Dan Grade Promotions – March 2017


Moving into the Dan grades is a special moment that all judoka will treasure. Whether a lifetime goal or a happy co-incidence of hard work and dedication to the sport of judo, Dan grade promotions deserve to be recognised.

At the end of each month, we will publish the names of all judoka promoted to 1st Dan and above. If you achieve a grade promotion (either Mon, Kyu or Dan) in the next month please send in your grading photos and we will publish them alongside the new gradings next month!

Send in your photos to communications@britishjudo.org.uk or share them with us on our facebook page or on twitter @BritishJudo.

NameClub
To 1st Dan
Imogen Hunter61 Judo Club
Andrew WoodsKin Ryu Judo Club
Henry SolomonKin Ryu Judo Club
Lewis WiddicombeSouth Brent Judo Club
Gareth Latham
Leonardo BertocchiTsukuru Judo Academy
Libby Rose DaymondSouth Brent Judo Club
Adam WhitfieldSouth Brent Judo Club
Leah GrosvenorSamurai J C
George BurtonBradley Stoke Judo Club
Denis KashcheevReading Judo Club
Oliver GodwinWindsor Judo Club
Jake WilsonGrimsby Judo Club
Glenn Webster
Lisa Gaitely
Cyril AnsellSaffron Walden Judo Club
Mitchell KennedyFord Judo Club
Tommy RyanWarrington Warjukwai JC
Harry QuinnWirral Judo Club
George GueT N J C (Tony Newton Judo Club)
Ben PaddockStoke Judo Club
To 2nd Dan
Henry WakesShadsworth Judo Club
Michael WoottonWolverhampton Judo Club
David WalkerSamurai Judo Club
Paul JarvisFriary Judo Club
Keith Cartwright-JonesSaxmundham Judo Club
James Veal
Ryan Ferrey
Adam TowleGrantham Judo Club
Caroline BraysonGlasgow University Judo Club
David HulmeRochdale Judo Club
Graeme SkellyDorking Judo Club
To 3rd Dan
Chris NewmanUnited Judo (Bexleyheath)
Fabio OrlandiOxford City Judo Club
To 4th Dan
Stephen McCluskey
To 5th Dan
William ClarkeRochdale Judo Club
Frederick ProsserGlyncoed Junior Judo Club
Mike Mounowah
Roy FrancisAireborough & Wharfedale JC

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