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Bitó Liliána

Bitó Liliána won girls’ and boys’ gi titles at Hungary’s 2017 Grappling Championships.

Biography

Délmagyar listed Bitó Liliána among Kistelek’s young champions. She competed as a child with Kistelek’s ju-jitsu group. The paper’s April 2015 report recorded her Jász tournament wins in gi, using a jacket, and no-gi, without it. It named Sipos Dániel as the group’s coach. Its December 2015 report recorded silvers in girls’ gi at 32 kg and no-gi at 28 and 32 kg. At the 2016 British BJJ Nationals, she represented Gracie Barra and won girls’ Pee-Wee 3 light, a combined white/grey/yellow division. In March 2017, she represented 3K across girls’ and boys’ Gyermek1 children’s divisions at the Hungarian Grappling Championships. She won girls’ 36 kg in gi and no-gi, alongside boys’ 32 kg gi.

Sources for this profile

  • Délmagyar, June 2017.(opens in a new tab)

    • Délmagyar’s June 2017 report identified Bitó Liliána among Kistelek’s young champions.

      Where in the source: Younger competitors.

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  • Global Grappling, 2017.(opens in a new tab)

    • At Hungary’s March 2017 Grappling Championships, 3K’s Bitó Liliána won Gyermek1 girls’ gi and no-gi at 36 kg, and boys’ gi at 32 kg.

      Where in the source: Gyermek1: girls’ 36; boys’ 32.

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  • Délmagyar, April 2015.(opens in a new tab)

    • At the 2015 Jász tournament, Bitó Liliána won gi and no-gi for Kistelek’s club. Délmagyar named Sipos Dániel as that group’s coach.

      Where in the source: Ju-jitsu: Kistelek group.

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  • Délmagyar, December 2015.(opens in a new tab)

    • Délmagyar’s December 2015 grappling report recorded her runner-up finishes in girls’ gi 32 kg and no-gi 28 and 32 kg.

      Where in the source: Küzdősport: children’s results.

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  • IBJJF.(opens in a new tab)

    • Gracie Barra’s Liliána Bitó placed first in girls’ Pee-Wee 3 light at the 2016 British National Gi and Kids Jiu-Jitsu Championship.

      Where in the source: White/grey/yellow; light 31.80 kg.

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