Special Achievements

Not only does Judo Ontario recognize outstanding achievements... so do others. It’s this kind of hard work, passion and sweat equity that sets Judo Ontario apart from other sports organizations.

Below we acknowledge some of the individuals who have found themselves in the spotlight.

2007 Ontario Sports Award
Craig Weldon

Recipient of the Syl Apps Special Achievement was honoured by the Minister of Health Promotion the honourable Margarett Best on April 18th, 2008 at the prestigious granite club in grateful recognition of a distinguished contribution to the field of Amateur Sport.

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2006 Ontario Sports Award
Brian Kalsen

Recipient of the Syl Apps Special Achievement was honoured by the Minister of Health Promotion the honourable Jim Watson on April 26th, 2007 at the prestigious granite club in grateful recognition of a distinguished contribution to the field of Amateur Sport.

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2006 Petro-Canada Coaching Excellence Award
Tom Thomson: Visually Impaired Judo

Recipients of the Petro-Canada Coaching Excellence Award are some of Canada’s most outstanding national team coaches. These coaches have dedicated their time and efforts to ensuring that athletes reach their potential on the international stage.

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Judo Ontario has set criteria a Judoka must qualify in order to be eligible for the Hall of Fame award.