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Event Information

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Date
Saturday, Aug. 2

Eligibility
Open to all USA Judo members.
 
Rules
Current IJF rules (modified).

• No Arm locks (Kansetsu-Waza) allowed in any Junior or Novice Division.
• ​No Chokes (Shime-Waza) allowed in athletes under 13 years of age.
• Golden Score will be in effect in case of a tie at the end of regulation match time.
• Modified Double elimination for five or more.
• True Double elimination for four or less competitors.
• Round Robin 5 or less competitors Tournament Directors may adjust weight categories, divisions and brackets if necessary Divisions and Age Groups. ​Age and weight groups may be adjusted depending on entries.
• The tournament director reserves the right to modify divisions if necessary. 

Divisions and Age Groups
Age and weight groups may be adjusted depending on entries. The tournament director reserves the right to modify divisions if necessary.
 
KATA – Nage-no-Kata, Katame-no-Kata, Ju-no-Kata, Goshin Jutsu 

SHIAI

• “Madison bracketing” will be used for all junior and veterans divisions. Age and weight cutoffs will be determined after registration closes on Saturday, July 27. The deadline to report any issues, errors or omissions is 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1.
• Novice and Senior Men: 60, 66, 73, 81, 90, 100, 100+ kg
• Novice and Senior Women: 48, 52, 57, 63, 70, 78, 78+ kg
• Contact the tournament director with any concerns.      

Schedule

Friday, Aug. 1

• 6–7 p.m. — All competitors weigh-in

Saturday, Aug. 2

• 8–9:30 a.m. — All competitors weigh-in
• 9:30 a.m. — Kata competition begins
• Veterans division follows Kata.
• Novice Juniors follow Veterans.
• Junior (all belts) follow Novice Juniors.
• Senior Novice follows Junior divisions.
• Senior men and women follow Senior Novice.

Match Times

• Junior, Novice and Veterans: 3 minutes
• Senior Women and Men: 4 minutes

MAAPP Policy The Center for SafeSport has developed the Minor Athlete Prevention Policies (MAAPP) which USA Judo has adapted to our own sport. The MAAPP is a collection of proactive and training policies comprised of two parts; Education & Training Policy that requires training for certain Adult Participants and the Required Prevention Policies, focused on limiting one-on-one interactions between Adult Participants and Minor Athletes to prevent abuse. The full MAAPP policy can be found at usjudo.org.

>> View details and waiver (PDF)
 

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Registration

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Registration
April 7 – Aug. 1 (at 5 p.m.)
 

Shiai and Kata Entry Fees

• $50 per person if registered by July 23.

• Kata teams pay $50 total (not per person).

• $60 per person from July 24 through Aug. 1.

• Kata teams pay $60 total (not per person).

>> Register for Judo*

*If you are having issues registering online, contact the College Station Parks & Recreation Department at 979-764-3486.
 

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Facility

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Location
Texas A&M Physical Education Activity Program (PEAP) Building
632 Penberthy Blvd., College Station, TX 77843

Admission
Free
 
Amenities
Coming soon
 
Parking
Coming soon
 

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More Information

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Event Coordinator
Laurie Brown
City of College Station Parks & Recreation
979-764-3725
lbrown@cstx.gov