LatestSunday, 16th May 2010 MSMAS Shelley Jackson 'takes on the world' at the British Open 2010 ... Young Shelley Jackson once again showed her courage and committment by entering this years 2010 British Judo Open at K2 in Crawley over the weekend...
Although only 17, Shelley 'took on the world' on Saturday, to compete against Players from across the globe.... Her two contests, both against heavyweight ladies from Russia saw her confidence shine through, despite her obvious lack of experience at this level. Ladies + 78Kgs ~ Results: 1st place ~ Sarah ADLINGTON ~ Great Britain (GBR) 2nd place ~ Alicia ALONSO ~ Spain (ESP) = 3rd place ~ Ksenia CHIBISOVA ~ Russia (RUS) & Melanie GASCH ~ Germany (GER) = 4th place ~ Daria KARPOVA ~ Russia (RUS) & Gerdien KUPERS ~ Netherlands (NED) = 5th place ~ Anastasia GUBADOVA ~ Russia (RUS) & Shelley JACKSON ~ Great Britain (GBR) MSMAS wish her luck as her Judo carreer unfolds.... Britain won 9 medals at the 2010 British Open. The host nation finished in third place overall, with the Netherlands taking the top spot, followed by France. Britain won three gold medals, one silver and five bronze medals, just one gold medal down from last year’s results. British golds were won by Gemma Howell (-63kg), Ashley McKenzie (-60kg) and Sarah Adlington (+78kg). After 10 months out by injury, the British Open played stage to Gemma Howell‘s return to competition. Howell, who has made her place previously in the -57kg weight category at the Championships, competed in the -63kg competition and seemed untroubled by the change. This is Howell’s second medal at the Championships, adding to the bronze she won in 2007. Ashley McKenzie, who was the only reigning British Open Champion defending their title going into the event, looked at ease throughout the day and retains his title in the -60kg weight division for the third consecutive year. Nathon Burns took the silver medal in the -60kg weight category and James Millar won the bronze. Sarah Adlington, who had to miss the British Open last year due to injury, looked classy in the +78kg gold medal final winning with an impressive ippon throw against opponent Alicia Alonso of Spain. Colin Oates (-66kg) , Sally Conway (-70kg), Chris Sherrington (+100kg) and Siobhan O’Neill (-52kg) also won bronze medals for Britain. Full British Results:
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Recent NewsWednesday, 10th April 2013 MSMAS Dojo ~ Training Times / Special Events / Diary ..... For details on the MSMAS 'FREE' Judo for Juniors & Youth (8/18yrs), plus 'Instructors Roll' PLUS recent NEWS ~ Click on any of the entries to right of this page >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tuesday, 9th April 2013 MSMAS Dojo ~ Continues to offer 'FREE' Judo to Junior/Youth aged 8/18 years ... 'FREE' Junior/Youth Judo ~ Available to young people across Sussex at The Mid Sussex Martial Arts School (BJA No: 2075) Monday, 8th April 2013 MSMAS Dojo ~ Instructors Roll Sunday, 7th April 2013 MSMAS Judo ~ Medal success @ 2013 BJA Sussex County Judo Trials A small MSMAS Junior & Senior Judo Team of just 6 Players, 3 Senior & 3 Junior attended this years BJA Sussex County Judo Trials, yet with only 6 they came home with 6 Medals to enjoy yet another 100% medal success day resulting in 3 x Sussex County Judo Champions & 6 x Sussex County Judo Players ... Monday, 1st April 2013 MSMAS Dojo ~ Marks loss of Hiroaki Izumi Shihan with 'JYG Aikido' On March 1st 2013 we lost Hiroaki Izumi Shihan, today, April 1st 2013, just one month on, the ever growing list of 'Jin Yuu Gi Aikido' across the globe will remember.
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