IBF JUDO INSTRUCTOR COURSE 2012
Sunday January 15th 2012.
Swale Martial Arts Club Sittingbourne
The course was attended by 8 people form Faversham, Sittingbourne, Hull and Bedford and it covered every aspect that is needed to become a IBF Judo Instructor.
This course is run on a regular basis throughout
the country and every now and again throws up a surprise this time it was
George Holbrook the Faversham Judo Club Secretary, George who shall we say is
in his mature years has been with judo for over 20 years not as a player, but
as a parent (both his sons are Black belts) and as an official of the club.
Judo has had lean times at the moment I spite of the Olympics (this can be said
of many sports) and George noticed that because of work commitments not all the
coaches could be present at training sessions so instead of moaning, he decided
to do something about it and attend the course. He caused quite a stir with the
examiners who said his knowledge of Judo was exemplary and had no hesitation in
grading him to Blue belt 2nd Kyu. George within the next year will
be joining his sons as Judo Black belts
Results.
Level 1
George Holbrook
Adam Dodds
Phil Hollister
Level 2
Susan Tanner
Jamie Marzetti
William Hetheringham
Level 3
Russell Dodds
Lee Reaves.
The course was run by
John Clarke 5th Dan
Colin Carrott 4th Dan
Results.
Level 1
George Holbrook
Adam Dodds
Phil Hollister
Level 2
Susan Tanner
Jamie Marzetti
William Hetheringham
Level 3
Russell Dodds
Lee Reaves.
The course was run by
John Clarke 5th Dan
Colin Carrott 4th Dan
More information on Judo Sombo Karate and MMA
contact us on 07074 200150 – ibfbcsa@gmail.com –
www.youngjudoclub.co.uk
I was somewhat bemused by the amount certain
organisations charge their members and the restrictions they put on them.
Recently I heard that one organisation charges £7.50p per child for grade
registration and only allows the child to advance one tab at a time no matter how
good they are!
International Budo Federation gives its registered clubs a 20% discount on individual membership fees, an Individual membership is £30 per anum. Registered Dan Grade Coaches can grade to 1st Kyu and all juniors’ levels and they keep the grading fees, the only time National IBF get involved is grading to Dan Grade. All membership includes insurance cover plus membership to British CombatSombo Association and GrapplingUk. With the license they can do many Martial Arts plus Sombo and remember BCSA is affiliated to the governing body for UK Sombo, the British Sombo Federation
It has been several years since IBF GB organised a Judo competition purely for its own members, the reason being members did not enter. It seems to be a general thing in a lot of sports that people, youngsters especially no longer wish to be competitive, so now most organisations and Clubs organise competitions for all and sundry. Even the biggest Judo organisation in the country the BJA has to cancel events due to lack of numbers. In 2012 IBF Clubs will be organising judo Comps in Folkestone, Sittingbourne x 2, Bedford x 2, Scotland x 2 and Nottingham plus we will have Sombo and MMA competitions and of course do not forget our competitions in foreign lands. Many IBF members will be attending the Dutch Open in March where there will be Judo, Sambo, Combat Sambo, Hand to Hand fighting and Karate ask your instructor if your club is going
International Budo Federation gives its registered clubs a 20% discount on individual membership fees, an Individual membership is £30 per anum. Registered Dan Grade Coaches can grade to 1st Kyu and all juniors’ levels and they keep the grading fees, the only time National IBF get involved is grading to Dan Grade. All membership includes insurance cover plus membership to British CombatSombo Association and GrapplingUk. With the license they can do many Martial Arts plus Sombo and remember BCSA is affiliated to the governing body for UK Sombo, the British Sombo Federation
It has been several years since IBF GB organised a Judo competition purely for its own members, the reason being members did not enter. It seems to be a general thing in a lot of sports that people, youngsters especially no longer wish to be competitive, so now most organisations and Clubs organise competitions for all and sundry. Even the biggest Judo organisation in the country the BJA has to cancel events due to lack of numbers. In 2012 IBF Clubs will be organising judo Comps in Folkestone, Sittingbourne x 2, Bedford x 2, Scotland x 2 and Nottingham plus we will have Sombo and MMA competitions and of course do not forget our competitions in foreign lands. Many IBF members will be attending the Dutch Open in March where there will be Judo, Sambo, Combat Sambo, Hand to Hand fighting and Karate ask your instructor if your club is going
Membership to the IBF is a bargain and is for all
the members not just the very few who want to compete
THE
SECOND BATTLE OF HASTINGS
IBF MULTI
NATION JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday May
15th 2010
Summerfields Leisure Centre
Bohemia Road
Hastings
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Hastings
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The
Best Ever
This year was IBF England’s turn to host this
Annual Tournament and it was decided to hold the event at Summerfield’s Leisure
Centre, Hastings, this was quite a bold decision by IBF England as they have no
clubs in that part of England. The reason for this was in the 18 months the
IBF, like a lot of Martial Arts Association, has seen a big decrease in
membership and membership participation in their events. So it was decided to
make this not just a tournament but a weekend break as well. This was done by organising
a special weekend break with Haven Holiday Camp at Coombe Haven, this proved
very successful.
Why the Best Ever? IBF England organised the
first IBF Multi Nation Tournament in Maidstone 1974 Nobby Clarke 6th
Dan founder of IBF UK was the organiser since then we have had various venues
Sittingbourne, Bedford, Herne Bay, Dumfries yet this event with 250
participants proved the most successful for the first time all countries
competing worked together to make it a successful event A special thank you
must go to IBF Holland, they supplied the TV Screen Scoreboards and lots of
officials without them the competition would not have been the success it was .
The new mats were supplied by Colin Carrott
Spitfire Judo Club and the Young Judo Club Sittingbourne our main worry was the
introduction of the new controversial IJF Judo rules but a meeting before the
event led by the Senior Dutch Referee ironed out the main problems, obviously
with anything new there were a few hiccups but on the whole the standard of
refereeing was the best I have seen. Competitors and officials were on the best
behaviour with none of the tantrums seen at events like this, that was with
exception of young 17 years old who refused to accept the decision of the
referee and two judges who awarded an Ippon against him, he sat on the mat
refusing to move like a petulant child (this was a common practise in the
1970’s). His coach tried to coax him off but to no avail, with audience
shouting off,off and booing him he eventually took the hint and stormed off, a
silly boy he forfeited his silver medal and faces a years ban, I have
deliberately not mentioned his nationality because I believe this would stain
his Countries reputation. As it was it was the second to last fight, my
reaction was to have him physically removed from the mat until somebody said he
may accuse us of assault, so if there are any legal minds out there who
specialise in Sport Law maybe they help us and tell us where we would
stand.
All countries competing were England, Holland,
Scotland, France, Belgium and Germany and for the first time there were no weak
countries and for the first Time England was beaten in the medal tally on home
turf by the Dutch. The Dutch youngsters still have that vigour to train
regularly more then once a week, our English Youth could learn a lot from them
but IBF England still put up a spirited fight. I spent most of my time watching
the Senior Men and was impressed by the English men some names come to mind
Josh Begg, Dan Carrott, Ashley Costa, the Diamond twins all performed some
marvellous Judo. John Clarke 5th Dan also told me that the women
were something special,he said he had never seen so many big throws. To suggest
the Judoka were Olympic standard would be silly this was an International Club
Level event which produced some exciting Judo.
I must thank all the helpers who were there the
night before to set up, on the day to take down and during the day to
officiate, Faversham Judo Club members travelled down on the Friday night after
went back and then returned on the Saturday, many officials travelled from
Sittingbourne on the day as well. Thanks must go to Keith Costa and Colin
Carrott for transporting the mats plus a special thank you to Keith again who
has spent over a year with me organising the event.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3U0FfZHR-M (Interveiws with Officials and Competitors)
Picasa Web Albums - The Bear (Photographs)
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results of multinations judo
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name
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group
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weight
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place
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club
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country
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female
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Noelle Zandman
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1
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u28
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gold
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emsland
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Holland
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Chiara hofman
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silver
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emsland
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Holland
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pheobie sprotson
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bronze
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spitfre
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England
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josie doust
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1
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u32
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gold
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spitfire
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England
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Bellana Nepicks
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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Anastasia frank
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1
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u40
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gold
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maa samurai
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Germany
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Aimee punnett
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silver
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spitfire
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England
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male
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Romain lorenzi
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1
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u24
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gold
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bruzat sombo acadamy
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France
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Gottfried semjon
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silver
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maa samurai
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Germany
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Remi de pretto
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bronze
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bruzat sombo acadamy
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France
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Jurrien kugel
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1
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u27
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gold
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uki waza
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Holland
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Anton parocki
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silver
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woodside
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England
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Charlie dean
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bronze
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faversham
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England
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joe curling
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1
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u30
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gold
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faversham
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England
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owain cullen
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silver
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young judo club
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England
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reece coyne
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bronze
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spitfire
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England
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roan de munnik
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1
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u34
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gold
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uki waza
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Holland
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ruben ripley
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silver
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young judo club
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England
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harry smith
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bronze
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faversham
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England
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velibor geroschus
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1
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u42
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gold
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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artur block
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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herman block
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bronze
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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female
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ravissa biefel
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2
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u28
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gold
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maa samurai
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Germany
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georgia mccarthy
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silver
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spitfire
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England
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charlotte medley
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bronze
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closeburn judo club
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scotland
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annalin exel
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2
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u32
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gold
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yoko suma
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Holland
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jennifer drozdowski
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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sharon nijland
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bronze
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de wester
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Holland
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marie schabel
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2
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u36
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gold
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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hollie cleaver
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silver
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faversham
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England
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emilie de pretto
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bronze
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bruzat sombo acadamy
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France
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nina zandman
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2
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u40
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gold
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emsland
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Holland
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famke hagel
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silver
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yoko suma
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Holland
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maaike massop
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2
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u44
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gold
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hofke
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Holland
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jikke van otterloo
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silver
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henkido
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Holland
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llona bakker
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bronze
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yoko suma
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Holland
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sorenza ramalho
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2
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u48
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gold
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euro budo
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Belgium
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xenia kostenko
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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joyce doornbos
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bronze
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uki waza
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Holland
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elora parocki
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2
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u/o52
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gold
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hellcats
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England
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regina kopp
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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michela strain
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bronze
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bexley yjc
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England
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male
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henry dwyer
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2
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u27
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gold
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young judo club
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England
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liam jordan
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silver
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young judo club
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England
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oliver broughton
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bronze
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young judo club
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England
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jamiro hoffman
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2
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u30
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gold
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emsland
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Holland
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kaito wilson
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silver
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spitfire
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England
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travis kemp
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bronze
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spitfire
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England
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ron metternick
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2
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u34
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gold
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chikara
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Holland
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noah radcliffe adams
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silver
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faversham
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England
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florian lorenzi
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bronze
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bruzat sombo acadamy
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France
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bram ten haken
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2
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u38
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gold
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heelal
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Holland
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lewis clarke
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silver
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young judo club
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England
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frank radcliffe adams
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bronze
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faversham
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England
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leon humann
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2
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u42
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gold
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maa samurai
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Germany
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richard seaman
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silver
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young judo club
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England
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maarten hofman
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bronze
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uki waza
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Holland
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constantine huser
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2
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u46
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gold
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maa samurai
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Germany
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jaimey gebbeken
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silver
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uki waza
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Holland
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lex schofeldt
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bronze
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maa samurai
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Germany
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todd winn
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2
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u50
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gold
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young judo club
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England
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suinon trappen
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silver
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maa samurai
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Germany
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maximillian putzmann
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bronze
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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frazer stevens
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2
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u55
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gold
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young judo club
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England
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charlie hider
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silver
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young judo club
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England
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delano van sleen
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2
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o55
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gold
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uki waza
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Holland
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female
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aysha wilson
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3
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u36
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gold
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hellcats
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England
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aziza farhoud
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silver
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hellcats
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England
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laura kruger
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3
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u44
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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xenia kostenko
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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lea briot
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bronze
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bruzat sombo acadamy
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France
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babette woudenberg
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3
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u52
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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sacha wezbroek
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silver
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de rouf
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Holland
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kaat van eynde
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3
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u57
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gold
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euro budo
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Belgium
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rene ras
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silver
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henkido
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Holland
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pheobe dolan
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bronze
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hellcats
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England
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dagmar aerts
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3
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u63
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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anne kruger
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silver
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henkido
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Holland
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elise vergeer
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bronze
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henkido
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Holland
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male
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darnell barker
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3
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u38
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gold
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yoko suma
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Holland
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alexander putzman
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silver
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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james harris
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bronze
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faversham
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England
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huib westmaas
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3
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u42
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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bouke ras
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silver
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henkido
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Holland
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antonie zandman
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bronze
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emsland
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Holland
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robin verbeek
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3
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u50
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gold
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emsland
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Holland
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mateo battini
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silver
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bruzat sombo acadamy
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France
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arno blondel
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bronze
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euro budo
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Belgium
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dennis Tijsmans
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3
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u55
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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jaimy vos
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silver
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yoko suma
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Holland
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joseph van aerschot
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bronze
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euro budo
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Belgium
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tobias nap
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3
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u66
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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lucas van aerschot
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silver
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euro budo
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Belgium
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danijel krilic
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bronze
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yoko suma
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Holland
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adam dodds
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3
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o66
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gold
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woodside
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England
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mees wolf
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silver
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henkido
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Holland
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aaron schofield
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bronze
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maa samurai
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Germany
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female
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kirstin sobieroj
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4
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u52
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gold
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F.G.Niering
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Germany
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danique hek
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silver
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heelal
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Holland
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rianne bos
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4
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u57
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gold
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de wester
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Holland
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melissa bersgma
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silver
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de wester
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Holland
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charissa bosma
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bronze
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de wester
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Holland
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joyce paulese
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4
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u70
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gold
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henkido
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Holland
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jennifer vinke
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silver
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uki waza
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Holland
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Shyarmalie vos
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bronze
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yoko suma
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Holland
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jolien goosens
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4
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o70
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gold
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euro budo
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Belgium
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jenita broek
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silver
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haragei
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Holland
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rowan pril
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bronze
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de roef
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Holland
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male
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aad zandman
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4
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u55
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gold
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emsland
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Holland
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rico annes
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silver
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henkido
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Holland
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tom franks
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bronze
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young judo club
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England
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steve zimmerman
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4
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u60
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gold
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maa samurai
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Germany
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johnson massanga
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silver
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jigoro kano
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Holland
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william macmaster
|
|
|
bronze
|
young judo club
|
England
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
paul bisbrown
|
4
|
u66
|
gold
|
faversham
|
England
|
|
josh begg
|
|
|
silver
|
spitfire
|
England
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
aaron nap
|
4
|
u73
|
gold
|
henkido
|
Holland
|
|
attila de depuydt
|
|
|
silver
|
euro budo
|
Belgium
|
|
kevin laini
|
|
|
bronze
|
bruzat sombo acadamy
|
France
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
jeroen jansen
|
4
|
u90
|
gold
|
henkido
|
Holland
|
|
martyn neef
|
|
|
silver
|
jigoro kano
|
Holland
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
branco van sleen
|
4
|
o90
|
gold
|
yoko suma
|
Holland
|
|
alexander van elk
|
|
|
silver
|
heelal
|
Holland
|
|
|
female
|
|
|
|
|
|
angela godecke
|
5
|
u57
|
gold
|
henkido
|
Holland
|
|
becky passmore
|
|
|
silver
|
woodside
|
England
|
|
carolien strouwen
|
|
|
bronze
|
euro budo
|
Belgium
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
jantje spijkerman
|
5
|
u63
|
gold
|
yoko suma
|
Holland
|
|
lucinda verheezen
|
|
|
silver
|
hofke
|
Holland
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
kerry penfold
|
5
|
o63
|
gold
|
spitfire
|
England
|
|
lucy parker
|
|
|
silver
|
woodside
|
England
|
|
amy woodhall
|
|
|
bronze
|
eagle
|
England
|
|
|
male
|
|
|
|
|
|
bart kooman
|
5
|
u66
|
gold
|
henkido
|
Holland
|
|
dhammia vos
|
|
|
silver
|
yoko suma
|
Holland
|
|
pim graafland
|
|
|
bronze
|
henkido
|
Holland
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
ashley costa
|
5
|
u73
|
gold
|
young judo club
|
England
|
|
david diamond
|
|
|
silver
|
faversham
|
England
|
|
daniel diamond
|
|
|
bronze
|
faversham
|
England
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
michael blaugeers
|
5
|
u81
|
gold
|
yoko suma
|
Holland
|
|
lee carrott
|
|
|
silver
|
spitfire
|
England
|
|
henk jan ningbers
|
|
|
bronze
|
emsland
|
Holland
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
danny carrott
|
5
|
u90
|
gold
|
young judo club
|
England
|
|
iain hughes
|
|
|
silver
|
spitfire
|
England
|
|
jeroen jansen
|
|
|
bronze
|
henkido
|
Holland
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
robert hengveld
|
5
|
u100
|
gold
|
hofke
|
Holland
|
|
martin schwart
|
|
|
silver
|
maa samurai
|
Germany
|
|
jarno kleinjans
|
|
|
bronze
|
haragei
|
Holland
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
legend
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
group 1 6-7-8years
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
group 2 9-10-11years
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
group 3 12-13-14years
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
group 4 15-16-17years
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
group 5 +18years
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Gold
|
Silver
|
Bronze
|
|
|
|
Holland
|
29
|
20
|
14
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
England
|
12
|
19
|
14
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Germany
|
8
|
10
|
4
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Belgium
|
3
|
2
|
3
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
France
|
1
|
1
|
5
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Scotland
|
|
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
|
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