angelique seriese造句

• Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands and South Korea Lee Hyun-kyung shared the bronze.
• Angelique Seriese ( plus-158 pounds ) won a gold medal in Seoul, but it didn't count.
• Johanna Hagn of Germany, the 1993 worlds winner, beat Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands in a first-round match.
• Hagn beat the 1995 world champion Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands in a first-round match but lost to Sun in the quarterfinals.
• She lost her opening bout to gold medallist Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands, then came back and defeated Oliveira Aperecida of Brazil in the repechage.
• Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands overwhelmed Josephine Horton of Britain with her weight and height advantage and pinned her with an ippon-kuzure-shihogatame to win the open class title.
• In the women's heavyweight division, an early highlight is a first-round match between world champion Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands and 1993 world champion Johanna Hagn of Germany.
• Angelique Seriese ( 158.5 pounds / 72 kg ) of the Netherlands won a gold in Seoul, but women's judo was a demonstration sport and her win was unofficial.
• In the women's heavyweight division, a first-round match between the current world champion, Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands, and 1993 world champion Johanna Hagn of Germany is an early highlight.
• In an early upset in the women's competition, the 1993 world champion, Johanna Hagn of Germany defeated the current world champion, Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands in the first round.
• Angelique Seriese ( 158 . 5 pounds / 72 kg ) of the Netherlands won a gold in Seoul, but women's judo was a demonstration sport and her win was unofficial.
• It was good day too for the Dutch women with a 2-1 decision by the three referees giving Angelique Seriese a victory over German Johanna Hagn in the over 72 kilogram class.
• In women's action, Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands earned a 3-0 decision over China's Zhang Ying for victory in the over-72 kilogram category, and Ukraine's Tatiana Beliaeva and Japan's Yoko Tanabe shared the bronze.
• In women's action, Angelique Seriese of the Netherlands earned a 3-0 decision over China's Zhang Ying for victory in the over-72 kilogram category, and South Korea's Shon Hyun-me and Cuba's Daima Beltran both finished third.
• Despite her 1995 world championship and May 1996 European championship, she failed to qualify for the 1996 Olympic Games, losing her place to Angelique Seriese, who subsequently had to withdraw due to a knee injury.