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A new cohort of passionate young judoka have been named in the JudoScotland Senpai Programme for 2025. After a successful inaugural year in 2024, applications opened in February to welcome a new group of young people to the programme for 2025. Twelve young people, aged 16-24 years old, were chosen from ten clubs spread across the country. Each young person brings with them a wide range of experience in judo and will work together to learn new …

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A new cohort of passionate young judoka have been named in the JudoScotland Senpai Programme for 2025. After a successful inaugural year in 2024, applications opened in February to welcome a new group of young people to the programme for 2025. Twelve young people, aged 16-24 years old, were chosen from ten clubs spread across the country. Each young person brings with them a wide range of experience in judo and will work together to learn new …

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Judo Scotland broke the news in 23 days ago on Friday, March 14, 2025.

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