Judo in Poland

Judo in Poland gained popularity since the judo women became European Champion in 2016. The Polish Judo Association was organiser of the European Championships in 2017. Polish Judo has a tradition with Olympic Champions Waldemar Legien in 1988 and 1992 and Pawel Nastula in 1996. Rafal Kubacki, Beata Maksymow and Pawel Nastula won two world titles. 13 Polish judoka won 19 European judo titles. The European women’s team consists of Agata Perenc, Arleta Podolak, Agata Ozdoba, Katarzyna Klys, Katarzyna Furmanek, Anna Borowska, Karolina Pieńkowska, Karolina Talach and Anna Zaleczna. In 2017 the Polish Judo Association celebrated its 60th anniversary.

Judo legends B S G

  • Beáta Maksymow
    • 1035
  • Pawel Nastula
    • 026
  • Waldemar Legien
    • 413
  • Rafal Kubacki
    • 623
  • Janusz Pawlowski
    • 710

Beáta Maksymow - Super star

Waldemar Legien - Idol

Last 365 days of judo B S G

  • Urszula Hofman
    • 112
  • Julia Kowalczyk
    • 211
  • Anna Borowska
    • 011
  • Arleta Podolak
    • 001
  • Angelika Szymańska
    • 001

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Last results

Judo event Type Place Date
Oleśnica Junior tournamentITJunOleśnica24 Nov 2019
Oleśnica Cadet tournamentITCadOleśnica23 Nov 2019
Warsaw Judo Open Cadet Tournament ITCadWarsaw28 Sep 2019
Warsaw Judo Open Junior Tournament ITJunWarsaw28 Sep 2019
European Cup U21 PoznanIJFJunPoznan3 Aug 2019

Birthdays

Name Birthdate Age
Lukasz Golus20 Jan 199129 years
Pawel Koszela20 Jan 198931 years
Karolina Koszela20 Jan 198634 years
Izabela Lubczynska20 Jan 197743 years
Gabriela Kwasny21 Jan 200218 years

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

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World Championships Tokyo 2019
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