2011 RESULTS Jan - Jun

8.1.11 Donderslag International, Meeuwen, Belgium

GOLD Nekoda Davis
BRONZE Lee Shinkin

22.1.11 British Junior (u20) Trials, Sheffield

GOLD Nekoda Davis

23.1.11 British Senior Elite Performance Trials, Sheffield

GOLD Tom Davis
BRONZE Lee Shinkin
BRONZE Nadia Minardi

This was a special day: Nadia chose to announce her retirement from elite performance at this event, while standing on the rostrum with her 21st National medal. An outstanding athlete, with an outstanding domestic and international record. Willesden Judo Club salutes you.

12.2.11 London Universities Championships, Brunel

GOLD Colleen Kerr

12-13.2.11 Budapest World Cup, Hungary

Tom Davis and Ashley McKenzie were selected to represent Great Britain at this World Cup Tournament. Both lost in the first round, but are looking forward to the Dusseldorf Grand Prix in one week's time.

19-20.2.11 Dusseldorf Grand Prix, Germany

Ashley and Tom were selected to represetn Great Britain at this tough International event. Tom beat the Angolan athlete in round two and then lost to the USA's Travis Stevens, ending his day. Ashley lost to the highly ranked Italian Elio Verde and went out.

26-27.2.11 World Cup for Men, Warsaw, Poland

Ashley and Tom were selected to represent Great Britain at this tough global meet. Tom lost to the good Czech boy, Musil, in the first round and went out. Ashley was on outstanding form, winning 6 fights by ippon to take his first ever World Cup medal, a gold. It was a fine performance and leads Ashley beautifully into his preparation period for the Senior Europeans in April. Congratulations from all of us at WJC.

5.3.11 Samurai Women's Open, Kidderminster, Midlands

GOLD Jo Crowley

12.3.11 Ingelmunster International, Belgium

BRONZE Lee Shinkin

13.3.11 English Junior Open, Crystal Palace, London

GOLD Nekoda Davis

19.3.11 Thuringia Junior International Tournament, Germany

Nekoda Davis was selected to represent England at this tough international competition. She went out in the first round to Rigo from Belgium.

19.3.11 BUCS, Sheffield

GOLD Nadia Minardi
SILVER Colleen Kerr

20.3.11 Southern Area Senior Open, Crawley

GOLD Theo Spalding-McIntosh

26.3.11 Portugal Junior European Cup, Coimbra, Portugal

BRONZE Nekoda Davis

27.3.11 English Senior Open Championships, Sheffield

GOLD Theo Spalding-McIntosh
BRONZE Jerome Robinson-Reid

3.4.11 Bosnian Senior European Cup, Sarajevo, Bosnia

No result

21.4.11 Senior Euorpean Championships, Turkey

Ashley McKenzie represented GBR at this ranking continental event but did not place.

1.5.11 Goole Under 19 Championships, Yorkshire

GOLD Nekoda Davis

6.5.11 Baku Grand Prix, Azerbaijan

Ashley flew to Baku to compete in this notoriously tough international meet but gained to result for GB this time.

15.5.11 British European Cup, Crawley

Nekoda Davis, Lee Shinkin and Theo Spalding-McIntosh all fought well, but gained no result.

21.5.11 Russian European Cup, Orenburg, Russia

BRONZE Ashley McKenzie

28.5.11 Moscow Grand Slam, Russia

Ashley McKenzie was again selected to represent Great Britain at this super-tough global ranking event. He won his first contest against Sweden's Lundqvist and then lost out to the fast-footed Brazilian, Kitadai.

4.6.11 Bucharest World Cup, Romania

Ashley McKenzie was selected to represent Great Britain at this top flight ranking event. He lost his first bout to Gerchev of Bulgaria.

5.6.11 London International Open, Greenwich, London

GOLD Tom Davis
BRONZE Lee Shinkin
BRONZE Jerome Robinson-Reid

5.6.11 Austrian Junior European Cup, Liebnitz, Austria

Nekoda Davis was selected to represent Great Britain at this very tough Junior International event. Nekoda lost her first fight to the experienced German competitor. She continues to train in Austria at the international training camp, this week.

11-12.6.11 World Cup, Tallinn, Estonia

Tom Davis represented Great Britain at this tough World Cup. He did not place.

18-19.6.11 Slovenian Senior European Cup, Celje, Slovenia

Theo Spalding-McIntosh was selected to represent Great Britain at this European Cup. He did not place.

26.6.11 Kent International, Crystal Palace, London

GOLD Theo Spalding-McIntosh