Results from this past Sunday comp at Worthing will be uploaded during this week along with a couple of results from some copetitions at Tonbridge and High Wycombe, so stay tuned!

**EDIT** All the upcoming dates for you're dairy can now be found in the site nice new calendar, within 'Resources,' on the left of the site, with upcoming/close events being broadcasted above it!

Let's start with the changes that have been on the site over the last week or so. Some of you may of noticed that a number of pages on the site have now been finished and are now just having content uploaded to them.

These consist of:

Our Coaches; All our current coaches have had a profile added to the 'Our Coaches' tab at the top, some details are slightly out of date at the moment, but once I've got more update details they will be changed. Also along with the details will be a photo to show who is who!

Westerleigh Judokwai has been shortlisted for the club of the year Sussex Sports awards!

We now need people to go onto the link below and vote for the club. Please note it is only one vote per person and you can only use your e mail address once, so if everyone in a family wants to vote then they need to have an e mail address.

Please pass on to all your friends family etc who know about Westerleigh Judokwai Hastings & Rother Special Olympics GB: http://activesussex.org/sportsawards/club-of-the-year

KOKORO Judo Club player Ryan Quigley (10) has added to the Scottish title he won last month by becoming the best in Britain.

The 2011 Anglian British Championships in Nottingham was Ryan’s first time competing across the border and he put in a series of fine performances aginst his English opponents.

He took full points in his first two fights against James Johnson of Yoshin Ryu in Surrey and Saif Khan of A1 in London, but had to use the golden score period to get past the ultra-defensive Blake Gulaidi-Barber of Ealing in the semi-final.

The final proved to a be a much more straight forward affair as he made short work of Lewis Warner from Polkyth in Plymouth to grab the gold medal.

Ryan’s dad Jim said: “Ryan was just brilliant on the day.

“It was particularly impressive as some of the boys competing were two years older than him, and if he keeps focused could have a very bright future in the sport.”

Next up Ryan...