Bartolome, 15 other youngsters go on medals galore in Nagoya

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BRIELLE BARTOLOME clinched two gold medals to lead 15 other young practitioners who clinched medals in the recent Sports Jiu-jitsu International Federation World Championship in Nagoya, Japan.

Marcus Dela Cruz, meanwhile, won all his fights via submission—including China’s Ma Haisen in the final—to top the youth light featherweight no gi class, while Cesca Lepiten also overwhelmed her opponents in winning the youth gi featherweight crown.

Competing out of Mandaluyong City, Bartolome beat by a first-round armbar submission Peng Nian of China to win the no gi gold medal and later defeated Nishimoto Wakana of Japan by points in the gi rooster-weight division final.