Andy Farmer and Matt Burrows both medalled in the recent Royal Navy Championships – well done guys!
Harry Webb and Kristian Pochev competed in last weekend’s Southern Area Development event, both returning with bronze medals.
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Andy Farmer and Matt Burrows both medalled in the recent Royal Navy Championships – well done guys!
Harry Webb and Kristian Pochev competed in last weekend’s Southern Area Development event, both returning with bronze medals.
Kristian Pochev entered the Gladiator judo competition in Bulgaria, coming home with a bronze medal for 3rd place – Congratulations!
Competitions are available closed to home – check out the Southern Area and British Judo calendars for forthcoming events.
Congratulations to Connor McCormack who successfully attempted his grading exam for 5th mon.
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Chloe’s hard work continues to pay off, with a bronze medal at the National School Championships. Chloe has been training hard at a number of clubs across the region, including Camberley.
Competing on Saturday in Sheffield, Chloe won 3 out of 4 fights to secure a well deserved bronze medal.
Chloe Lymer maintained her impressive run of results with a gold medal at the Surrey Kyu grade open on 11 Feb. Chloe defeated several heavier players in a combined group to clinch the top spot.
Chloe also contested the English Open in London on 24 February, but finished outside the medals on this occasion.
Chloe Lymer returned to medal winning form with a bronze medal at the Southern Area Regional Schools on 20 January.
Chloe’s next competitions are the Surrey Kyu Grade Open on 11 February and the English Open in London on 18 February.
Chloe Lymer contested her first National Championships on Sunday 3rd December.
Held in Sheffield, the event is a highlight in the British Judo calendar, and is the largest domestic event, with four categories being contested over two weekends.
Chloe entered as the current English number one player, but unfortunately was unable to turn that to her advantage on the day, being eliminated in two fights.
The experience gained will stand Chloe in good stead for when she tries again next year.
Chloe Lymer continued her excellent competition form, with a bronze medal at the Welsh Open at the end of October. Chloe won three out of four fights with maximum ippon scores.
This has now placed her top of of the British Judo Ippon League ratings at the beginning of the 2023/24 season! Congratulations Chloe – and good luck at the British Championships this weekend.
Harry Webb was also in action at the end of October, competing in the Halloween tournament organised by Holbrook Judo Club. Harry did exceptionally well, having learnt from his experiences at the previous novice event organised by Holbrook, and claimed a well deserved third place and bronze medal.
Chloe Lymer has kickstarted the autumn season with two strong competition performances at a high level.
Chloe contested the English Closed at the beginning of September, scoring a good win in her first fight before conceding defeats in her next two contests.
Chloe finished this up with a gold medal winning performance at the Surrey Open, beating players from a heavier weight group with a combination of throws and holds.
To round it off, Chloe has successfully passed her examination for 12th mon.
Well done Chloe!