Kata, Sydney International 2017
Congratulations all those who competed at this event. Please find the results for the Kata attached katasydint.pdf
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Sydney International 2017
Congratulations to everyone who competed in this great event. You can find the results attached in a PDF. [image: Inline images 1] Nic Lowe President sydintresults2017.pdf
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JudoNSW: Our new website!
Folks We’ve launched our “beta” website (i.e. test, but live) today, and hopefully you’ve had a chance to have a poke around. Feel free to encourage/yell at us from the
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JFA Grading Policy 2017
https://assets.sportstg.com/assets/console/document/documents/BBA6FBD7-5056-BD36-A33F7B1F32E5DB9D.pdf
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2015 AWARDS
SUE WILLIAMS AWARD JOSH KATZ (BUDOKAN) NSW SPORTS FEDERATION AWARDS NOMINEE – YOUNG ATHLETE OF THE YEAR – JOSH KATZ NOMINEE – OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR – LUBO PETR NOMINEE –
2016 Awards
SUE WILLIAMS AWARD TINKA EASTON (ILLAWARRA INTERNATIONAL) INDIVIDUAL ATHLETE AWARDS SENIOR WOMEN: TINKA EASTON (ILLAWARRA INTERNATIONAL) SENIOR MEN: ANTHONY KOUROS (ILLAWARRA INTERNATIONAL) JUNIOR WOMEN: TINKA EASTON (ILLAWARRA INTERNATIONAL) JUNIOR MEN: ANTHONY KOUROS (ILLAWARRA INTERNATIONAL)
JudoNSW Medal of Distinction
DENIS BOYD – 2010 KATHY MEYER – 2016 LISA LEE – 2016
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Judo NSW Life Members
JIM ROBINSON (DEC) – 1970 JOHN PETERS – 1970 SUE WILLIAMS – 1989 JULIE REARDON – 1989 BRUCE FAGAN – 1990 JACK HALBER (DEC) FREDERICK (RIC) RYDER (DEC) MARGUERITE WILSON
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Brother and sister Bernhard and Bianca Tandean to compete at 2017 Sydney International judo competition
Rydalmere siblings Bernhard and Bianca Tandean tread a fine line in their sibling bond. The pair are 2017 national champions in the kata discipline of judo with Bernhard, 14, throwing
UNSW judo club coach Kylie Koening selected as Australian Commonwealth Games coach.
UNSW Judo Club coach Kylie Koenig would love to be competing for Australia, but the next best thing is being a coach of the Australian team. The former Australian women’s
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