Kosovo has accumulated a total of six medals at the “Tarascon 2026” Mediterranean Games, with the sport of judo proving to be the most significant contributor to the nation’s international success at the event. On Saturday, the second day of the judo competitions, two notable achievements were recorded. Laura Fazliu secured a silver medal in the up to 63-kilogram category, while Shpati Zekaj added to the tally with a bronze medal in the up to 100-kilogram division.
These latest acquisitions bring the total count to six medals for Kosovo. A significant portion of this success is attributed to the judo discipline, as five of the six medals have been secured by athletes coached by Master Driton Kuka. The overall medal haul also includes one gold medal, which was won by Donjeta Sadiku in the boxing category, highlighting the breadth of sporting talent within the country.
The cumulative performance demonstrates a strong showing across multiple disciplines. The count of six medals solidifies judo’s prominence in the national athletic performance at the Games. The consistent medal haul underscores the focused training and competitive depth displayed by the athletes representing Kosovo on the international stage.
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