Cluarankwai (Kilmarnock) Judo Club
2011 Club Championship Results
Kilmarnock’s Cluarankwai Judo Club held its annual 2011 Junior Club Championships at the clubs Lottery founded Training centre in new mill road. The event was well attended by the junior members of the club and by their parents and family, friends.
All of the juniors taking part performed well on the day showing everyone the results of their hard work over the last year. All players showed a marked improvement in their skills and showed that they had natural abilities in the Olympic Sport of Judo.

The Clubs Trophies for the year went to:
Best Novice Boys 2011 : Adam Barnes
Best Novice Girls 2011 :Chloe Barnes
Cluarankwai Shield – Best Young Player : Adam Muirhead
Elenor McGarry – Fighting Spirit Shield :Laughlin Kilpatrick
Most Improved Player : Ellie Mclarty
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Category 1 |
1 Laughlin Kilpatrick 2 Dylan Weemys 3 Alex Mcgibben 4 Rhys Findlay |
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Category 2 |
1 Alastair Rogers 2 Chloe Barnes 3 Owen Mckenzie 4 Ben Smyth |
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Category 3 |
1 Paul Kelly 2 Adam Barnes 3 Calum Kilpatrick 4 Josh Hume |
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Category 4 |
1 Paul Kelly 2 Adam Barnes 3 Calum Kilpatrick 4 Josh Hume |
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Category 5 |
1 Blair Sproat 2 Grant Wilson 3 Jessica Carmichael 4 Iona Rogers |
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Category 6 |
1 Adam Muirhead 2 Adam Roy 3 Scott Liddell 4 Kieran Robertson |
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Category 7 |
1 Ellie Mclarty 2 Paul Young 3 Eilidh Bark 4 William Jamieson |
Last Updated (Friday, 13 January 2012 16:53)
Welcome
Hello and welcome to the site "Cluarankwai Judo Club". Cluarankwai Judo Club (Kilmarnock Judo Club) are a well established club based in the heart of Kilmarnock on the West Coast of Scotland. The club caters for everyone of all ages and sizes as they have done since the the club was founded some time between 1948 and 1952. The club is one of the oldest clubs in Scotland and over the years its members have played an important part in developing Judo throughout Scotland and the UK. The Club is often referred by other as the sleeping giant of Scottish Judo. This is due to the number of international players and officials that we produced during the clubs early years. Today the club is well placed to repeat history having over one hundred active Junior & Senior members and a new double area (Dojo) training hall with seating for events. The club has one of the best training facilities in Scotland and the UK and is one of the largest, safest dojo's anywhere. The dojo is used for national and local events throughout the year and its faculties are used by other sports for training and seminars.
The club run classes for children and adults 3 nights a week and the club has the highest number of qualified coaches in Scotland and the UK. We have a number of UKCC Level 1 & 2 coaches who are also BJA Senior Club Coaches. Our Classes cater for all levels from beginner to the more advanced players. During our (Junior) children's classes, children learn the sport of Judo while taking part in Judo skill related games. As well as this the children are getting fit and learning to respect and look after others in the sport of Judo and throughout their life. We offer you and (or) your children a first class experience as you learn the sport of Judo. The club has many special guests & visitors over the normal training year who come from all over the world to visit the club, This can include world champions and Olympic medalists and of course some of the best coaches that the world has to offer.
So have a look at the information on the website, including our Photo Gallery and enjoy your visit. If you have any questions about the club or want any more information about the club then please e-mail us at
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We welcome everyone to visit us and train at our club, in one of the best Judo training facilities in the world.
Last Updated (Tuesday, 15 November 2011 16:36) |









