Judo Intervarsities 2010/11 DCU

Burnt

Good luck to everyone fighting tomorrow, out in DCU. Hopefully
there will be plenty of great matchs and not so many injuries.

Perhaps people could post up the results, and some videos/pic here?

just-joe

+1.

Would be great to see the results and photos/videos go up here! Such a great weekend, I'm sad not to be there..

arybvtcw0eolkf

I think Sid Injustice might be fighting.

I might try get over and take some photos.

Pingu

Best of luck to all involved, first one I'm missing since taking up judo - but getting old so a stag party wins out!

Be great if you got a few pics Makikomi

nobbo

I wont be fighting so Ill try and get a few snaps and post them up. Ill have the laptop with me so if there's wifi Ill update as the day goes on.

arybvtcw0eolkf

nobbo wrote: »

I wont be fighting so Ill try and get a few snaps and post them up. Ill have the laptop with me so if there's wifi Ill update as the day goes on.

Hey give me a shout if you see me there - I've a mallet head, so you'll not miss me!..

Opinicus

I'll be there. Hopefully I won't completely embarrass myself at my first competition.

Sid_Justice

i'm going for a bit anyway. priority one is not getting DQed

it's also 2011

Burnt

I'm trapped in a black hole at the minute, time moves very slowly

TrollHammaren

I'll be there but I'll be really shít :-)

If anyone needs some cannon fodder, you know where to find me!

just-joe

Sid_Justice wrote: »

i'm going for a bit anyway. priority one is not getting DQed

Best o luck with that...

Although it was kinda entertaining the last time.

nobbo

I have wifi here so I'll do my best to keep people updated of whats happening throughout the day.

Sid_Justice

Sid_Justice wrote: »

i'm going for a bit anyway. priority one is not getting DQed

it's also 2011

Has anyone been DQ'ed more in IV history?

arybvtcw0eolkf

Deleted User wrote: »

Has anyone been DQ'ed more in IV history?

Or banned more from boards.ie

nobbo

I'm on tables so wont be updating as much.

But, QUB won the womens teams event beating NUIG in the final. TCD and DCU got bronze medals.

The mens teams is on now, DIT beat ITT in the semi final, and UCC are fighting DCU in the other semi now.

Sid_Justice

I got 3 shidos in my last fight, apparently the first is a gimmie, one more and i'd get a dq.

DIT won the men's team event for the first time (AFAIK). As nobbo said they beat the favoured TCD team in the first round and the DCU in the final 5-0 with 5 ippons. Very impressive.

TrollHammaren

DCU did an excellent job organising the IVs this year - well done to them!

The thing I'm happiest about this year is that there were less injuries than usual

Opinicus

Got 3 bronze which I'm pretty chuffed with. One in the teams event with IT Tralee, one in the yellow belt category and one in the +100kg category. Not bad for my first competition:D

Just want to say thank you to DCU who ran a very well organised competition with three mats on the go, and the banquet afterwards was good craic too. Some great throws on the mat yesterday also.


Makikomi: I saw you there yesterday, (Jesus you're a big dude, thank god you're not in college anywhere!) but I was taking part in the Yellow belt category at the time and you were with a few friends so I didn't want to walk over and be like this:

arybvtcw0eolkf

Opinicus wrote: »

Makikomi: I saw you there yesterday, (Jesus you're a big dude, thank god you're not in college anywhere!) but I was taking part in the Yellow belt category at the time and you were with a few friends

Oh don't be silly, I'd have been delighted to meet you.

I met Hobbo when he came over and introduced himself to me.

And Sid wasn't DQ'd eh, but he did have a nice axe kick to break an opponents grips

Sid_Justice

Ray Stears showed me that grip breaker i think

Sid_Justice

Who won the open and the other weight categories.

Based on what I saw and what I was told the DIT lad ALeks inthe <73/66kg category was very good, the TCD german lad in the <90/100 category was very good and i guess the old reliables deenihan brothers would be in the mix. couple of other black belts floating around too. I think Olga from QUB pretty much dominated the female category.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Sid_Justice wrote: »

Ray Stears showed me that grip breaker i think

I never seen Ray teach that, although I've seen it used a long time ago out in Portmarnock.. Ray is a good man for the grips, lots of grip fighting in PJC.

Opinicus

Sid_Justice wrote: »

Who won the open and the other weight categories.

A guy whose name was Jonathan ahern or hearne from jordanstown won the open. He beat JT Deenihan in the semi-final and he also beat John Deenihan earlier on. To me it looked like John had thrown him for ippon with an uchi-mata but he must have done something to counter somehow as the refs gave the ippon to the jordanstown guy.

Don't know names for winners of the other categories. I got thrown by a massive german dude from TCD in the +100kg. He took the silver. A guy from UCC won the white belt category and Vitaly from UL won the yellow belt category. JT Deenihan won either the 81kg or 90kg, not sure which.

TrollHammaren

Opinicus wrote: »

Don't know names for winners of the other categories. I got thrown by a massive german dude from TCD in the +100kg. He took the silver. A guy from UCC won the white belt category and Vitaly from UL won the yellow belt category. JT Deenihan won either the 81kg or 90kg, not sure which.

The big German guy you're talking about is probably Lennart Neums from our club in TCD - he's unbelievable.

TrollHammaren

Actually, I've just been informed that Lennart took gold - Alex Henken, also from Trinity, got silver, so it was probably him who threw you.

Opinicus

TrollHammaren wrote: »

Actually, I've just been informed that Lennart took gold - Alex Henken, also from Trinity, got silver, so it was probably him who threw you.

He threw me within 10 seconds. He just put his big arm over my shoulder and then it was goodnight irene. Can't even remember what he actually threw me with.

My teammate Jamie from IT Tralee got thrown by the guy who got gold (lennart) That was over in about 10 seconds too. He turned in for what looked like a seoi nage but then switched it to ko uchi gari and took him back. He was very fast for a +100kg guy.

TrollHammaren

Opinicus wrote: »

He threw me within 10 seconds. He just put his big arm over my shoulder and then it was goodnight irene. Can't even remember what he actually threw me with.

Alex has blonde hair and wears glasses when not fighting, and Lennart has brownish-redish hair and a goatee. They're both excellent fighters and have fought for Germany, as far as I know. If it was Alex, I'll ask him what he threw you with.

Opinicus

TrollHammaren wrote: »

Alex has blonde hair and wears glasses when not fighting, and Lennart has brownish-redish hair and a goatee. They're both excellent fighters and have fought for Germany, as far as I know. If it was Alex, I'll ask him what he threw you with.

Yeah definitely Alex so, I was talking to him afterwards, sound fella.

Sid_Justice wrote: »

Based on what I saw and what I was told the DIT lad ALeks inthe <73/66kg category was very good,

Was he the first fella on the mat for the DIT team? I think his name was alex, he threw me with a drop seoi nage for ippon. Very fast. I think he may have got the silver in his weight class.

just-joe

I so wish I was there! Well done to DIT to getting the mens team gold. Good to have a mix of winners over the years, rather than one college dominating. Not that I would have complained if TCD won.

Who won the players of the day? And throws of the day?

Were will the IVs head next year?

And another important question... best/worst college for the drunken dancing afterwards?

Opinicus

just-joe wrote: »

Were will the IVs head next year?

And another important question... best/worst college for the drunken dancing afterwards?

Queens University in Belfast will be provisionally hosting it next year.

As for the dancing: watching some of my team-mates from Tralee trying to dance the Siege Of Ennis to "Girls & Boys" by Blur was certainly interesting.

Doug Cartel

TrollHammaren wrote: »

They're both excellent fighters and have fought for Germany, as far as I know.

I don't think this is true.

(The fighting for Germany part, that is. I'm not denying their fighting ability!)

just-joe

Handful of videos up on youtube, some good ones too!

arybvtcw0eolkf

just-joe wrote: »

Handful of videos up on youtube, some good ones too!

Link?

nobbo

Male player of the day was Adam Ahmed. Female player of the day was Sarah McDaid. Throw of the day was Jonathon Herron. Spirit of Judo was given to Diana Sandu.

Male open was won by Jonathon Herron from Ren-Bu-Kan, an (ex?) Irish fighter. Female open was won by Sarah Mcdaid. Male -90s was won by Jonathon Herron, Males -81 was won by JT Deenihan. Males 73s was won by Adam Corcoran. Female -70 was won by Fiona Keating(:P).

All I can remember.

And just on the people congratulating DCU on organising a well run event, are you kidding me? They had 3 mats with only 6 referees, only had enough people for one mat on tables(NUIG ran the other 2) and they didn't have someone to run the day overall. I was on table one, and I hated not being able to run a repechage for the mens lower kyu since it was their first competition for most of them, simply because we had to watch the time as we were being kicked out of the hall at 5.30. Also, apologies to anyone who was fighting on mat 1 and I didnt give you a break, we had so little time, for a while I had two fights lined up and ready so we could motor through. DCU were offered help left right and centre but didnt avail of it from anyone. I would hate to have seen what would've happened if people didn't step in to help out on the day.

Queens will be hosting it next year with Trinity as back-up.

Edit: I also got the sheet for the points system to qualify for the world student games in China in august, Ill post it up when I get a chance

just-joe

Ah sorry, of course.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PATXTVzjTwQ
If you search judo intervarsities and put sort by to upload date, you'll get em.

Seems like the standard was really high then, seen most of those names fight before and they're all quality.

Sid_Justice

who's adam ahmed?

also big shout out to big-joe who won some of his matches using tai-chi

angryman1

Yea that john herron fella was on fire! Is he not the irish champion U90kg? I heard he is comming back from injury! did he not get player of the day??? In my eyes he was the best player there by a mile! He had a hard draw in the open the deenihan brothers in 1/4 and semi finals and ciaran nolan in the final. The 1/4 final fight with John Deenihan was thrown with an uchimata counter in the IJF rules you either get ippon against you or Disqualified for head diving but its a common enough throw.

Who won U73s i didnt get to see the final i seen adan and peter in it though. I wish i could have fought!

sorry see who won U73s now! what did JT win if ciaran won the U81s???

Opinicus

angryman1 wrote: »

sorry see who won U73s now! what did JT win if ciaran won the U81s???

he definitely got one gold. I'll ask him and get back to you.

TrollHammaren

nobbo wrote: »

Spirit of Judo was given to Deirdre Higgins(I think).

Spirit of Judo was given to Diana Sandu from Trinity.

Opinicus

JT Deenihan definitely won the -81kg category, and he got bronze in the open.

nobbo

Sorry for all the mistakes, only going on what I was told...

just-joe

And how did the graduate/non student thing work out? Were many fighting?

Opinicus

I think only two people entered the veteran category.

Doug Cartel

Three entered the veterans, but two dropped out.

angryman1

Is there no other videos uploaded to you tube of the dan grades???

Doug Cartel

I think these are the official results.

Mens Open
1. Jonathon Heron UUJ
2. Ciaran Nolan DIT
3. Sean O’Doherty QUB
4. Jt Deenihan UL


Mens -90kg
1. Jonathon Heron UUJ
2. John Deenihan TCD
3. Stephen Bradshaw
4. Luke McCabe WIT


Mens 100+ kg
1. Lennart Neums TCD
2. Alex Henken TCD
3. John Griffin ITT
4. Jamie Kevany McMahon ITT


Mens -100kg
1. Enda O Connor NUIG
2. Jared Monaghan UCC
3. Andrew Mulligan / Tuguldur DIT / Andrew Monaghan


Mens -81kg
1. JT Deenihan UL
2. Sean O’Doherty QUB
3. Adam Ahmed NUIG
4. Stefan Meyer UCC


Mens -73kg
1. Adam Corcoran TCD
2. Peter Kavanagh QUB
3. Cormac O’Sullivan DCU
4. Alexandrs Dolotovs DIT


Mens -66kg
1. Enda Hackett UCC
2. Cormac Molloy TCD
3. Eamon Doyle NUIG
4. Conal Hegarty NUIG


Mens -60kg
1. Annesley Cuttle UUC


Mens Novice (white belt)
1.James O’Leary UCC
2.Slavyan Mitkov UCC
3.Jack Price DIT
4. Eoin Norton TCD


Ladies Open
1. Olga Lyashevska QUB
2. Fiona Keating NUIG


Ladies 78 + kg
1. Sarah Kelly UCC


Ladies -78kg
1. Olga Lyashevska QUB
2. . Sarah Farrell DCU


Ladies -70kg
1. Fiona Keating NUIG
2. Deirdre Higgins QUB
3. Venina Kalistrova TCD


Ladies -63kg
1. Sarah McDaid QUB
2. Catherine Ortel TCD
3. Cathy Mulligan NUIG
4. Sarah Dillon NUIG


Ladies -57kg
1. Kirsty Kee QUB
2. Alina Sirbu DCU
3. Claire O’Brien DCU


Ladies -52kg
1. Nam Hwa Soon UL
2. Rosemary Bramante


Mens Upper Kyu
1. Lennart Neums TCD
2. Adam Ahmed NUIG
3. Colin Tiernan DIT
4. Alex Henken TCD


Ladies Upper Kyu
1. Catherine Ortel TCD
2. Fiona Keating NUIG
3. Claire O’Brien DCU


Men’s Middle Kyu
1. Stephen Bradshaw NUIG
2. Joe O’Carroll TCD
3. Eoin Crockett CIT
4. Brian Walshe TCD


Ladies Lower Kyu
1. Nam Hwa Soon UL
2. Diana Sandu TCD
3. Orla Tumulty UCC
4. Sarah O’Farrell DCU


Men’s Lower Kyu
1. Vitalis Smirnovs UL
2. Kieran Tumulty UCC
3. John Griffin ITT
4. Kevin Lanigan UCC


Ladies Team
1. Queens
2. NUIG
3. TCD
4. (DCU if there’s medals left)


Mens Team
1. DIT A team
2. DCU
3. UCC A team
4. ITT