Patrícia Tománková mit ihrer Goldmedaille und ihrem Team nach dem U18-WM-Sieg in Lima 2024

SLOVAK JUDOKA−48 KG

PATRÍCIA
TOMÁNKOVÁ

From Pezinok
to the world stage.

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Information verified through 10 September 2026.

Before the medals.
Before the world stage.
There was judo.

PEZINOK, SLOVAKIA
A JUDO FAMILY

Growing up in a judo family in Pezinok, Patrícia learned alongside her siblings, with her father Jozef as her coach. That foundation took her from the cadet circuit to two world titles — and into a new chapter at junior and senior level.

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A career.
In motion.

CHAPTER 042025JUNIOR / SENIOR

The next challenge weighs −48 kg.

A new level.

Junior competition became the focus, alongside a senior European Championship debut against Catarina Costa. Wins in Poznań and Skopje, silver in Prague and bronze in Sarajevo marked the season — with new lessons at every level.

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Patrícia Tománková kämpft bei der Senioren-Europameisterschaft 2025 in Podgorica
Podgorica, Montenegro / 2025

Some moments
change everything.

Patrícia Tománková mit der Goldmedaille der Kadetten-Europameisterschaft 2023 in Odivelas
01 / 22 Jun 2023

First European title.

Gold in Odivelas. The opening chapter of a season that would take her to the top of three major podiums.

GOLD / −40 kgOdivelas, Portugal
Cadet European Championships
Patrícia Tománková umarmt nach ihrem EYOF-Sieg 2023 ihren Trainer und Vater Jozef Tománek
02 / 25 Jul 2023

EYOF gold.

At the European Youth Olympic Festival in Maribor, Patrícia added another title to her breakthrough summer.

GOLD / −40 kgMaribor, Slovenia
Cadet European Youth Olympic Festival
Patrícia Tománková jubelt nach dem WM-Finale 2023 in Zagreb
03 / 23 Aug 2023

On top of the world.

Zagreb delivered the first world cadet title. A defining step, with her father alongside her as coach.

GOLD / −40 kgZagreb, Croatia
Cadet World Championships
Patrícia Tománková konzentriert vor ihrem Kampf bei der Kadetten-Europameisterschaft 2024 in Sofia
04 / 27 Jun 2024

European champion. Again.

Sofia brought a second consecutive European cadet title before the season moved toward its world championship peak.

GOLD / −44 kgSofia, Bulgaria
Cadet European Championships
Patrícia Tománková im WM-Finale 2024 gegen Juliana Yamasaki in Lima
05 / 2024

Back-to-back world champion.

A second world title in Lima confirmed her place at the top of cadet judo. A move into the junior weight classes was next.

GOLD / −44 kgLima, Peru
Cadet World Championships
Patrícia Tománková bei der Junioren-Europameisterschaft 2026 in Podgorica
06 / 03 Sept 2026

A junior milestone.

Bronze at the Junior European Championships in Podgorica: a new championship medal at −48 kg.

BRONZE / −48 kgPodgorica, Montenegro
Junior European Championships

Earned on
the tatami.

Selected championship medals.
A record of defining performances.

Cadet

World Championships

Cadet

European Championships

Youth

European Youth Olympic Festival

Junior

European Championships

Every result.
Part of the story.

Verified entries, 20222026.
The archive is being expanded.

22 results · All categories · All years

Verified international competition results in chronological order. Each competition links to its source. Unknown dates or venues are explicitly indicated.
DateCompetitionLocationCategoryWeightResult
2022Exact date unverifiedEuropean Championships Exact competition date and venue pending verification.City unverifiedCountry unverifiedCadet−40 kg2ndsilver
13 May 2023Junior European Cup KaunasLithuaniaJunior−48 kg1stgold
22 Jun 2023European Championships OdivelasPortugalCadet−40 kg1stgold
25 Jul 2023European Youth Olympic Festival MariborSloveniaCadet−40 kg1stgold
23 Aug 2023World Championships ZagrebCroatiaCadet−40 kg1stgold
2024Exact date unverifiedCadet European Cup ŠamorínSlovakiaCadet−44 kg1stgold
06 Apr 2024Cadet European Cup TepliceCzechiaCadet−44 kg1stgold
27 Jun 2024European Championships SofiaBulgariaCadet−44 kg1stgold
2024Exact date unverifiedWorld Championships August 2024; exact competition day to be verified against event results.LimaPeruCadet−44 kg1stgold
08 Feb 2025Junior European Cup SarajevoBosnia and HerzegovinaJunior−48 kg3rdbronze
05 Apr 2025Junior European Cup PoznańPolandJunior−48 kg1stgold
23 Apr 2025European Championships Participation; lost to Catarina Costa. No numeric placing reported here.PodgoricaMontenegroSenior−48 kgParticipation
31 May 2025Junior European Cup GrazAustriaJunior−48 kg7th
05 Jul 2025Junior European Cup PragueCzechiaJunior−48 kg2ndsilver
02 Aug 2025Junior European Cup SkopjeNorth MacedoniaJunior−48 kg1stgold
04 Sept 2025European Championships BratislavaSlovakiaJunior−48 kgParticipation
06 Mar 2026Grand Prix Upper Austria City unverifiedAustriaSenior−48 kgParticipation
28 Mar 2026Junior European Cup PoznańPolandJunior−48 kg1stgold
01 May 2026Dushanbe Grand Slam DushanbeTajikistanSenior−48 kgParticipation
08 May 2026Qazaqstan Barysy Grand Slam City unverifiedKazakhstanSenior−48 kgParticipation
20 Jun 2026Junior European Cup BerlinGermanyJunior−48 kg1stgold
03 Sept 2026European Championships PodgoricaMontenegroJunior−48 kg3rdbronze

Selected verified international results, not a complete lifetime record. Participation means no numeric placing is given in this archive. Last checked 10 September 2026.

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Career statistics

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FOOTAGE TO COME

The first world title

Zagreb / 2023
FOOTAGE TO COME

Back to back

Lima / 2024
FOOTAGE TO COME

A new chapter

Podgorica / 2026

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THE STORY
CONTINUES.

From cadet world titles to the demands of junior and senior competition. Patrícia's latest recorded championship medal is junior European bronze in Podgorica, won on 3 September 2026.

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