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2012 British School s Championships

Time Posted on Mar 14 | author Posted by admin | comments 0 comments

Off to Sheffield B.S.J.C went,
For the 2012 British Schools Event
Full of hopes anxiety and fear,
That was the parents, they needed a Beer!

Saturday morning, Ben Attwood’s up first,
Full of adrenalin, and ready to burst.
Getting the first of our medals today,
Yes it was gold, hip hip hooray.

But Ben wasn’t happy with the way that he fought,
Not using all, the techniques he was taught.
Wanting to do Judo the best that he can,
He may only be 16 but he thinks like a man!

Then to Adam Bourne who competes with such flair,
Looking so cool, but fighters beware.
Went on to the mat, knowing what he could do,
Well done Adam, a bronze medal for you!

Then all eyes, were on Bethan Grace,
Who managed to fight with such pain on her face.
She got a bronze medal and we were so pleased,
But she wanted a gold so was really peeved!

Marc used his arms for his Judo all day,
Not wanting his body to get in the way.
He tried so hard, that much was clear,
5th place for you and a great big cheer!

Then out came Joe, he was ready to fight,
Feeling the nerves, would he do all right?
Winning his fights, his confidence grew,
Taking home silver, well done to you!

Liss missed her weight by the teeniest fraction,
But this didn’t stop her going into action.
The lightest in her group, but we could not tell,
Getting the silver, didn’t she do well!

Tasha Okoye, wow what a fighter,
The tougher they are, the more they delight her.
A broken ankle in November, didn’t get in her way,
As she earned her gold, what a fantastic day!

One weight category’s wasn’t enough for our Meggy Moo,
Fighting and beating the next weight up too.
You couldn’t get gold for the higher weight band,
But you did get your silver, will I ever understand?

Isaac oh Isaac it will soon be YOUR DAY,
If only that foot of yours, would go the right way.
You tried so hard, you’re such a lovable lad,
May be it’s because so are slightly mad!

Eli/ “Captain Chaos” – yes that’s you,
Causing confusion in all that you do.
You were fighting so hard and you gave it your best,
Getting 5th place and a well deserved rest!

Ben Emmanuel did his first big competition,
Fighting like he was on a real mission.
He did all he could, but no medal today,
You should still be proud, you did well anyway.

Scott was fighting like he wanted to win,
Finding determination from deep within.
But unfortunately today it was not to be,
Maybe next time? We’ll wait and see.

Well Ellie Young, you have come so far,
Proving you’re a real super star.
A true professional, never the same throw,
A well earned gold Ellie, Way to Go!

The achievements were amazing, I’m sure you’ll agree,
Making us proud to be B. S. J. C.
But we all know, who the stars really are,
That’s our fantastic coaches, you know who you are!

You turn up each session. You never complain,
When the kids frustrate you, and drive you insane.
You help them to be the best they can be,
With encouragement and support like a real family.

And finally the supporters, well what can I say?
You cheer and you whoop, throughout the whole day.
Not just your own kids, but the whole of the club.
It doesn’t even stop when you’re eating your grub!

Well done to everyone, your hard work shone through,
Who will medal next, will it be you?
Train with the best and never give up.
For our next competition I wish you GOOD LUCK!

By Tanya

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Commonwealth Judo championship medallists

Time Posted on Jan 25 | author Posted by admin | comments 2 comments

What an eventful day it was!

We had two of our players qualify for the championship fight off: Steph Walker aka (Pit Bull) and Lele Nairne aka (Lele Nairne)! They were taken up to Cardiff the night before and given to the BJA squad team for safe keeping.

Commenwealth-awardsx-640Due to the size of the pools the girls got just two fights each which was a little disappointing.

The venue was a theatre and VERY GRAND. The girls started fighting around lunch time and luckily were fighting on mat 1 at the front of the stage. Steph fought first and annihilated her opposition with two EXCEPTIONALLY well executed Wasari’s.

Lele was next and she took out a very formidable looking opponent with a big ‘Ippon Seoinage’ in just 10 seconds.

The finals were a circus and really exciting especially the way the players entered the stage. Steph lost to the British champion by a whisker and a very small ‘Yuko’ but we are certain that this is the last time this girl is going to beat her.

Lele’s opponent ‘Zoe Hebbden’ a difficult play at the best of times went into TOP GEAR in the final and made Lele sweat, although Lele dominated and was never in and real danger. She got three scores against her opponent before finally nailing her for the gold and title of Commonwealth Champion.

Both girls said; “we couldn’t have done it without the support of Pete and Nick, parents and the rest of the club members”!

 

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Commonwealth Judo championship medallists

Time Posted on Jan 25

What an eventful day it was!

We had two of our players qualify for the championship fight off: Steph Walker aka (Pit Bull) and Lele Nairne aka (Lele Nairne)! They were taken up to Cardiff the night before and given to the BJA squad team for safe keeping.

Commenwealth-awardsx-640Due to the size of the pools the girls got just two fights each which was a little disappointing.

The venue was a theatre and VERY GRAND. The girls started fighting around lunch time and luckily were fighting on mat 1 at the front of the stage. Steph fought first and annihilated her opposition with two EXCEPTIONALLY well executed Wasari’s.

Lele was next and she took out a very formidable looking opponent with a big ‘Ippon Seoinage’ in just 10 seconds.

The finals were a circus and really exciting especially the way the players entered the stage. Steph lost to the British champion by a whisker and a very small ‘Yuko’ but we are certain that this is the last time this girl is going to beat her.

Lele’s opponent ‘Zoe Hebbden’ a difficult play at the best of times went into TOP GEAR in the final and made Lele sweat, although Lele dominated and was never in and real danger. She got three scores against her opponent before finally nailing her for the gold and title of Commonwealth Champion.

Both girls said; “we couldn’t have done it without the support of Pete and Nick, parents and the rest of the club members”!

 

4 Players go to the commonwealth trials!

Time Posted on Dec 9

The autumn judo season just doesn't seem to want to end this year! However, this weekend will be the final event of the year as four Bradley Stoke warriors have traveled up to Thretford in Norfolk. Competing tomorrow will be James Hayes, Seff Walker and Lele Nairne, and then on Sunday they will all be cheering for big BLACK BELT Ben Attwood. They have been driven up and chaperoned by club coaches Nick Brace and Roy Walker so wish them all the very best and know we are being well represented.
 

…the successful finalists will be fighting it out in Cardiff from the 23rd to the 25th of January with the top players from the commonwealth!

A Silver for Ethan!

Time Posted on Feb 12

Ethan Nairne competing at Patchway!
We only had one player out this weekend who was Ethan Nairne who entered a contest at the Patchway club.He had been dying to try out all of the new techniques he has been assimilating just recently and did us proud as you can see from his short video.

Fight 1: He impressively won this with a sweep in just 4 seconds.

Fight 2: This was a bit more difficult and he got a yuko against him before getting the ippon.

Fight 3: He got a bit of a player in this one and had to work hard before reversing the throw for ippon.

Fight 4: The boy he fought in this fought is 12 next week and Ethan got an early Wazari against him and then made the mistake of throwing himself and the boy dropped on him for a hold down ippon.

By the way you may have noticed another BSJC player in the video who was British Champion  Miles Nelson who was the ref in Ethan’s last two fights!

Excellent Ethan!

B.S.J.C’s 3 weeks of Judo in Jan 2012

Time Posted on Feb 2

  • Jan 14th & 15th - 6 players in the Dutch Open 1 bronze 1 5th place
  • B.S.J.C - Players in the Gloucestershire Teams 2 Golds 1 Silver 2 Bronze 25 B.S.J.C players took part.
  • Jan 21st - Atts took on the juniors at the British open.
  • Jan 24th - Commonwealth Judo Champs 1 Gold 1 Silver
  • Jan 28th - Eurometropole Masters 1 Gold ,1 Bronze 2 5th places
  • Jan 28th/29th -Midland open  Gold 2 ,Silver 2,Bronze 3 ,5th places 2
  • Jan 29th -North West Open Bronze 1.

What a January no wonder I'm feel so tired well done everyone.

What’s on this February!

  • Feb 11th for juniors - training at the welsh judo academy .
  • Feb 13th – 15th – ETD squad training Sheffield
  • Feb 19th – North West Trials
  • Feb 25th for juniors and seniors  training at the welsh judo academy
Midland Area Under 20’s – January 28th & 29th

Time Posted on Feb 1

We took 12 players to this highly competitive 3-Star event (6 on each day). The competition was attended by over 1000 players from every corner of the country. Naturally, we were well supported by the BSJC “choir” of parents and family members.

Our team of gladiators comprised:

  • Ben Attwood - 3 fights –Bronze medal
  • Toby Attwood- 2 fights – Silver medal
  • Isaac Matthews- 4 fights – won two and just missed out on a medal
  • Eli Brittan – 5 fights – including a superb Te-Guruma counter for a spectacular ippon - Bronze medal
  • Hannah Pitt – 3 fights – beat the current British Champion – Bronze medal
  • Elle Young – 4 fights – won two against some tough players and just missed out on a medal
  • Megan Robinson – 5 fights – Bronze medal
  • Jack Reeves – 3 fights – Silver medal
  • Lele Nairne – 4 fights – Bronze medal
  • James Hayes – 5 fights, including a heart-stopping ippon in the very last second of one contest – Silver medal
  • Pete Miles – 5 fights – Gold medal
  • Myles Nelson – 3 fights – Gold medal

imageIt would be unfair to pick out individuals because our players all fought out of their skins. Their attitudes both in victory and in defeat were terrific, and it was an honour to be a part of the team. I don’t think that any other club achieved the same ratio of medallists.

Thanks must also go to Ben A, James H and to Kevin Nairne for their help and support. At times we had players on 3 out of the 4 mats and they made sure that we always had someone at mat-side until I could get there from another mat.

Thank you for a fantastic weekend!

John

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