Montreal, December 1, 2019 (Sportcom) – Constantin Gabun, Kelly Taylor and Alexandre Arencibia each won a bronze medal during the last leg of the Asian tour for the Canadian team at the Hong Kong Open, which ended on Sunday.
This weekend sees the top British Pre-Cadet and Cadet judo talent battle it out to be crowned British Champion. You can follow all the weekends results live using the links below Don’t forget to follow your club results live!
Heading to the British Championships this weekend? Don’t forget these useful bits of information: 1. Follow the results live! On the morning of each event, British Judo will publish a live link which will feature live results for the Championships including draws, pools and contest wins.
With the British Championships less than one day away, we have a look at the ones to watch this weekend at the EIS, Sheffield when the best in young British judo talent compete to be crowned British Champion.
The Sussex Sports Awards is one of the most prestigious evenings in the Sussex sporting calendar and took place at the Hilton Brighton Metropole, on Friday 22 November. Westerleigh Judo Club were nominated for Club of the Year and member Isabelle Everest for Sports Personality of the Year.
The Great Judo Adaptive Judo squad continued their fine international form as they scooped a twelve medals at the Nihon Open this weekend in the Netherlands. The Dutch competition was celebrating its tenth anniversary and to mark the landmark occasion...
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The 2019 British Championships for Pre-Cadets and Cadets is taking place on Saturday 30th November and Sunday 1st December 2019 at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield. The Saturday will feature the Pre-Cadet Girls and Cadet Boys competitions...
Montreal, November 24, 2019 – Three Canadian judokas had a similar fate on Sunday at the Osaka Grand Slam, in Japan. Zachary Burt, Shady El Nahas and Kyle Reyes each won their first match before being eliminated by a Japanese opponent fighting in front of a home crowd.
Montreal, November 23, 2019 – Once again, Constantin Gabun showed a lot of character on Saturday at the Osaka Grand Slam, in Japan. The Canadian judoka barely missed the quarterfinals in the -73 kg category after being defeated after almost four minutes in overtime against a crowd’s favourite.
Montreal, November 22, 2019 – Jessica Klimkait (-57 kg) celebrated her comeback to competition by winning a bronze medal on Friday on the first day of the Osaka Grand Slam, in Japan. The Ontarian ended her day with a victory against Japanese Tsukasa Yoshida, second on the IFJ world ranking.
