Three Hall of Fame inductions and two special awards mark the second edition of the gala. Established in 2017, Judo Canada’s High Performance Club brings together the athletes who have competed at the Senior World Championships and/or the Olympic Games, as well as the referees, coaches, and physiotherapists who accompanied the athletes to the Olympics. The High Performance Gala is a direct offshoot of the club. Trois personnalités intronisées au Temple de la renommée et deux remises spéciale...
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Three Hall of Fame inductions and two special awards mark the second edition of the gala. Established in 2017, Judo Canada’s High Performance Club brings together the athletes who have competed at the Senior World Championships and/or the Olympic Games, as well as the referees, coaches, and physiotherapists who accompanied the athletes to the Olympics. The High Performance Gala is a direct offshoot of the club. Trois personnalités intronisées au Temple de la renommée et deux remises spéciale...
November 2022 Novembre - Kyle Reyes / World Champion Runner Up-Vice Champion du Monde
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November 2022 Novembre - Kyle Reyes / World Champion Runner Up-Vice Champion du Monde
Kyle Reyes (-100 kg) experienced one of the best days of his judo career at the Judo World Championships in Tashkent. The 29-year-old judoka was untouchable right through to the grand final, where he was finally bested by local hero Muzaffarbek Turoboyev. Reyes therefore departs Uzbekistan with the title of runner-up world champion. The gold medal match ended on a somewhat controversial note. Turoboyev had already received two penalties and, according to the commentators, seemed on the ...
Judo Canada's Podcast
Three Hall of Fame inductions and two special awards mark the second edition of the gala. Established in 2017, Judo Canada’s High Performance Club brings together the athletes who have competed at the Senior World Championships and/or the Olympic Games, as well as the referees, coaches, and physiotherapists who accompanied the athletes to the Olympics. The High Performance Gala is a direct offshoot of the club. Trois personnalités intronisées au Temple de la renommée et deux remises spéciale...
