovo	0	Spain	2

Pool A

First round		Second round		Third round		Quarterfinals



Turkey	1

Japan	2
		Japan	2

		Tunisia	0
Bosnia and Herzegovina	0

Tunisia	2
				Japan	2

				Iran	1
Bulgaria	1

Netherlands	2
		Netherlands	0

		Iran	1
Iran	2

Senegal	0
						Japan	2

						Kosovo	0
Kosovo	2

Guatemala	0
		Kosovo	2

		Chinese Taipei	1
Costa Rica	0

Chinese Taipei	0*
				Kosovo	2

				United States	0
England	2

Azerbaijan	0
		England	1

		United States	2

Pool B

First round		Second round		Third round		Quarterfinals



Australia	1

Denmark	2
		Denmark	0

		Canada	2
Belarus	0

Canada	2
				Canada	0

				Austria	2
Latvia	0

Austria	2
		Austria	2

		New Zealand	0
New Zealand	2

Portugal	1
						Austria	1

						Spain	2
Sweden	2

Jordan	0
		Sweden	0

		Italy	2
Ireland	0

Italy	2
				Italy	1

				Spain	2
Slovakia	0

Mexico	2
		Mexico

		Spain	2

Pool C

First round		Second round		Third round		Quarterfinals



Brazil	0

Serbia	2
		Serbia	2

		Germany	0
Germany	1*

Finland	1
				Serbia	0

				Russia	2
Macedonia	0

South Africa	2
		South Africa	0

		Russia	2
Algeria	0

Russia	2
						Russia	0

						Egypt	2
Peru	1

Montenegro	2
		Montenegro	0

		China	2
Venezuela	0

China	2
				China	1

				Egypt	1*
India	1

Kazakhstan	2
		Kazakhstan	0

		Egypt	1

Pool D

First round		Second round		Third round		Quarterfinals



Dominican Republic	2

Colombia	0
		Dominican Republic	2

		Norway	1
Norway	2

Belgium	0
				Dominican Republic	2

				Czech Republic	1
Slovenia	0

Poland	2
		Poland	1

		Czech Republic	2



						Dominican Republic	0

						France	3
Israel	2

Romania	1
		Israel	1

		Croatia	2
Croatia	4

Hong Kong	2
				Croatia	0

				France	0*
Switzerland	2

Ukraine	0
		Switzerland	0

		France	2

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References

↑ "Schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-12-02. Retrieved 2018-11-08.

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2018 World Karate Championships

	Men	Women
	Kata	Kata
	60 kg	50 kg
	67 kg	55 kg
	75 kg	61 kg
	84 kg	68 kg
	+84 kg	+68 kg
	Team kata	Team kata
	Team kumite	Team kumite
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