Grand Prix 2011-12

Guidelines

Grand Prix Points Table 2011-12

Points are being amended so thank you for your patience.

Points are awarded as follows:

• If a player changes a weight category 50% of the point are carried forward or down
• Points are only awarded for Bands A - C 
• Weight categories are listed as per the entry forms and Grand Prix Guidelines which have been used as standard for all Grand Prix events
• If players fought in a combined weight category then points are awarded to the original weight category entered by the players.
• Players must fight in order to receive points.
• A trophy will only be awarded to the winner of each weight category

If you have any questions please email events@judoscotland.com

JudoScotland Grand Prix Events 11-12

How do I enter a Grand Prix Event?

Entries will be accepted and processed by JudoScotland. Entries will only be accepted if they are paid online or returned on official Grand Prix entry forms and are accompanied with the correct payment to the JudoScotland office. The organisers have an obligation to refuse entry to the competition to anyone who does not hold a current JudoScotland (or BJA) license.  Late entries will not be accepted and organisers reserve the right to close the entry early if the maximum number of entrants has been reached.  Organisers also reserve the right to combine weight categories. 

Will late entries be accepted?

Entries returned after the closing date can be accepted at the discretion of the organisers, however there is no obligation to do so. Please note that refunds will also be at the discretion of the event organisers.  A waiting list will be used for late entries to ensure the smooth running of the event – this does not guarantee entry into the event. 

How do I gain Grand Prix points?

Grand Prix points will be awarded to players that are placed 1^st ,2^nd ,3^rd  (x2) in their weight category. The better the placing the more points obtained by the player. The Grand Prix points will be collated by JudoScotland and placed on the website for players, parents and coaches to see.