Judo at the Island Games explained

Judo was an event at the Island Games, the biennial multi-sports event for island nations, territories and dependencies. Judo first appeared as a sport at the Island Games in 1989

Minimum age - 13^[1]

Events

Event								XIV XVII	XVIII 2019
Men
align=left	-60kg	X	X	X	X		X	X		X
align=left	-65kg		X	X	X		X	X
align=left	-66kg									X
align=left	-71kg	X	X	X	X
align=left	-73kg						X	X		X
align=left	-78kg	X	X		X
align=left	-81kg						X	X		X
align=left	-86kg	X	X	X	X
align=left	-90kg						X	X		X
align=left	-95kg	X	X	X	X
align=left	-100kg						X	X		X
+95kg	X			X
+100kg						X	X		X
Open	X	X	X	X					X
Team		X	X	X		X	X		X
Women
align=left	-48kg						X
align=left	-52kg						X			X
align=left	-56kg	X		X	X		X	X
align=left	-61kg	X	X	X	X		X	X
align=left	-63kg									X
align=left	-66kg			X
align=left	-70kg						X			X
align=left	-78kg						X			X
Open									X

Top Medalists

	Gold Medals		Total Medals
	No:	Team	No:	Team
Men's	17 8	Faroe Islands	60 22	Faroe Islands
Women's	10 9		29 23

Men's

Men's Individual

Men's 1

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<60 kg	Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands
1991	IV		<60 kg	Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands
1993	V		<60 kg		Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<60 kg	Faroe Islands			Gibraltar
2007	XII		<60 kg		Faroe Islands		^[2]
2009	XIII		<60 kg				Faroe Islands
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<60 kg	Aso Hosseini	Damià Marí	Pau Aguado	Aiden Ward

Men's 2

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1991	IV		<65 kg			Faroe Islands
1993	V		<65 kg	Gibraltar	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<65 kg
2007	XII		<65 kg			Menorca
2009	XIII		<66 kg
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<66 kg	Bárður Hentze Lenvig	Taavi Eigo	Linus Höglund	Dánjal á Krákusteini

Men's 3

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<71 kg	Faroe Islands	Iceland
1991	IV		<71 kg		Faroe Islands
1993	V		<71 kg	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<71 kg	Faroe Islands
2007	XII		<73 kg	^[3]	Faroe Islands
2009	XIII		<73 kg	Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands		Gibraltar
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<73 kg	Oscar Olives	Jógvan Páll Kristiansen	Gunnar Magnussen	Lewis Bourgaize

Men's 4

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<78 kg			Faroe Islands
1991	IV		<78 kg		Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<78 kg				Faroe Islands
2007	XII		<81 kg		Faroe Islands
2009	XIII		<81 kg	Faroe Islands		Faroe Islands	Menorca
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<81 kg	Búgvi Poulsen	Scott Ashley	Jose Luís Arnau	William Baker

Men's 5

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<86 kg	Iceland
- style="text-align:center; background:#d0e7ff;"	1991	IV		<86 kg
1993	V		<86 kg	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<86 kg		Faroe Islands
2007	XII		<90 kg				Faroe Islands
2009	XIII		<90 kg			Faroe Islands
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<90 kg	Soni Sorgetz	Anders Berndtsson	Oiol Masso	Sigmundur Johansen

Men's 6

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<95 kg	Iceland
1991	IV		<95 kg
1993	V		<95 kg			Gibraltar
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<95 kg		Faroe Islands
2007	XII		<100 kg		Faroe Islands
2009	XIII		<100 kg			Faroe Islands
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<100 kg	Petur Sigurð Johannesen	Madis Laid	Charles Tromans	Benjamin Maher

Men's 7

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	>95 kg	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	>95 kg			Faroe Islands
2007	XII		>100 kg
2009	XIII		>100 kg	^[4]	Faroe Islands	Gibraltar
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	>100 kg	Edvard Sigurdson Johannesen	Ethaniel Jeffries-mor	not awarded	not awarded

Men's Open

Year	Games	Host
			Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	Iceland	Iceland	Faroe Islands
1991	IV
1993	V
1995	VI	Gibraltar		Faroe Islands
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	Daniel Blinkhorn	Louis Plevin	Petur Sigurð Johannesen	Edvard Sigurdson Johannesen

Men's Team

Year	Games	Host
			Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1991	IV			Faroe Islands
1993	V			Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands
1995	VI	Gibraltar	Faroe Islands
2007	XII			Faroe Islands
2009	XIII					Faroe Islands
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar

Women's

Women's Individual

Women's 2

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
2007	XII		<52 kg
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<52 kg	Hannah Niven	Mónica Torres	Maiken Eivinnsdóttir Bringsberg	Maud Wickström

Women's 3

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<56 kg	Iceland
1993	V		<56 kg			Gibraltar
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<56 kg	Gibraltar
2007	XII		<57 kg		Menorca
2009	XIII		<57 kg

Women's 4

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	<61 kg		Faroe Islands
1991	IV		<61 kg
1993	V		<61 kg
1995	VI	Gibraltar	<61 kg				Gibraltar
2007	XII		<63 kg
2009	XIII		<63 kg
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<63 kg	Emily Niven ^[5]	Tania Andreu	Sanna Willford	Sija Johannsen

Women's 5

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1993	V		<66 kg
2007	XII		70 kg			not awarded
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<70 kg	Emma Pasanen	not awarded	not awarded

Women's 6

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands	>72 kg
1991	IV		>72 kg			Iceland
1993	V		>72 kg
1995	VI	Gibraltar	>72 kg

Women's 7

Year	Games	Host	Weight
				Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
2007	XII		<78 kg
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	<78 kg	Ilse Vuijsters Hammarström	Sanna Nolsøe Djurhuus	not awarded

Women's Open

Year	Games	Host
			Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1989	III	Faroe Islands			Iceland
1991	IV				Iceland
1993	V
1995	VI	Gibraltar
2019	XVIII	Gibraltar	Ilse Vuijsters Hammarström	Tania Andreu	Llucia Vinent	Emma Pasanen

Women's Team

Women's Team

Year	Games	Host
			Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
1991	IV
1993	V
1995	VI	Gibraltar

Women's Team Pool

Notes and References

1. Web site: IIGA bylaws . IIGA.
2. Web site: IGood start at Island Games. cbcnews.ca. 23 Jul 2015.
3. Web site: All the medal success at the Rhodes 2007 Island Games for the Bailiwick Islands. . BBC.
4. Web site: Askin strikes gold . Manx Radio . 24 Aug 2015.
5. Web site: 34 Medals For TeamIOW At Island Games – Gibraltar 2019 . 26 July 2019.