Judo Manitoba has announced two upcoming tournaments for 2022:
April 2, 2022: Portage Open
The 2022 Portage Judo Tournament Technical Package is now available.
October 15–16, 2022: Manitoba Open
by Patrick
Judo Manitoba has announced two upcoming tournaments for 2022:
April 2, 2022: Portage Open
The 2022 Portage Judo Tournament Technical Package is now available.
October 15–16, 2022: Manitoba Open
by Patrick
Athletes, coaches, referees, and anyone else who might be interested: Please check out the new IJF video about the new rules for the 2022–2024 Olympic cycle.
by Patrick
If you started your judo career in Manitoba, chances are that, at some point during a tournament, you heard the call: “Alice! Alice!”
Alice Dennis would be there, checking on athletes that might have got injured. Her skills to apply sports tape were hard to match.
Alice was part of the judo family for over 35 years. At tournaments or training sessions, she would greet you with a warm hug and her unique smile.
Alice left us on December 14, 2021. But she will continue to be with us through our memories.
Thank you Alice for all the years of caring and support!
by Patrick
A story from Sport Manitoba on the #NoRefNoGame campaign
by Patrick
Thank you to all who contributed to our Christmas Raffle.
This was our first raffle in almost two years, and funds raised will be used to continue supporting our programs.
To our ticket sellers and clubs: thank you for your efforts!
To those who purchased tickets: thank you for your contribution!
If your name is below, Judo Manitoba will be contacting you to arrange delivery of your prize.
1st – $600.00 – Stynworth Sam
2nd – $400.00 – Frank Reyes
3rd – $200.00 – Chris Blaikie
4th – $100.00 – Jason Manning
5th – Judo Manitoba T-shirt 5 winners
Wishing you all a happy holiday season.
Milton Good
President, Judo Manitoba
by Patrick
The Black Belt Grading was held this week at the U of M Dojo. All members of the Grading Committee were present and eighteen candidates were tested on all the basics and on the Katas appropriate to their levels. I am happy to report that everyone tested passed and we now have 11 new shodans, 5 new nidans and two new sandans. It was the largest group to be graded in my memory and they, and their Senseis, all deserve a hearty round of congratulations.
—Henry Fast, for the Grading Committee (Moe Oye, Mark Berger, Gary Sova, Milton Good and Brian Jones)