Tournament devoted to the well-known Vainakh judoists took place in one of section of leading club of Nice of "Olympic Judo Nice" where as the trainer Timur Dzagiyev works. His pupils, generally our compatriots, but are still children from Armenia, Georgia, Dagestan. As the main organizer of tournament the vice-president of Association for sports Movladi Abdullaev acted.

Dzagiyev's 28 pupils and two judoists took part in tournament from other club - "Nice Judo", brothers Islam and Mahomed Akbulatovy. Competitions took place in very cozy situation, athletes were supported by the most faithful fans – their parents. Many fights were very persistent, interesting. Young judoists showed good equipment, carried out beautiful throws. Nobody was left indifferent by performance of 6-year-old Bers Haytayev who quite recently started being engaged in judo, but already stands on hind legs and persistence.

The Vaynakh association provided diplomas and medals to prize-winners, and also the special prizes "For the Best Equipment" and "For the Will to Win". Also, for long-term, disinterested work with children, the prize with a thankful inscription was awarded to the trainer Timur Dzagiyev.

Competitions took place in six groups into which participants were divided according to age, weight category and qualification. Winners and prize-winners of tournament became:

1st group (younger)

1 . Ahmad Tabuyev

2 . Ahmad Bolguchev

3 . Bers Haytayev

2nd group

1 . Akroman Shamilov

2 . Mahomed Osmanov

3 . Mahomed Batri

3rd group

1 . Rasoul Haytayev

2 . Aslambek Azamatov

3 . Sayfulla Idigov

4th group

1 . Tamerlan Idigov

2 . Abubakar Ismailov

3 . Eaton Makhashev

5th group

1 . Islam Akbulatov

2 . Vakh Ismailov

3 . Mahomed Aliyev

6th group (senior)

1 . Islam Azamatov

2 . Mahomed Akbulatov

3 . Baysangur Askhabov

The prize "For the Best Equipment" was awarded to Rasoul Haytayev. The prize "For the Will to Win" trainers awarded Naima Abdullaeva though this award could be given to any of participants of tournament as all of them showed persistence and sports character.