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Kana Ebinuma Joins the Line Up for The Gathering 2022
JudoScotland is delighted to announce that two-time World Team Champion, two-time All Japan Champion, three times Grand Slam Champion and IJF World…
News From the Chair
A Brief update from the Chair of some key events and recent news from July: Hi all, A slight delay in this month’s Chairman’s statement, but given…
Two Medals for Team Scotland on Day Three of The Commonwealth Games Judo
Another exciting day for Team Scotland Judo at Coventry Arena as Sarah Adlington retains her Commonwealth title winning Gold in the +78kg and Rachel…
Commonwealth Games 2022: Day 2 Round Up
Day two of Judo saw the middleweights take to the mat. With just one Team Scotland Judo athlete, 19-year-old Billy Rodman fighting in the -73kg. In…
Two Medals for Scottish Judoka on Day 1 of Birmingham 2022
Commonwealth Games 2022: Day 1 Round Up An exciting first day for Team Scotland Judo as Finlay Allan claims Silver and Malin Wilson wins Bronze.…
Judo at Birmingham 2022: What You Need To Know
Venue: Coventry Arena1st - 3rd AugustJudo is back at the Commonwealth Games! For the first time since Glasgow 2014, Judo is back in the Commonwealth…
Andrew McWatt To Represent Team Scotland Judo at Birmingham 2022
Andrew McWatt from Garioch Judo club has been selected to represent Team Scotland in the +100kg category at the upcoming Commonwealth Games,…
The Gathering Is Back with A Boom As We Celebrate Its 10 Year Anniversary!
JudoScotland is delighted that our flagship coach development event is back for its 10th Year. From its conception, the gathering has hosted some…
Team Scotland Judo Competition Kit Unveiled
The Team Scotland Competition Judo Kit was today unveiled for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. The unveiling took place as the Team prepares…
Glasgow 2014 Gold Medallist Kimberley Renicks to Join Team Scotland Ahead of Birmingham 2022
Team Scotland and JudoScotland have today announced that Glasgow 2014 Gold medallist Kimberley Renicks will join Team Scotland’s Judo team for the…
Hannah Wood to Withdraw from the Commonwealth Games
JudoScotland is disappointed to confirm that Hannah Wood (-52kg) has withdrawn from the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham later this month…
Scottish Judoka Daniel Givan Selected For Banská Bystrica 2022 European Youth Olympic Festival
Team GB will take a squad of 10 judoka to compete at the Summer European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) taking place in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia from…
2022 Commonwealth Games Judo Tickets
Join us in supporting Team Scotland at JudoScotland’s dedicated supporter zone for the 2022 Commonwealth Games! We have limited tickets available to…
The JudoScotland Grand Prix (2023 – 2025) Tender Process is Open!
Do you want to have a positive impact on the Scottish Judo events programme? We are pleased to announce the opening of the JudoScotland Grand Prix…
Three Scottish Judoka Ready for Birmingham 2022 Experience with Achieve Programme
Scottish Judoka Sunny Doig, Gregor Miller and David Scobbie will join a group of 66 up-and-coming athletes and coaches in a multi-games experience in…
News From the Chair
A Brief update from the Chair of some key events and recent news from June: Hi Judo Community, A quick update from me on events in June in the judo…
Hannah Wood Selected for World Junior Championship
Scottish Judoka Hannah Wood has been selected to represent Great Britain at the World Junior Championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador from 10 – 13 August.…
Fighting Fit Returns For Summer 2022
Fighting Fit: The Summer Edition With the summer holidays here, Fighting Fit returns! Whether you took part last time or are new to the…
Obituary: Joseph Doherty
It is with great sadness that we have recently lost a member of the Scottish Judo family. Joseph (Joe) Doherty 6th Dan, passed peacefully on the 29th…
British National Team Championships Returns This Weekend!
This weekend marks the return of the British National Team Championships, the first since Scotland hosted the event in 2019! This year's event will…
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