Competition Date: 

Saturday, March 29: Intermediate 1, Juvenile A, Juvenile B and Collegiate Senior divisions. 

Sunday, March 30: Bantam 1, 2 and 3, Intermediate 2, IJF-Junior and Collegiate Novice Divisions

Point Status:  Intermediate, Juvenile and IJF-Junior divisions are pointable with 10 points for a gold medal.

Check-in and Registration

Friday, March 28: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. (ALL) at the Holiday Manor Inn & Conference Center
Saturday, March 29: 3 - 6 p.m. (Bantam/ Intermediate 2 / IJFJunior / Collegiate Novice ONLY) at the UW Stout Multi Purpose Room

Youth and Scholastic Nationals Day 2 Results

(Menomonie, Wis.) – With the Junior World Championship Trials five months away, the IJF-Junior (under 20) divisions continue to have some of the most exciting rivalries in the sport.  These hotly contested matches continued on Sunday at the Youth and Scholastic National Championships at the University of Wisconsin – Stout. 

Fifteen-year-old Andrew Porras (Hialeah, Fla. / USA Judo National Training Site at North Miami) established himself as a contender for the 73kg Junior World Team slot when he upset top-ranked Nick Delpopolo (Glenville, N.Y. / USA Judo National Training Site at the Jason Morris Judo Center), a 2007 Senior Nationals silver medalist... more>

Day 2 Competition Photo Gallery

Youth and Scholastic National Championships Day 1 Results

(Menomonie, Wis.) – Athletes from 9-years-old through collegiate players competed in the first day of the USA Judo Youth and Scholastic National Championships at the University of Wisconsin – Stout.

Ross MacBaisey (Atlanta, Ga. / Emory) and Allison Clifford (San Jose, Calif. / San Jose State University) both won their second consecutive collegiate national championship titles in the 81kg and 78kg divisions, respectively.

Adam Moyerman (Philadelphia, Pa. / Boston University) was named the Outstanding Male Competitor of the tournament after winning four matches all by ippon (instant win) to earn the 73kg gold medal... more>

Day 1 Competition Photo Gallery

Youth and Scholastic National Championships to Be Held at UW-Stout, March 29-30

(Colorado Springs, Colo.) – More than 500 of the top junior and collegiate players in the United States will be competing at the USA Judo Youth and Scholastic National Championships, March 29-30 at the University of Wisconsin – Stout in Menomonie, Wis. 

One of the largest tournaments for young athletes in the United States, the Youth and Scholastic Nationals will include players ranging from as young as 5-years-old through college seniors vying for National titles.

Also at stake for athletes in the U-20 division who win medals will be valuable junior elite national ranking points that will help athletes qualify for the Junior World Championship Trials, to be held Aug. 31 in Spokane, Wash.

“This event is shaping up even better than we projected,” said USA Judo CEO Jose H. Rodriguez (Colorado Springs, Colo.) of this inaugural tournament.  “Obviously there is a great deal of interest in the new concept of the Youth Olympic Games in 2010 and this event kicks off USA Judo’s efforts to prepare our athletes for 2012 and beyond... more>