Ruta Brazdzionyte

Rūta Brazdžionytė, Sensei (born 5 January 1991) is a Lithuanian professional Kyokushin karate fighter, graduate of Master’s in Rehabilitation, Doctor of Philosophy student in Biomedical Sciences, physiotherapist, and champion of the 2021 European Karate Championships. She hold 8 European gold medals, 5 European silver medals and 1 European bronze medal. Brazdžionytė competed two times in the World Open Weight Karate Championship in Tokyo (2011, 2015) where her highest place was 5th. She also competed in the Karate World Championships in Weight Categories, lightweight -55, (2013, 2017) where her highest place was also 5th. In 2020 she was presented with the 3rd Black belt (martial arts) belt and became a Sensei title owner.
== Championships and accomplishments ==
Year 	Location 	Weight 	Rank 	Match 	Opponent
European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship U-22 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship U-22 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship U-22 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship U-22 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship U-22 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship U-22
2009 	Vilnius, Lithuania 	60 	1st 	Final 	Ina Orlova (LTU)
2009 	Vilnius, Lithuania 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Raminta Pitrėnaitė (LTU)
2010 	Vilnius, Lithuania 	60 	1st 	Final 	Cecilia Wallin (Sweden)
2010 	Vilnius, Lithuania 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Korol Yaryna (Ukraine)
2011 	Wroclaw, Poland 	60 	1st 	Final 	Cecilia Wallin (Sweden)
2011 	Wroclaw, Poland 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Isa Ferrándiz
2012 	Kielce, Poland 	60 	1st 	Final 	Marta Lubos (Poland)
2012 	Kielce, Poland 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Jerenkevic Valerija (LTU)
2013 	Oradea, Romania 	60 	1st 	Final 	Anita Müller (Hungria)
2013 	Oradea, Romania 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Maitane Fernandez (Spain)
European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship 	European ShinKyokushin Karate Championship
2010 	Logrono, Spain 	55 	2nd 	Final 	Rita Pivoriūnaitė (LTU)
2010 	Logrono, Spain 	55 	 	Semifinal 	Isis Pinilla (Spain)
2011 	Vilnius, Lithuania 	55 	2nd 	Final 	Rita Pivoriūnaitė (LTU)
2011 	Vilnius, Lithuania 	55 	 	Semifinal 	Isis Pinilla (Spain)
2012 	Antwerpen, Belgium 	55 	2nd 	Final 	Diana Mačiūtė (LTU)
2012 	Antwerpen, Belgium 	55 	 	Semifinal 	Garrido Nuria (Spain)
2013 	Lucerna, Switzerland 	65 	1st 	Final 	Yanitsa Stefanova (Bullgaria)
2013 	Lucerna, Switzerland 	65 	 	Semifinal 	Anastasiia Khrustalova (Ukraine)
2015 	Warsaw, Poland 	65 	2nd 	Final 	Inga Mikštaitė (LTU)
2015 	Warsaw, Poland 	65 	 	Semifinal 	Körmöndi Lidia (Hungary)
2017 	Roskilde, Denmark 	60 	2nd 	Final 	Andrea Merca (Romania)
2017 	Roskilde, Denmark 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Marta Lubos (Poland)
2018 	Budapest, Hungary 	Open 	3rd 	Semifinal 	Ivanka Deleva (Bulgaria)
2018 	Budapest, Hungary 	Open 	 	1/4 final 	Eider Cardenosa (Spain)
2018 	Budapest, Hungary 	Open 	 	1/8 final 	Aneta Meškauskienė (LTU)
2018 	Budapest, Hungary 	Open 	 	1/16 final 	Marta Lubos (Poland)
2018 	Budapest, Hungary 	Open 	 	1/32 final 	Christine Buchhloltz (Denmark)
2020 	Antwerpen, Belgium 	60 	1st 	Final 	Valence Bickel (Nederlands)
2020 	Antwerpen, Belgium 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Anna Wiatrowska (Poland)
2020 	Antwerpen, Belgium 	60 	 	1/4 final 	Natalia Kondeusz (Poland)
2020 	Antwerpen, Belgium 	60 	 	1/8 final 	Francis Harnas (Neederlands)
2021 	Tbilisi, Georgia 	60 	1st 	Final 	Lili Mezo (Hungary)
2021 	Tbilisi, Georgia 	60 	 	Semifinal 	Mirjam Björklund (Sweden)
2021 	Tbilisi, Georgia 	60 	 	1/4 final 	Sandra Nowak (Poland)
2021 	Tbilisi, Georgia 	60 	 	1/8 final 	Jshanty Jocobs (Belgium)
World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship Open category 	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship Open category 	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship Open category 	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship Open category 	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship Open category 	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship Open category
2011 	Tokyo, Japan 	Open 	 	1/32 final 	Emi Shoguchi (Japan)
2015 	Tokyo, Japan 	Open 	5th 	1/4 final 	Juri Minimihara (Japan)
World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship in Weight category	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship in Weight category	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship in Weight category	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship in Weight category	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship in Weight category	World Shinkyokushin Karate Championship in Weight category
2013 	Vilniu, Lithuania 	55 	5th 	1/4 final 	Sayaka Kato (Japan)
2017 	Astana, Kazachtan 	60 	 	1/4 final 	Inga Mikštaitė (LTU)
2017 	Astana, Kazachtan 	60 	 	1/8 final 	Hasegawa (Japan)
Category:1991 births
Category:Lithuanian people
Category:Lithuanian martial artists