NLJA Provincial  News 2002-2003

News July 3, 2003

1. Blake Lumsden Tournament Success! - Members of NLJA clubs Eagle Point, Indian Head and Memorial University participated in the 2003 Blake Lumsden Tournament in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Medal winners by category were:

Tykes
-23 kg Bronze - Nicholas Corbin, Eagle Point

-35 kg Gold - Ryley Corbin - Eagle Point

Atom
-27 kg Bronze - Christopher Pond - Indian Head

Pee Wee Male
-51 kg Silver - Ryan Snow - Indian Head

Cadet Female
-55 kg Gold - Mary Gale - Memorial University
-55 kg Silver - Princie Corbin - Eagle Point
-55 kg Bronze - Kaylie Gabriel - Indian Head

Cadet Male
-35 kg Silver - Matt Barry - Eagle Point
-35 kg Bronze - Travis Madore - Eagle Point

-50 kg Silver - Eric Gabriel - Indian Head
-50 kg Bronze - Jordan Town - Eagle Point

+65 kg Silver - Trevor Corbin - Eagle Point

Juvenile Female
-63 kg Bronze - Stacey Corbin - Indian Head

Juvenile Male
-51 kg Silver - Andrew White - Indian Head

-66 kg Silver - Jay Blanchard - Eagle Point

-73 kg Silver - Daniel Alexander - Eagle Point

-81 kg Silver - T.J. Corbin - Eagle Point

Junior Male
-66 kg BBB Bronze - Jay Blanchard - Eagle Point

-73 kg BBB Bronze - Daniel Alexander - Eagle Point

Senior Male
-90 kg BBB Bronze - Troy Martin - Indian Head

+100 kg Bronze - Gregory Hutchings - Indian Head

Congratulations to everyone who competed in the tournament!

2. NLJA 2003 Annual General Meeting - was held on June 17, 2003. On an experimental basis NLJA clubs outside of the St. John's area participated by teleconference.

3. St. Pierre 40th Anniversary Judo Tournament, Nov. 22, 2003 - St. Pierre is celebrating the 40th anniversary of judo on the island with a judo tournament on Nov. 22, 2003. Note that the deadline for clubs to indicate if they will participate is July 31, 2003. The announcement in English (many thanks to Piotr Waclawek for the translation!) is here.

4. 2005 Canadian Senior Judo Championships Awarded to St. John's! - the 2005 National Senior Championship tournament will be held in St. John's in May, 2005. If you are interested in helping out with the tournament or participating on the organizing committee please contact George Beckett. Here is the Judo Canada announcement:

From: Ginette Vanasse
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 6:04 PM
Subject: 2005 Championships

Judo Canada is pleased to announce that the Board of Governors awarded the 2005 Canadian Junior/Juvenile Judo Championship to Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta; and the 2005 Canadian Senior Judo Championship to St. John's, Newfoundland.

We would like to thank these cities and Trois-Rivières for their applications and interest in hosting our National Championships.

Serge A Piquette

President

5. Changes in the Canadian Antidoping Program - Message from Judo Canada -

All Provincial and Club Technical Directors, Coaches should familiarize themselves with the changes to the Canadian Antidoping Program. Thesechanges will (may) affect all athletes who may be subjected to doping control in the future. The new Code will be enforced as of January 01, 2004. Information can be found at http://www.cces.ca/pdfs/CCES-MR-NewProgramOutline-E.pdf

6. New NLJA membership registration form - Beginning in the 2003/04 season all NLJA members will be required to fill out an NLJA membership form. Copies of the form will be sent to member clubs over the summer and it will be available on the NLJA website.

News May 31, 2003

Congratulations to a large number of west coast athletes who travelled to New Glascow to participate in the 5th Annual Blake Lumsden Memorial Judo Tournament on May 3rd.  By all reports they had a great time and represented our province well.  Results are as follows: Congratulations guys !

From Eagle Point Judo Club / Stephenville Crossing

Category	Athlete	Medal
-23kg	Nicholas Corbin	Bronze
-35kg	Ryley Corbin	Gold
-55kg	Princie Corbin	Silver
-35kg	Matt Barry	Silver
-35kg	Travis Madore	Bronze
+51kg	Jordan Young	Bronze
+65kg	Trevor Corbin	Silver
-66kg	Jay Blanchard	Silver
-73kg	Daniel Alexander	Silver
-81kg	T.J. Corbin	Silver
-66kg  B/B/B	Jay Blanchard	Bronze
-73kg  B/B/B	Daniel Alexander	Bronze

From Indian Head Judo Club / Stephenville

Category	Athlete	Medal
-27kg	Christopher Pond	Bronze
-51kg	Ryan Snow	Silver
-55kg	Kayle Gabriel	Bronze
-50kg	Eric Gabriel	Silver
-63kg	Stacey Corbin	Bronze
-51kg	Andrew White	Silver
-90kg	Troy Martin	Bronze
+100kg	Greg Hutchings	Bronze

From Memorial University Judo Club / St. John's

Category	Athlete	Medal
-55kg	Mary Gale	Gold

News April 25, 2003

Congratulations to Mary Gale and Maurice Sheppard for success at the Atlantics recently held in Summerside P.E.I.. We were represented by four members of our province, Maurice Sheppard and Blair Bradbury in a refereeing capacity and Mary Gale and David Tuma as competitors. Mary captured the Gold medal in her 53kg division and Maurice successfully passed his National "C" refereeing evaluation.  Congratulations !  

Mary Gale: Atlantic Champion -53kg division 2002-2003

Joe Serianni Referees Committee Judo Canada
Margaret Gallant Doyle N.B.
Kevin Burchill N.B.
Mike Heterington N.B.
Fred Blaney V.P. Judo Canada Atlantic region
Maurice Sheppard NLJA chair refereeing committee

News April 3, 2003

1. NLJA Provincial Championship Tournament, March 29, 2003 was a success despite smaller participation than in recent years. Forty seven competitors competed in a variety of categories. The results are available on the NLJA web site at http://www.judonl.ca/. Pictures of the provincial champions are also available on the site. Dave Tuma of the Memorial University Judo Club received the Alister Fowler Memorial Trophy as most spirited judoka of the tournament. The Memorial University Judo Club won the Bristol Cup as the club with the most success in the two provincial tournaments in 2002/03.

2. NLJA Provincial Championship 2003 Tournament T-Shirts are available for sale for $15. They are a high quality T-Shirt, white in color with an embroidered NLJA logo. If interested contact George Beckett at georger@mun.ca

3. Technical package for Blake Lumsden Memorial Judo Tournament, May 3, 2003 in New Glasgow, N.S. is now available from the NLJA Secretary. This is a very popular tournament open to all age categories. If any NLJA clubs are interested in cost sharing a bus to get to this tournament contact George Beckett at georger@mun.ca

4. Judo Canada update on international competion by Andrzej Sadej, Judo Canada Sport Director Tournaments in Tallin and Minsk concluded the EJU tour 2003. Canadian athletes experienced a great success this year. Canadians were entered to 11 tournaments in this tour. The total of 52 entries resulted in 11 medals and 6 top 7 positions (this does not include results of the Kano and Fukuoka Cup). Canadians fought a total of 142 bouts of which they won 74 which represents better than 50% win/loss ratio. Such ratio is considered a very good performance indicator. In addition we need to emphasize that according to coaching reports, Canadian judoka who were not successful in winning medals this season, were very competitive in bouts that they lost.

I wish to add that this year EJU tour was used for ranking of European judoka for the 2004 Olympic Selection within the European Judo Union. Such scenario increased the usual competitiveness level of these tournaments.Performances in these tournaments were also considered Olympic qualifying standards as per agreement between the Canadian Olympic Committee and Judo Canada. So far (the process continues until the end of April 2004) five Canadian judoka met the standards for participation in the 2004 Olympic Games: Michelle Buckingham in -57 kg; Catherine Roberge and Marie Helene Chisholm in - 70 kg; Amy Cotton in -78 kg; Nicolas Gill in -100 kg; while Keith Morgan met 50% of the standard with one medal won in Germany.

5. 2003 Canadian National Senior and Junior/Juvenile Tournament technical packages available on the NLJA web site. Judo Canada has also sent a note stating "As recommended by the Judo Canada Technical Committee, at the Sr. National Championships 2003 athletes can be entered in both, the Nage No Kata tournament and the Shiai."

6. Update on Atlantic Judo Championships, April 12, 2003 in Summerside PEI
- Here is some updated information for the Atlantic Championships.
-Golden rule for Junior& Senior ONLY.
-Joe Serianni has confirmed, Referee clinic Friday April 12, 1pm-5pm. Kata clinic 7pm-9pm.Both at Venue(Slemon Park Rec Center).
-Venue has been changed from Holland College to Slemon Park(old air base) at the Slemon Park Rec Center.Base is located northwest of Summerside on route 2.

7. Recently updated copies of the Judo Canada Refereeing Manual and the National Grading Syllabus are available from the NLJA or on the Judo Canada web site at http://www.judocanada.org

News February 24, 2003

1. The Canada Winter Games Judo competition is only a week away! Good luck to our Canada Winter Games team members in Campbellton. Our team members are: Andrew White, Jeffery Ennis, Colin Jacobs, Daniel Aziz, Alan Snow, Jay Blanchard, Daniel Alexander, Brittany Newell, Christina Barron, Emma Gabrielle, Kirsten Moneurial. They are led by coaches Joe Coffey and Erin Bradbury and team manager Mike Kay.

2. NLJA Winter Provincial Tournament, March 29, 2003 in St. John's. Make sure this event is on your calendar. The technical package will be distributed to clubs shortly.

3. Atlantic Judo Championships, April 12,2003 Summerside, PEI. Location: Holland College, North Granville Street, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Eligibility: Cadet, Juvenile, Junior, Senior (Membership of Provincial Judo Associations required)
Unofficial Weigh in: 7 pm to 9 pm Friday, April 11 (Located at the Venue)
Official Weigh in: 8 am to 10 am Saturday April 12 (Located at the Venue)
Tournament starts at 12pm sharp.
Double elimination format. Round Robin format for divisions with 3 or fewer competitors.
Tournament coordinator reserves the right to combine divisions.
Registration fee: $ 30 and $40 for competition in two divisions. Competitors allowed in two divisions only.
Awards: 1st, 2nd, 3rd place -With trophy to the top Club
Officials: Referees must be in official referee dress
Athletes Training Camp:
Date: Sunday, April 13 at 10 am to 12 pm
Location: Holland College, North Granville Street, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Officials Clinic:
Date: Friday, April 11 at 10 am to 5 pm (approximately). Length depends on needs of participants and course conductor.
Location: Holland College, North Granville Street, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Course Instructor: Joe Serianni
Kata Competition:
Date: Saturday, April 12 at 10 am
Location: Holland College, North Granville Street, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Format: Nikyu-Ikkyu, first 3 sets of Nage no kata
Yudansha grades, All 5 sets of Nage no kata
***This Kata competition will run if there is sufficient interest. Please contact Event organizer .***
Accommodations:
Loyalist Country Inn
195 Harbour Drive
Summerside, PEI
902-436-3333
$80 plus applicable taxes-ask for Judo rates

The technical package and registration form is available from the NLJA.

4. Nicolas Gill rules in Hungary (from Judo Canada)
The great performances of Canadian judoka continue. After a unprecedented weekend of success at the Tournoi du Paris, our athletes delivered again. The past weekend two EJU A category tournaments took place in Budapest (males) and Leonding, Austria (females). In Leonding, Marie Helene Chisholm won a silver medal and Amy Cotton won a bronze. Luce Baillargeon placed seventh. Aminata Sall, Olia Berger and Isabelle Pearson had both 1 win and 2 loses and Brigitte Thibeault was eliminated in the first round.

Canada's number one judoka, Nicolas Gill, stayed on course with excellence Sunday in Hungary. The Montreal native won his five bouts to capture the gold medal in the under-100 kg category at the Budapest Tournament. "It was a long and tough day," said Gill who won three of his bouts due to an accumulation of penalties by his opponents.

"My most difficult bout was the semi-final against Antal Kovacs of Hungary, Olympic champion in 1992. I was in a precarious situation since I was trailing in points. The crowd was very much behind him. It was a close battle and I knew my only way out was to stay active to force him to be penalized for a lack of combativity." This is exactly what the double Olympic medallist did. In the final, Gill, 30, thought he would easily defeat Mario Sabino of Brazil but the South American was not ready to give the bout away. "I had a mental lapse," he said. "I wasn't as concentrated but again I was able to force my opponent into penalties. Therefore, even if I wasn't at my best, I found a way to win."

Keith Morgan of Montreal (-90 kg) was limited to a single bout, losing to Matyjaszek of Poland in the opening round. The only other Canadian in Hungary, Gonzalo Ibanez of Regina, had a 1-2 record on Saturday.

With these 3 medals over the past weekend, Canadian judoka experience the most successful Winter season to date (in the EJU A category tournaments), with a total of 7 medals. Considering that this year the European Judo Union utilized these tournament for their continental selections to the 2004 Olympic Games (which makes these tournaments even more competitive than they were in the past), performances of our athletes look even better. And the tour is only at its middle point.

5. CBC is looking for young athletes (for a tv show) CBC is looking for amazing young athletes (early 20s or younger) with inspirational stories, young athletes that have either made a difference in their community or sport, have over come adversity in order to compete, are leaders in their sport/role models

Here is a great opportunity for a free, national television exposure of your sports and athletes. An exciting new series will begin airing on CBC Sports in June titled "Hero". The show is about young athletes across Canada, who have overcome challenges in order to compete and participate in their sport and kids that sport plays a significant role in their lives. CBC is interested in profiling young athletes out of the main, kids who are making a difference in their community, school or with their peers. It can also be a personal challenge story as well. It is an opportunity for Canada's youth to see examples of athletes across Canada that are not only inspiring but are not often profiled in the media. Athletes must be early 20s or younger.

Send your athlete suggestions (with a short profile) to Phyllis Ellis,CBC Sports, 416.205.3574 (phyllis_ellis@cbc.ca) and myself, Sophie Castonguay (sophie@paralympic.ca) in order to increase our stories/profiles database).

Our Canada Winter Games 2003 Coaching Team
L-R Mike Kay - Team Manager;  Erin Bradbury - Female Coach;  Joe Coffey - Male Coach

News January 16, 2003

1. New website for NLJA - the NLJA website has moved to a new address at http://www.judonl.ca . The Astra and MUN judo club pages are also being relocated but the final address is not yet available.

2.   Reminder of upcoming tournaments - the MUN Winter Invitational Judo Tournament will take place on Saturday, Feb. 8 in St. John's. The NLJA Winter Provincial Championship Judo Tournament will take place on March 29, 2003 in St. John's

3. West Coast NCCP Level 1 Coaching Course - From Jill Cameron, Newfoundland & Labrador Special Olympics, Phone/Telephone (709)738-1923 Fax/Telecopieur (709)738-0119 email/courriel: nflso@nfld.net

There will be a NCCP CSO level 1 theory coaching clinic on Saturday, January 25th in Corner Brook. The cost of the clinic will be $180 and we will subsidize the cost for anyone coming from a PSO so it will cost them $45. It will run from 9-4 and I will confirm the location at as soon as I find out; & will let any of you know upon confirmation. We would like to extend this to all of you and if there is anyone wishing to take this course, could you please let me know a.s.a.p. so I can make the appropriate arrangements. Thank-you.

As well, Special Olympics Newfoundland and Labrador received a number of limited edition TY Beanie Bears for the annual Sports Celebrities Festival and have a number still remaining and would like to offer them to all PSO's for the cost of $15/bear. Please click on the attachment for photo of the bear. If you wish to purchase any please contact our provincial office at (709) 753-7589.

4. Judo Canada Event Calendar revised - Judo Canada has revised their event calendar. To check dates check out the JC web site at http://www.judocanada.org/welc_e.html

5. Nicholas Gill wins Silver Medal at Kano Cup - following is a brief description from Nicolas of the Canadian team effort at the very prestigious 2003 Kano Cup tournament in Japan.

Full information with drewsheets you may find at: http://www.kodokan.org/e_info/results03.html#03kanocupresults
First day Kano cup:
60kg Daniel Guillaume Simard lost against Dombay(Kaz) Koka eliminated 60kg Gonzalo
Ibanez lost to E. Ismalyov (Aze) by wazari.
In repechage in beat the Australian by ippon then lost ippon to Tokuno (Jap)
66kg Stephane Chrétien lost first round to Yougoslavian player by koka
100kg I won my first match against Iveri Jikurauli (Geo) I scored wazari on leg pick and pin him for ippon. I then won my second match against Kojima (Jap) on hansoku make In the semi I beat T. Inoue (Jap) The older brother of olympic champion by yuko 2min30 into over time In the final I lost a close and ambiguis match against Suzuki of Japan by koka. So I had to settle for silver.
My body is a mess!
Nico

6. Technical package for the 2003 Canadian National Senior Championships is now available at the Judo Canada website at http://www.judocanada.org/welc_e.html 7. 2003 Atlantic Championships confirmed - The Atlantic Judo Championships will be held on Saturday April 12 2003, in Summerside P.E.I, with a training camp on Sunday April 13 2003 for athletes. There will be a referees clinic on Friday April 11 2003 with Joe Serrani. This championship will include cadets to senior categories. The technical package will be sent out in the near future. y M

News January 13, 2003

The following are pictures taken from the Robinson Blackmore newspaper "The Georgian" covering the Claude Estoppey Memorial tournament held in Stephenville on Nav. 16th

News November 24, 2002

1. The Claude Estoppey Memorial 2002 Provincial Judo Tournament was held in Stephenville on Nov. 16.  It was a great competition with over 50 competitors from clubs across the province.  Congratulations to all of the participants and the referees, officials and volunteers who made it all work! Results are available at: http://webhost.avint.net/astra/111602.htm

2. At the Stephenville provincial tournament the Canada Winter Games team was finalized. Congratulations to our team members and to all those who competed for positions on the team. The Canada Winter Games will be taking place in Campbelton, New Brunswick in February, 2003. Team members are:

Male:

Category	Team Member	Alternative
45kg	Andrew White (Indian Head)	Chris Motty (Goose Bay)
48kg	Jeffery Ennis (Sankyo)
51kg	Colin Jacobs (Goose Bay)
55kg	Daniel Aziz (MUN)
60kg	Alan Snow (Indian Head)
66kg	Jay Blanchard (Eagle Point)	Daniel Graham (Goose Bay)
73kg	Daniel Alexander (Eagle Point)	Matthew Cardinal (MUN)
81kg	No Competitor
+81kg	No Competitor

Female

Category	Team Member	Alternative
39kg	No Competitor
44kg	No Competitor
48kg	Brittney Newell (MUN)
52kg	Christina Barron (Sankyo)
57kg	Emma Gabrielle (Indian Head)	Kristen Lavalee (Indian Head)
63kg	Kirsten Moneurial (Goose Bay)
+63kg	No Competitor

3. Again at the Stephenville tournament awards were given out to the top three competitors in the NLJA competition points system for 2001/02.  Competitors recieve points for competition participation and numbers of  wins. First place winners in each category will receive an embroidered judo gi. Second and third place finishers received a copy of the book "History of Judo in Canada". The winners were:

Minors/Cadets
1. William Benmore Sankyo
2. Ryan Snow Indian Head
3. Jeffrey Ennis Sankyo

Juvenile
1. Daniel Aziz MUN
2. Jay Blanchard Eagle Point
3. Michael Montague Goose Bay

Junior
1. Eddie Barron Sankyo
2. Michael Montague Goose Bay
3. Scott Simmons Tung Yen
3. Kevin Li Tung Yen
3. James Coffey Sankyo
4. David Whalen Indian Head

Senior
1. Marco Chiaramonte MUN
2. Robert Coaker MUN
3. George Gillett Sankyo

First Place Winners of Top Competitors for 2001-2002

 Daniel Aziz / MUN / Juvenile: **  William Benmore / Sankyo / Minors-Cadets ** Marco Chiaramonte / MUN /Senior  **  Missing from Photo: Eddie Barron / Sankyo / Junior **

4. Sensei J.P. Cantin will be visiting the Goose Bay Judo Club in December. J.P. is the Canadian national junior team coach and the Atlantic Region judo coach. He has also expressed interest in visiting St. John's in February.

5. The next judo tournaments will be the MUN Winter Invitational on Feb. 8, 2003 in St. John's and the NLJA Winter Provincial Judo Tournament which will take place on March 29, 2003 also in St. John's. Mark these dates on your calendar and train hard!

6. Pan Am Judo Championship Judo Results

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic
-Two-time Olympic medallist Nicolas Gill of Montreal earned the gold medal in the men's 100 kilos class Saturday morning to highlight a seven medal performance for the Canadian team at the Pan Am judo championships.Gill, 30, defeated Oreidis Despaignes of Cuba in the final scoring a bout-ending Ippon at the halfway mark. He completed the tournament with four wins a no losses including two victories in less than 30 seconds. It's his third career Pan Am title. He also won in 1990 and 1998. "This was the first step in the Olympic qualification process so it was a big win," said Gill, who admitted he's still unsure whether he'll actually compete at the 2004 Games in Athens. "I qualify the category for the Pan Am Games next year and at those Games we can qualify directly for the Olympics."

Marie-Hélène Chisholm of Port-Cartier, Que., won the silver medal losing the women's 70 kilos final to former world champion Sibelis Veranes of Cuba. Bronze medallists for Canada were Trevor McAlpine of Lethbridge, Alta., in 100 kilos and over and Jean-François Marceau of Montreal in 73 kilos for the men. For the women it was Michelle Buckingham of Ottawa in 57 kilos, Olia Berger of Winnipeg in 78 kilos and over and Jacynthe Maloney of Port-Cartier in 78 kilos.

Meanwhile in Helsinki at the Finland Open, Catherine Roberge of Beauport, Que., won the gold medal defeating roommate Émilie-Claude Leroux of  Lachenaie, Que., in the women's 70 kilos final. "It was special to compete against Émilie," said Roberge. "My tournament went very well and I'm pleased. I earned some valuable ranking points that may become important in the Olympic selection process." Gervais Turcotte of Montreal was fifth in men's 90 kilos.

7. KANOKAI JUDO CLUB INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT, Dec. 7, 2002 Open to ALL ages and ALL belts. Competitors must be registered members in good standing with their provincial sport governing body (ie. Judo Nova Scotia, Judo P.E.I., etc.). Place: Nova Scotia Community College - Pictou Campus 39 Acadia Ave. - Stellarton, N.S. (If travelling from the West on TCH 104, take Exit 24, turn left on to Foord St., turn right on to Acadia St. at second set of lights, NSCC is on left. Parking and entrance at rear of building) Contact for more information: Allen Tobey (902)485-8374 the.tobeys@ns.sympatico.ca OR Heather Hayward (902)396-5324 james.hayward@ns.sympatico.ca

8. Atlantic Training Camp, Dec. 7-8, 2002 Fredericton, New Brunswick Some of the top instructors in Canada will be present at this training camp. A PDF version of the camp poster is attached to this message. For more information call J.P. Cantin at 506-451-1327 or email judonb@nbnet.nb.ca

News October 24, 2002

1. The technical packages for the 2nd Provincial Claude Estoppey Judo Tournament in Stephenville, Nov. 16, 2002 and the MUN Fall Invitational Judo Tournament in St. John's, Nov. 11, 2002 are now available on the NLJA web site at http://webhost.avint.net/astra/nlja.htm

2. Reminder to NLJA clubs that they should send in club registration to the NLJA Treasurer, Dave Earle, by the end of November.

News October 17, 2002

1. NCCP Technical II Judo Course - An NCCP coaching level II technical course for Judo will be held in St. John's, Oct. 25-27 at Memorial University. The course will be given by Mike Kay, NLJA NCCP Committee Chairman. Requirements are: Brown belt, minimum age of 18 years, completed level 1 NCCP courses. Anyone interested in coaching should strongly consider participating if they have the necessary qualifications. For more information about this course contact George Beckett (email:georger@mun.ca or phone: 709-777-66770)

2. MUN Fall Invitational Judo Tournament is now taking place on Monday,  November 11. A technical package will be distributed to clubs in the St. John's area shortly.

3. 2nd Provincial Claude Estoppey Memorial Judo Tournament - Saturday, November 16, 2002 hosted by the Indian Head Judo Club in Stephenville. There will be a Canada Winter Games training camp on Friday November 15 in Stephenville. Any fight offs needed to finalize selection of the Canada Winter Games team will take place at this tournament.

4. Ontario Open Judo Championships, Nov. 23-24, 2002 in Toronto. Advance registration is required with a deadline of Nov. 18, 2002. Information posters are available from the NLJA.

5. Port Hawksbury Judo Tournament, Nov. 2, 2002, Port Hawksbury, N.S. For more information contact the NLJA

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