Spokane Judo

Category: Tournaments

Tournament Information

  • Upcoming Tournaments

    It is fall again and there are a couple of upcoming tournaments:
    1. 2018 Budokan Tournament Info. Here is the Budokan Tournament information featuring Shiai and Kata competition on Saturday, September 29, at Kentridge High School, 12430 SE 208th St.,
    Kent, WA.  Online registration will be available soon here.
    Regional Referee Testing written exam is scheduled for 7:30am.  Coach and officials meeting will be at 8:30am.  Kata competition will take place at 8:30am.

    There will be satellite weigh-in, please check.  Also, please present current membership in USJF, USA Judo, USJA, or foreign federation. 
    2. Zenyu Fall Judo Challenge. Here is the entry form for the Zenyu Fall Judo Challenge on Saturday, September 22.
    The online registration is here.

  • Spokane Tournament next Weekend

    All competitors, the tournament is next weekend on Saturday. Everyone needs to go sign up on-line here.
    You need to register by Wed May 23rd.
    The club will cover your entry fee.
    You have nothing to lose, it is here in town, the tournament is free, the experience is invaluable…
    Don’t hesitate, sign up today!

  • Upcoming Events

    Here is a list of all the upcoming events for which I have information.

    4/21-4/22: clinic by Shintaro Nakano

    Seattle Dojo is happy to announce that we will be hosting a clinic by Shintaro Nakano Sensei on April 21 and 22. Details are as follows:

    Juniors: Saturday from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm (registration from 9:00 to 9:45 am)

    Seniors: Sunday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (registration from 8:00 to 8:45 am)

    Entry Fee: $30.00

    Paperwork is here.

    5/5: Seattle Dojo Tournament

    On May 5, 2018 Seattle Dojo will be hosting the Seattle Dojo Judo Shiai and Kata Tournament in Bellevue, WA. 
    Note the earlier start times – 8:15 for kata and 9:30 for shiai.  Online entries must be submitted by 11:55pm on May 1 at
    here.
    Entry form is here.

    5/19: WA State High School Championships

    The entry form is here.

    5/19: Garden City Open II

    This is in Missoula which isn’t very far. Judo is offered for both adults and children on May 19th.
    Information is here.

    5/25-5/26: 2018 Inland Empire Judo Classic

    Tournaments don’t get any closer. Everyone on the mat should take advantage of this chance to improve you judo skills. Practice is good but competition is like weeks worth of practice in a single day! The entry form is here.

    6/2: Marti Malloy Clinic

    Here’s another fantastic training opportunity, a ‘Can’t Miss’ event!
    Sensei June Encarnacion and Seiei Dojo will host a clinic with Olympic Medalist Marti Malloy on Saturday, June 2, in Bellevue, WA.  This is a perfect opportunity
    to get ready for the Junior Olympics and the US Judo Open.  Adult fee is $35.00, youth fee is $30.00.

    Adult session:  1:30 to 3:00pm

    Youth session:  3:00 to 4:30pm

    Youth Boot Camp:  4:30 to 6:00pm

    You can register online at here.
    The entry form is here.
    For more information, please contact:  June Encarnacion,
    info@seieidojo.com,
    425.558.0220

  • 62nd Annual Obukan Judo Shiai and Kata / Onchi Sensei Memorial Tournament

    This tournament is on March 24 in Portland.
    There is a kata shiai on the 23rd so if you can go and watch that would be a good opportunity to see kata in action.

    The entry form with additional info is here.

  • Lakeland Invitational Results

    Yesterday, we had 3 competitors at the tournament. All of them did a very nice job. They all displayed excellent sportsmanship, and good judo. In short they did an outstanding job of representing Spokane Judo.
    Jake Gott did two superlative throws on his way to taking 1st place.
    Miles Lewis had several hard matches but managed to take 3rd in his division.
    Finally, Elaina Gott had a tough division and did some very nice judo. She didn’t manage to place, but she did demonstrate that her judo is improving and her hard work is paying off.

    In addition to the competitors, I wanted to thank Anna Marie Medina and Allen Monroe for their hard work in supporting the tournament. Without people like them, there wouldn’t be any tournament.

  • Lakeland Tournament

    Lakeland is hosting another local tournament on 2/3/2018 in Athol. I strongly encourage everyone to compete. The last two tournaments have both been excellent and invaluable opportunities to hone your competition judo!
    The entry form is here.
    I need to submit a team roster by Wed. 1/31 so if you are interested in competing, I will need to know Monday at practice.

  • Washington State Championships

    On 2/17/2018, the WA state championships will be held in Kent. This tournament is for all ages. The weigh-ins are that morning.
    If you are interested in competing, the entry packet is here.
    You must register on-line by Feb 14, there are no late entries.
    The registration link is here.

  • Tournament Results

    Last weekend we had 5 competitors go to the tournament out in the valley. Everyone did an excellent job of representing Spokane Judo. I am proud to say to anyone, “those players were with Spokane Judo”.

    Name Place
    Chris Mitchell 1st
    Miles Lewis 1st
    Christeena Miller 1st
    Ben Mitchell 2nd
    Ashton Miller 3rd

    The next local tournament is Feb. 3rd, I hope everyone can come and compete.

  • 2018 Spokane Valley Judo Tournament

    Just a reminder:
    I need your information if you are interested in competing this Sunday at the tournament at the Hub.
    Please give me a call or come to practice tonight to give me your name, age, rank and so on so I can send them to Joseki.

    Joseki Dojo is kicking off the new year with a local tournament.
    The tournament is Jan 14 in the valley.
    The entry form is here.
    I encourage everyone to compete.
    In judo the hardest opponent is yourself, but competition helps us push ourselves to improve.

  • Athol Invitational Tournament

    Lakeland Judo and Joseki Judo did an excellent job of hosting the first in what I hope will become a series of local tournaments to help prepare our local judokas for competition.
    Spokane Judo had 4 competitors at the tournament.
    All four fought hard and exemplified all of the values of judo:

    • hard work
    • mutual benefit
    • good sportsmanship
    • perseverance

    Isla Gott took 2nd
    Alaina Gott took 3rd
    Ryan Ruiz competed in a much heavier and older division and did well.
    Zoey Yacker fought in her first tournament and defeated a much more experienced player.

    Well done everyone!