2026 Clyde (Grand Prix)
May 3
Hosted by clubs, but open to all judoka, the JudoScotland Grand Prix series plays a vital role in a young Judoka’s development. It introduces critical elements to a judoka’s progress such as coping with competition, sportsmanship, dealing with pressure and the use of tactics, key skills not just for sport but for life.
Date: Sunday 3rd May 2026
Venue: Lagoon Leisure Centre 11 Christie Street, Paisley, PA1 1NB,
Competitor Information
Sunday weigh in
| AA Band Male and Female | Year born: 2016/2017/2018 | 8.15-9.15 am |
| A Band Male and Female | Year born:
2014/2015 |
8.15-9.15 am |
| B Band Male and Female | Year born: 2012/2013 | 11-11.30 am |
| C Band Male and Female | Year born: 2009/2010/2011 | 12.30-1.00 pm |
| All Seniors. | 2.00-2.30 pm |
A timeline is more appropriate than a time graph because there are too many changes on the day of even, such as. variations in weights make a time graph unreliable, matches do not always run to a consistent time, which further reduces its accuracy
Running order of the day
10.00 competition start time
AA & A Band
B Band
C Band
Seniors
Please note that there remains the possibility that actual group sizes may differ on the day, through circumstances out with the Tournament Organisers control (non-appearance, change of weight category etc.).
Additional Information/Things to remember:
- A valid Judo Licence is necessary to attend this event.
- Please remember to bring your Judo Licence or be able to show that your licence is in date.
- The is a small café onsite.
- Car parking is available, with additional parking at Renfrewshire House, Cotton St, Paisley, PA1 1BU,
- Paisley Gilmour Street train Station is also only a 9-minute walk to the Lagoon.
- Please car share where possible as spaces do tend to fill up fast.
- Entry list can be found on JudoScotland website on Monday 27th April 2026.
For any amendments or enquiries, please contact the event organiser, susanwright43@yahoo.co.uk .
The Grand Prix series is intended to provide judoka with an appropriate level of competition. This event is suitable for those who are at the progression (minors and pre-cadets) and developing athletes (cadets & seniors) within the JudoScotland Player Development Framework. Please speak to your club coach before entering to ensure this event is suitable for you.