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YVES LORAN ME JUDO TOURNAMENT–MAY 10, 2003 ECOLE VICTOR - BRODEUR VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA The Victoria Judo Club invites all interested
Judoka to participate in the Yves Loran Memorial Judo Tournament. There will be
divisions for Junior Boys and Girls, Juvenile Men and Women, Junior Men and
Women, and Senior Men and Women in Novice, Intermediate and Advanced Divisions
where the number of competitors permits. This
is a Judo B.C. sanctioned event. Date:
Saturday, May 10, 2003 Place:
Ecole Victor - Brodeur,
637 Head Street,
Victoria, British Columbia
(see enclosed map and directions) Weigh-in
and Time:
Weigh-ins at tournament site on day of tournament.
For weigh-in times see division list. Shiai Begins at 10:30 a.m. Entry
Fee:
$25.00 for each and every division.All entries must be received by
Tuesday, May 6, 2003.Late entry fee is $35.00. Competitors who fail to make
their selected weight will be charged a $10.00 fee to change to the appropriate
division. Eligibility:
All competitors must be members in good standing with Judo B.C., their
Provincial Judo Organization, or (for non-Canadian competitors) their
appropriate National Judo Organization. Competitors
may be required to present their current membership cards at weigh-in.
Out of province competitors will be required to sign a waiver form, which
must also be signed by a parent or guardian if the competitor is under the age
of 19. Refereeing:
A pre-Shiai referee clinic will be held at the tournament site starting
at 9:30 a.m. All referees and club coaches are encouraged to attend.
Clubs are requested to send referees with their team. Elimination:
Time permitting, we will attempt to ensure that competitors get as many
matches as possible. At minimum,
Modified Double Elimination will be used. Rules:
I.J.F. Rules will apply, except: (1)
The rest period between matches will be 5 minutes, not 10. (2)
The use of blue judo-gis (by the first called competitor only) is
encouraged, not required. (3)
Kansetsu waza are not permitted in any Novice Division.
Shime waza and kansetsu waza are not permitted in Junior (under 12 years
old) Divisions. Attempts will be penalized. (4)
Drop seoi-nage is prohibited in Junior and Juvenile Divisions. (5) In
Junior Divisions the so-called “headlock” throw is strictly prohibited. If this throw is attempted, matte will be called and the
offending competitor warned. A second attempt, or if the other competitor is--in
the sole opinion of the referee team on the mat--injured, will result in a
direct hansouku-make (for an action which may endanger or injure the opponent).
As it is a prohibited technique, no score will result from the use of the
“headlock throw.” (6) If a
judoka is blind, the IBSA modifications to IJF rules shall apply to all of
his/her matches. Divisions:
The Tournament Director reserves the right to modify the weight divisions
and number of divisions. In
exercising this discretion, the Tournament Director will attempt to accommodate
novice (white and yellow belt) and girls divisions. Inquiries/Additional
Information:
Bryce
Bates (Tournament Director)
Bruce Wardhaugh Phone: 250-385-6900
Phone: 250-380-9558 e-mail:
e-mail: crimlaw@shaw.ca Entries:
To avoid late fees, entries must be received by Tuesday, May 6, 2003. You can enter on line at www.judotaikai.com or entries may be
e-mailed to Bryce Bates at brycebates@hotmail.com or faxed to the Victoria Judo
Club at 250-384-7612. Please have a club representative submit entry fees at the
registration/weigh-in table at the tournament. Fees should be submitted on a club, not individual, basis.
Cheques should be made out to “Victoria Judo Club.”
This
tournament is dedicated to the memory of Yves Loran, Sandan, from the Victoria
Judo Club. Yves passed away June 5,
2001 after a short illness. Yves started his judo career in his native France at
the age of 19 after a car accident left him temporarily paralysed for two years.
He trained under Sensei Norris, a two-time European champion, for over
ten years. Yves received his Shodan in 1980. He moved to Victoria and joined the Victoria Judo Club in
1981. For
the next twenty years Yves devoted his time to the juniors of the club, and
earned his promotions to Nidan in 1986 and Sandan in 1998.
To him, children were the future of judo. Yves’
older son, Christopher, is a Sankyu. His
younger son, Elliot-- who has been on the B.C. team for the last two years--is a
Nikyu. Yves’ family and club have set up a juniors’ travel fund at the
Victoria Judo Club in his memory. DIVISION LIST: YVES LORAN MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT 2003 All Divisions will be subdivided into light,
medium and heavy, and further subdivided
where numbers permit. When
completing the entry form you must provide an accurate weight JUNIOR BOYS AND GIRLS NOVICE weigh
in 9:30 - 10:00 Division
1 (L,M,H): Boys and Girls born 1994
and after Division
2 (L,M,H): Boys Born 1993 through
1990 Division
3 (L,M,H): Girls Born 1993 through
1990 JUNIOR BOYS AND GIRLS BORN 1990 and after 4th
kyu or higher weigh-in
9:30 - 10:00 Division
4 (L,M,H): Boys Division
5 (L,M,H): Girls NOVICE JUVENILE (5th AND 6th
kyu) Born 1987 – 1989 weigh-in
10:00 - 10:30 Division
6 (L,M,H): Men Division
7 (L,M,H): Women JUVENILE (4th Kyu and above) Born
1987 – 1989 weigh-in
10:00 - 10:30 Division
8 (L,M,H): Men Division
9 (L,M,H): Women JUNIOR MEN AND WOMEN Born 1984 – 1987 weigh-in
10:00 - 10:30 Division
10 (L,M,H): Men Division
11 (L,M,H): Women NOVICE SENIOR
(5th and 6th
kyu) weigh-in
10:30 - 11:00 Division
12 (L,M,H): Men Division
13 (L,M,H): Women SENIOR (2nd
Kyu to 4th Kyu) weigh-in
10:30 - 11:00 Division
14 L,M,H): Men L M H Division
15 (L,M,H): Women L M H
SENIOR
BROWN AND BLACK BELTS weigh-in 10:30 - 11:00 Division 16 (L,M,H):
Men Division17 (L,M,H):
Women MAP AND DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM
THE FERRIES: Take Highway 17 (also known
as the “Pat Bay Highway”) southbound (the only direction possible from the
ferries) to Victoria. The Highway
becomes Blanchard Street. Continue
on Blanchard until you are almost in town, until you get to Pandora Avenue (that
will be a couple of blocks past where the now demolished arena was).
Turn right on Pandora. Continue
across the bridge. Pandora now
becomes Esquimalt Road. Continue
along Esquimalt Road to Head Street (there is a Canadian Tire Store at the
Corner of Esquimalt and Head). Turn
right. The school is about a half a
block along the street. FROM
“UP ISLAND”: Take Highway 1 into Victoria. Highway
1 becomes Douglas Street. Turn
right at Pandora Avenue (the City Hall is at the corner of Douglas and Pandora).
Continue across the bridge. Pandora
now becomes Esquimalt Road. Continue
along Esquimalt Road to Head Street (there is a Canadian Tire Store at the
Corner of Esquimalt and Head). Turn
right. The school is about a half a
block along the street MAP:
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