Though there was plenty of movement on the mats, the was no movement in the Champions League Cup standings following the Northern Lights Judo Championships on Saturday at Ecole Emilie-Tremblay.
Points leader Shiroumakai Judo Club remained at the top of the standings with just the Yukon Judo Championships left in the local schedule.
Northern Lights remains in second, Hiroshikai in third and Golden Horn in fourth.
Northern Light continues to lead in the Best Performance category.
The only change in standings since the previous championship in January was Hiroshikai moving from third to second in the Best Performance standings.
“We had 33 participants and a dozen volunteers of coaches, referees and organizers, plus supporters - family and friends,” said Dan Poelman, president of Judo Yukon, in an email to the News. “Great turnout ... Some great throws.
“Glad to see the kids and their family come out to the tournament.”
Saturday saw six judokas win more than one medal. Four were from Shiroumakai.
Hannah King, Wyatt Burnett, Rowan Kingston and Judy Russel all won medals in their weight divisions and also in knowledge. King was the only to win two gold.
Other multi-medalists were Northern Lights’ Jerome Hoeden and Hiroshikai’s Jade McLeod.
Judo Yukon is planning two trips before the end of the season. Yukon judokas will compete in a large international championship in Edmonton in April and will attend the Alaska State Championship at the end of May fallowing the Yukon championship in Whitehorse.
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Results
Mixed U9 under-26kg
Gold: Luke Roberts (Golden Horn)
Silver: Kenai Bryden (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Anya Bellon (Golden Horn)
Boys U9 under-29kg
Gold: Tristan Cruickshank (Northern Lights)
Silver: Jayden Isrka (Shiroumakai)
Bronze: Wyatt Burnett (Shiroumakai)
Boys U11 under-33kg
Gold: Eban Basnett (Shiroumakai)
Silver: Jerome Hoeden (Northern Lights)
Bronze: Aodhan Nowell (Shiroumakai)
Boys U13 under-36kg
Gold: Mattias Sembsmoen (Northern Lights)
Silver: Rowan Kingston (Shiroumakai)
Bronze: Tai McClelland (Northern Lights)
Mixed U11 under-33kg
Gold: Ove Maxfield (Shiroumakai)
Silver: Cassie Jensen (Shiroumakai)
Bronze: Glade Roberts (Golden Horn)
Bronze: Sam Bugg (Golden Horn)
Boys U11 under-45kg
Gold: Kaajineek Neumann (Northern Lights)
Silver: Scottie James (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Zacharia Lennie (Hiroshikai)
Girls U13 under-39kg
Gold: Talula Maxfield (Shiroumakai)
Silver: Echo Gatensby (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Aliya Grant (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Kate Muller (Shiroumakai)
Girls U13 over-45kg
Gold: Hannah King (Shiroumakai)
Silver: Judy Russell (Shiroumakai)
Boys U15 under-50kg
Gold: Reece Newell (Northern Lights)
Silver: Jock Shepherd-James (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Jared Gatensby (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Columbus MacKinnon (Northern Lights)
Bronze: Jade McLeod (Hiroshikai)
Boys U18 under-90kg
Gold: Jacob Hall (Hiroshikai)
Silver: Darrien James-Tizya (Hiroshikai)
Bronze: Dominic Smith-Johns (Hiroshikai)
Knowledge (beginner)
Gold: Wyatt Burnett (Shiroumakai)
Silver: Jerome Hoeden (Northern Lights)
Bronze: Jade McLeod (Hiroshikai)
Knowledge (intermediate)
Gold: Hannah King (Shiroumakai)
Silver: Rowan Kingston (Shiroumakai)
Bronze: Judy Russell (Shiroumakai)
Contact Tom Patrick at
tomp@yukon-news.com