London Judokwai enjoy medal success
London Judokwai members pose for the camera (Pic: Mike Chapman) - Credit: Archant
London Judokwai enjoyed some medal success at the Independent Schools’ Association’s National Judo Championships.
The club took a team of seven students from Lyceum School to represent them at the competition at High Wycombe Judo Centre this month.
It was a tough day of fighting, but the club came home with seven different medals, with their stand-out performer being Max Judd, who bagged a gold medal and was crowned ISA National champion.
The other medals went to Maya Godfrey and Merlin Gore who both bagged silvers, while Genevieve Elms, Sienna Montoya, Annalise Elms and Alice Fletcher all picked up bronze medals for their efforts.
President Mike Chapman said: “It was wonderful seeing our players competing and doing their best to apply what they have learned since September 2017 when London Judokwai started teaching at their school.
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“Their progression over the year has been superb.”
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