British Judo Association

Scottish judoka Sarah Adlington has been named as one of two flag bearers selected for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony, which takes place at The Hydro on 23rd July.

The first Scottish judoka ever to win two Commonwealth Games gold medals, Sarah Adlington, and Team Scotland’s most successful athlete of all-time, Alex Marshall MBE have both been select...

Charlie Ayre has been voted British Elite Athletes Association (BEAA) Athletes’ Athlete of the Month for June following his outstanding silver medal performance at the Qingdao Grand Prix.

The 20-year-old claimed the

With the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games just around the corner, the judo community won’t miss a moment of the action as our judoka take to the tatami in pursuit of Commonwealth medals.

From 23 July to 2 August, every judo contest and every medal session will be available to watch live across TNT Sports and HBO Max, giving supporters more ways than ever to follow the teams th...

Ammi Takahashi produced, arguably, her most complete performance of her international career as she claimed Silver in the -57kg competition at the Sarajevo European Open this weekend.

Takahashi (Ealing Judo Club) pulled off a string of victories over high ranked opponents throughout the day before falling short in the Final, which would have given her her first Senior Tour Go...

Nine British judoka will compete in Bosnia and Herzegovina this weekend at the Sarajevo European Open.

Tommy Jackson (East Yorkshire JA) will compete in the -73kg category, looking to build on the momentum from his first-ever European medal after claiming bronze at the Riga Senior European Cup in March. He’ll be aiming to carry that form into Sarajevo with an...