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Commonwealth Judo championship medallists
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.
Due 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!
Posted on Dec 9
…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!
Posted on Feb 12
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!



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