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British Schools 2024 Representing Rednock School in the academic year 11 under 81kg category dispatched his first round opponents with massive ura nagi throws putting him straight through to the final to come away with a 2nd place silver medal. Also competing, Humphrey Willems, representing Marling School in the year 8 Under 60kg category, won his first two bouts convincingly. After suffering an injury in his third bout it was doubtful he would be able to continue however, he decided to carry on and was rewarded with another win and a well earned third place bronze medal. British Closed 2023 Harry Lovell-Hewitt wins Gold in the under 100kg category at Sheffield. Commonwealth Games 2022 Harry LovHewitt wins bronze in the under 100kg category at the commonweath games held in Birmingham. Sarajeva European Open Sarejevo European Open Sept 19th 2021 Harry Lovell-Hewitt back on form after injury and lockdown secures a silver medal in the under 100kg category in Sarejeva. Harry has also been selected to compete at the Baku Grand Slam on November 7th and the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam on November 28th Commonwealth Games 2022 Harry LovHewitt wins bronze in the under 100kg category at the commonweath games held in Birmingham. British School's Championships 2020 A small group of stroud members travelled to Sheffield to compete in this high profile event. Hamish was competing in the under 38kilo executing some very skilful judo to throw all of his opponents with the maximum score of Ippon winning a Gold Medal and the Championship Title for the second year in succession. Oakley James competing in the cadet section was also on form winning a second place Silver Medal.
Midland Area Age Bands
Ben Latchford had a really good day at Walsall winning all his bouts on his way to a first place Gold medal. Fellow club member, Oliver Ridout also fought well to earn a third place Bronze.
Kidderminster Green & Under
Hugo Matthews Gold
Oliver Ridout Gold
Ruby Gibbs Gold
Theo Brown Silver
Nathan Payne Silver
Gvozden Zgonjanin Silver
Henry Field Bronze
Matthew Tosh Bronze
Daniel Barton Bronze
Lyra King Bronze
Dulcie Troy Bronze
Scottish Open Championships 2020
Competing in the u100 category Dan looked in good form winning a third place bronze in the youth section despite a lack of preperation due to recent illness and a minor injury.
British Closed 2019
Making a return to competitive judo, Dan Fox looked strong in the junior U100kg category. Given his lack of training
due to illness, he done well, winning a third place bronze but unfortunately had to withdraw from the senior
category due to a calf injury.
British School's Championships 2019
Hamish Rankin
Ten Year old Hamish Rankin, competed at the recently held British Schools Championships.
The event took place at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield and was attended by some 750 competitors
from around the UK.
Hamish fought in a strongly contested under 34 kilo category beating all his opponents with some very skilful
techniques and winning a first place gold medal. This is the best result to date for Hamish and makes him
the youngest Stroud Judo member to medal at this event.
Danish Open 2019
Dan Fox
 Dan Fox marked his first GB International event by winning bronze at the Matsumae Cup in Denmark. Initially Dan took part in the Senior 90kg category where he won three of his five bouts with the maximum score of ippon to earn a seventh place. On the second day competing in the under 21 age category Dan won five bouts all by the maximum score. After loosing to a very strong Swedish player in the fourth round Dan returned in the repechage and following a very exciting contest once again threw his opponent for ippon, winning a third place bronze.
Portugal European Cup 2019
Harry Lovell-Hewitt
U90 kgs Silver.
 Scottish Open 2019
Dan Fox U90kg Junior Bronze
Helena Fuller-Harvey o66kg Cadet Bronze
Dan Fox
U90 kgs Junior catagory Gold.
U90 kgs Senior Bronze.
Helena Fuller-Harvey
Cadet-Bronze.
West of England Schools Qualifers.
Dan Fox
U90 kgs Senior catagory Gold.
Helena Fuller-Harvey
Pre-Cadet-Gold.
Oliver Ridout
Pre-Cadet-Silver.
Hamish Rankin
Cadet-Bronze.
Harry Lovell-Hewitt
Stroud Judo Club's Harry Lovell-Hewit has been selected for the 2018 Junior U21 European
Championships in Sofia,Bulgaria from September 13-16.
Harry will be making his debut in the competition and is part of a nine-strong team selected by British Judo
in the under 21s section.
The -90kg judoka moved upto his current weight category in 2017 where he went on to win
the junior British Championships.
In 2018 Harry has continued his progress with gold medals at the Lignano Junior European Cup and Danish Open
as well as silver at the Cumbra and Kaunas Junior European Cups.
His performances has seen him move into the top ten at his weight in the IJF Junior World rankings.
Helena Fuller-Harvey
Won Bronze Medal at the Sportif International.
Dan Fox
Won the Gold Medal at the British Schools Championship in the U81 kgs catagory. Dan has medalled consecutively at this
event for the last three years.
Oliver Ridout
Won Bronze Medal at the British Schools Championship in the U/46 kgs category. Oliver suffered a broken toe in his
first contest but battled on for a further four rounds.
To date Oliver is Stroud's youngest jugoka to medal at this event.
Dan Fox
Club member Dan Fox attended a grading at Cardiff in an attempt to gain points towards his Black Belt.
Ten points are awarded for wins by ippon and accumulated up to the required one hundred.
Having won his first three bouts Dan was given a line up of three opponents all to be fought consecutively.
The first opponent was beaten with Osoto Gari, the second with Juji-Gatami and the third with a
Ura-nage ogoshi combination.
All six wins were won by the maximum ippon score meaning that Dan was awarded his black belt on the day,
this was a well deserved achievement.
 Coaching Qualifications. Stroud Judo are pleased to announce that Harry Lovell-Hewit and Dan Fox, have taken the first step on the coaching ladder, passing the Level One coaching course. . Gloucestershire Under 16 Open Championship
19th November 2016 A team of fourteen members from Stroud Judo Club competing at the recent Gloucester Open came away with eight medals. The event was non grade banded and a step up for most players all of which performed well against some strong opposition. Silver medals went to Roberta Turton, Dorian Dyka, Dacian Dyka and Oliver Ridout with Bronze medals to Harvey White,Jack Brooks, Jordan Littleton and Riley Littleton.
Connor Elliot
Connor Elliott has been awarded a 1st Dan Black Belt.
At a recent grading event Connor beat three opponents by the maximum score entitling him to take part in a line up.
This involves competing against three equally graded opponents in consecutive bouts, Connor managed to complete
the line winning all three once again by maximum points and securing his black belt on the day.
************************************************************************************************ British Judo Championships Three members of our club travelled to Sheffield in December 2015 to compete at the British Judo Championships.
Harry Lovell-Hewitt who won the under 18 years category at 81 kilos last year had to move up to the under
21 year category and came away with a second place silver.
Brother Jacob Lovell-Hewitt looked strong all day and had an impressive win against a strong opponent
to secure a third place bronze at under 73 kilos.
Connor Elliott competing for the first time at under 81 kilos was also on form beating some strong players
on his way through to a well earned fifth place. All three players are now firmly established in the GB ranking lists.
Connor Elliot Harry Lovell-Hewit Jacob Lovell-Hewitt **************************************************************************** Harry Lovell-Hewitt
Having achieved the number one place on the Cadet ranking list earlier in the year,
Harry Lovell-Hewitt was selected by Great Britain to compete in the under 81 kilo category
at the European Youth Olympics held in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Stroud Coach Richard said Harry fought really well and was unlucky to pick up a minor penalty early in his fourth fight.
Despite a tremendous amount of pressure he put on his opponent he was unable to convert his efforts to a score.
This meant Harry was denied a chance to fight for a bronze medal and had to settle for a well earned 7th place.
A great achievement for his first event at this level.
All four of Harry's fights can be seen on youtube by entering: EYOF Tbilisi 2015 Day 4
Times into the stream are approx.:
9m 30s
35m 40s
2h 40m
5h 18m
There are also other competitors worth watching if you are so inclined.
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