List of Canadian judoka

This is a list of articles about prominent Canadian judoka.

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Judo Canada Hall of Fame

The following judoka are members of Judo Canada's Hall of Fame, which was created in 1996 to honour Canada's "ambassadors of Judo". There are two categories: 'athletes' and 'builders'.^[1]

Athletes

2012

• Pier Morten

2008

• Nicolas Gill

2001

• Louis Jani

2000

• Rainer Fischer
• Sandra Greaves

1999

• Wayne Erdman

1998

• Fred Blaney
• Joe Meli
• Lorraine Methot
• Tina Takahashi

1997

• Brad Farrow

1996

• Mark Berger
• Kevin Doherty
• Doug Rogers
• Phil Takahashi

Builders

2012

• Serge Piquette

2005

• Vincent Grifo

2004

• Gérard Blanchet
• Jim Kojima
• Perry Teale

2003

• Yves LeGal
• Carl Schell

2001

• Yeiji Inouye

2000

• Yoshitaka Mori
• Frank Sakai
• Daniel Tabouret

1999

• William Doherty
• Tomoaki Doi

1998

• Tomatsu Mitani
• Hiroshi Nakamura
• Masao Takahashi
• Satoru Tamoto

1997

• Leo Haunsberger
• Steve Kamino

1996

• Raymond Damblant
• Frank Hatashita
• Yoshio Katsuta
• Mamoru Oye
• Shigetaka Sasaki
• Yoshio Senda
• Masatoshi Umetsu
• Kenneth Whitney

Olympic Games

The following judoka have represented Canada at the Olympic Games. There are two categories: athletes and coaches.

London 2012

Athletes

• Amy Cotton
• Alexandre Emond
• Sasha Mehmedovic
• Joliane Melançon
• Sergio Pessoa
• Nicholas Tritton
• Antoine Valois-Fortier
• Kelita Zupancic

Coaches

• Nicolas Gill

Beijing 2008

Athletes

• Marylise Lévesque
• Sasha Mehmedovic
• Keith Morgan
• Nicholas Tritton
• Frazer Will

Athens 2004

Athletes

• Amy Cotton
• Marie-Hélène Chisholm
• Nicolas Gill
• Carolyne Lepage
• Keith Morgan
• Catherine Roberge

Sydney 2000

Athletes

• Luce Baillargeon
• Michelle Buckingham
• Nicolas Gill
• Keith Morgan
• Kimberly Ribble
• Sophie Roberge

Atlanta 1996

Athletes

• Ewan Beaton
• Michelle Buckingham
• Nancy Filteau
• Nicolas Gill
• Nathalie Gosselin
• Niki Jenkins
• Carolyne Lepage
• Colin Morgan
• Keith Morgan
• Marie-Josée Morneau
• Taro Tan

Barcelona 1992

Athletes

• Ewan Beaton
• Michelle Buckingham
• Jean-Pierre Cantin
• Nicolas Gill
• Sandra Greaves
• Roman Hatashita
• Brigitte Lastrade
• Pascale Mainville
• Jane Patterson
• Lyne Poirier
• Patrick Roberge
• Alison Webb

Seoul 1988

Athletes

• Glenn Beauchamp
• Kevin Doherty
• Louis Jani
• Joseph Meli
• Phil Takahashi
• Craig Weldon

Los Angeles 1984

Athletes

• Glenn Beauchamp
• Mark Berger
• Fred Blaney
• Kevin Doherty
• Brad Farrow
• Louis Jani
• Joseph Meli
• Phil Takahashi

Montreal 1976

Athletes

• Wayne Erdman
• Brad Farrow
• Rainer Fischer
• Tom Greenway
• Joseph Meli

Munich 1972

Athletes

• Terry Farnsworth
• Philip Illingworth
• William McGregor
• Doug Rogers
• Alan Sakai

Tokyo 1964

Athletes

• Doug Rogers

Paralympic Games

The following judoka have represented Canada at the Paralympic Games. There are two categories: athletes and coaches.

London 2012

Athletes

• Justin Karn
• Tim Rees
• Tony Walby

Coaches

• Tom Thompson

Beijing 2008

Athletes

• William Morgan

Coaches

• Tom Thompson

Athens 2004

Athletes

• William Morgan

Coaches

• Tom Thompson

Sydney 2000

Athletes

• William Morgan
• Pier Morten

Coaches

• Tom Thompson

Atlanta 1996

Athletes

• Pier Morten

Barcelona 1992

Athletes

• Pier Morten

Seoul 1988

Athletes

• Eddie Morten
• Pier Morten

See also

• Judo in Canada

References

1. "Hall of Fame". Judo Canada website. Retrieved 25 August 2012.

Further reading

Leyshon, Glynn A. (1998). Judoka: the history of Judo in Canada. Gloucester, Ontario: Judo Canada. ISBN 1894165004. Includes a Canadian black belt registry from 1946 to 1997 with approximately 5000 names, along with profiles of several prominent Canadian judoka. This book is now free to view and download on Google Books.