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Prince Albert's Keays fights through injury and wins silver at nationals - Vimarsana News

Prince Albert's Keays fights through injury and wins silver at nationals

Prince Albert's Jannessa Keays has proved once again she has the heart of a lion.The 19-year-old won silver th...

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Xavion Johnson wins gold in Quebec Open - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Xavion Johnson wins gold in Quebec Open - The Nassau Guardian

Bahamian junior judoka Xavion Johnson is busy in Canada showcasing his skills and managed to get one of his biggest victories by securing the gold medal in the Quebec Open, at the Claude-Robillard Sports Complex in Quebec, Canada this past Saturday. Xavion won the under-18 60 kilograms (kg) division that saw some 31 competitors in

Prince Albert judo athlete to represent Canada in Portugal - Vimarsana News

Prince Albert judo athlete to represent Canada in Portugal

Prince Albert's Janessa Keays has been invited to join Team Canada to compete in the Coimbra Junior European C...

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Prince George Free Press » Dozen locals at national judo event - Vimarsana News

Prince George Free Press » Dozen locals at national judo event

Brendan Bellavance, left, Grace Northrop, Lorna-Jane Simmons and Lavanna Laass will be representing the Hart Judo Academy at the Canadian Championships this week in Quebec, along with coach Bruce Kamstra. Allan WISHART/Free Press Four members of the Hart Judo Academy are at the nationals in Quebec this week, and all four have experience at this level. This will be anywhere from their second to fifth trip, and coach Bruce Kamstra, who will be with them as the head coach for Team B.C., ran out of fingers and toes at Monday’s practice when one of the younger students asked him how many times h...