Texas A&M Judo will be hosting the 2008 Texas Collegiate Judo Championships on February 16, 2008. Colleges and universities from across the state of Texas will be attending. Teams that will be included:
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On behalf the National Collegiate Judo Association we would like to thank everyone that took part in our National Championship tournament this past weekend. Special thanks to all of the local organizers as well as the referees that traveled across the country the make this event happen.
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Coach Bob Perez and the Texas A&M Judo team are a force to be reckoned with. On Janurary 23-26th, the Aggies played host to a 4 day training camp that was capped off with the Texas Collegiate Conference Championships. The National training camp was hosted by USA Judo which provided some top notch instruction.
The 4 day seminar was headed up by 1976 Olympian Patrick Burris, IJF “A” Referee Dr. Gary Berliner and Tom Riggs. 45 players from Texas, Louisiana and Tennessee attended the 4 day technical training camp. Dr. Berliner used this camp to familiarize the players with the new rules which eliminate the red zone and 5 second penalty. These new rules which are currently being testing by the IJF were used during Sunday’s tournament and considered by most everyone a huge success.
Welcome to the all-new website for the National Collegiate Judo Association. Many of you may not have been aware of the NCJA, but we have quietly been around for over 40 years. This site will be used as an outlet for College Judo news as well as a place for people to interact and exchange ideas on our message forum. We have public boards for anyone who wishes to join or start a topic. Our private forum will be reserved strictly for coaches that belong to the NCJA. This will give coaches an avenue of open communication with other coaches from College Judo programs.
The NCJA is a not for profit organization that is designed to promote the growth and development of College Judo programs. Please bookmark our site and check back often for news updates, interviews, results and more.
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