Several categories are now open for voting:
• WJT Ippon of the Year
• Coaching Achievement of the Year
• Rising Star
• Female Judoka of the Year
• Male Judoka of the Year
Voting is done through your IJF account at https://awards.ijf.org and will close on 10th December 2021.
You can submit one vote per category per day (the website tells you how much time you have left)
For each nominee in each category, a description is available by clicking on their picture.
Three categories will be chosen by a group of international experts:
• Judo for Peace
• Judo for Children
• Community Hero
2021 was an exciting year and you too can participate in the voting process. We are waiting for your votes!
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06. Nov. 2026 / For young judoka across Pakistan, a new opportunity ...
04. Nov. 2026 / In the early 2000s, I began travelling regularly to ...
03. Nov. 2026 / The final day of judo at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic ...
03. Nov. 2026 / Behind every contest at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic ...
03. Nov. 2026 / The question came from a young Senegalese athlete; ...
02. Nov. 2026 / Three new Youth Olympic champions were crowned on the ...
02. Nov. 2026 / Three more champions have emerged from an exciting ...
02. Nov. 2026 / Botay Arno Yafunga came to Dakar dreaming of gold.
02. Nov. 2026 / There are days when competing at home means something ...
02. Nov. 2026 / World Judo Day is more than a date in the calendar. ...
02. Nov. 2026 / Developing judo requires more than athletes willing ...
01. Nov. 2026 / The first day of judo at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic ...
08. Jun. 2018 / The next reigning world champion to be invited to answer ...
06. Jun. 2018 / Highlights from Hohhot Grand Prix 2018
07. Jun. 2018 / In April 2018, the International Judo Federation and ...
07. Jun. 2018 / 'Society should believe in sport as a beneficial cause ...