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Camberley had four promising Cadets fighting in the British Championships this year.  All competed well but with mixed fortunes.  On this occasion the plaudits go to Sarah Hill who won all four of her  fights comfortably to take Gold and her first British title.   Coach Vince Skillcorn remarked how impressed he was with Sarah’s professional

  Kendal Coloured Belt Competition – Sunday 2nd December James Preston-Howes (11th Mon – Green belt U66) braved the long trip to Kendal looking to gain more valuable experience against high grade opponents.  He was not to be disappointed and found himself in a tough pool of four with a blue belt (15th Mon) and two brown belts.

It was an excellent day at the K2 Centre in Crawley for the Southern Area Open for Pre Cadets & Cadets.  Not only were there medals galore for Camberley’s Juniors but also a buzzing atmosphere and great team spirit amongst parents & kids alike.   On the mat the girls stole the show with medals

South Coast Open – Worthing Sunday 18th November saw four of our young fighters, Tom Kirk, Louis Baylis, and Joseph Mitchell at under 12’s and James Preston-Howes in the over 12’s, competing at the South Coast Open Age Banded competition in Worthing. Tom Kirk got things rolling having the first fight of the day in

Four of Camberley’s up and coming mini warriors made the trip to Southend to experience the big competition atmosphere of this highly regarded International Tournament. Competing in the U27kgs Yellow Belts category was Jack Baxter.  Jack performed respectably winning two of his four fights with some impressive Judo, only losing to two of the eventual

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At the Junior National Championships in Sheffield we had 4 fighters ready to test themselves against the best in the country at the Ice Sheffield Arena. Ewan Tweedie has been training with us at Camberley for some time but it was his first competition representing the club. Fighting in the -55kg pre cadets he had

Well done to the three competitors who headed to High Wycombe for the Kyu grade competition. Sam Horrell fought in the -66kg in the Green belt and under section. He had a tough 5 fights, 4 of which he won earning him the bronze medal. Next up was Gary Howe in the brown belt and

Another Sunday, another judo competition for the CJC mini warriors, this time at the Surrey County Junior and Youth closed. The event was well attended by the club with eight of our younger fighters stepping onto the mat. First up for the day was Joseph Mitchell fighting at -38Kgs, and he won his first fight

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