Dear Judo Friends,

with great regret we have to inform you, that the Swiss Judo Open – Senior European Judo Cup will not take place on 7th & 8th March 2020.

On 28th February the federal execution of Switzerland declared a special situation according to the law of epidemies (with regard to the evolution of the corona virus) and prohibited any events where more than 1000 people would be present at the same time within Switzerland. Following that announcement we have evaluated the different possibilities to carry out the tournament in a smaller fashion. We however arrived at the conclusion that the development until next weekend is currently not predictable. Both the reactions of foreign delegations and people within Switzerland show that there is great insecurity within the general public. To protect the health of all athletes, volunteers and other people involved has the highest priority for the organisers.

Given the large number of representatives from Italy and other persons with

The registration has been closed with 371 athletes coming from 26 different nations inscribed. This large number of participants has caused the EJU to shift the starting times to 9:00 am on both competition days.

We are now in the final preparations and looking forward to welcoming all delegations to a sucessfull judo weekend.

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Welcome to the Swiss Judo Open 2020!

The European Judo Cup takes place on 7^th and 8^th March 2020 in the greater area of Zurich. As soon as we have the information ready, you can find out about the competition site, registration and much more here.

In the meantime you can analyse the results of the previous years or look through the photos and try to find omeone you know.

About the Swiss Judo Open

The Swiss Judo Open (SJO) is the tournament with the largest number of foreign participants to be held in Switzerland. The SJO has been recognised by the European Judo Union as an official European Judo Cup event since 2015. Each year, there are around 300 athletes from 25 nations competing for medals.

Enhancing judo’s standing in Swiss sports

The SJO offers members of the Swiss Judo & Ju-Jitsu Federation the opportunity to witness top-class international judo in their home country. The event is significant not only for Swiss judo, but also for Swiss sports in general, as it is a window to top-level

Welcome to the Swiss Judo Open 2019!

Outlines

The European Judo Cup is due to take place on 9^th and 10^th March in Uster (canton of Zurich). We look forward to a large number of spectators and captivating, high-level matches.
This page will provide you with all the required information regarding the tournament, organisation and registration, once we have gathered and uploaded it.

About the Swiss Judo Open

The Swiss Judo Open (SJO) is the tournament with the largest number of foreign participants to be held in Switzerland. The SJO has been recognised by the European Judo Union as an official European Judo Cup event since 2015. Each year, there are around 300 athletes from 25 nations competing for medals.

Enhancing judo’s standing in Swiss sports

The SJO offers members of the Swiss Judo and Ju-Jitsu Federation the opportunity to witness top-class international judo in their home country. The event is significant not only for Swiss judo, but also for Swiss sports in general, as it is a window to

Welcome to the Swiss Judo Open 2019!

The European Judo Cup took place on 9^th and 10^th March in Uster (canton of Zurich). With 295 competitors from 22 different nations we were again close to the mark of three hundred participants. The organising committee is looking back on a successfull weekend and wants to thank all sponsors, volunteers and athletes for their contribution to this year's tournament. The results are accessible here.

About the Swiss Judo Open

The Swiss Judo Open (SJO) is the tournament with the largest number of foreign participants to be held in Switzerland. The SJO has been recognised by the European Judo Union as an official European Judo Cup event since 2015. Each year, there are around 300 athletes from 25 nations competing for medals.

Enhancing judo’s standing in Swiss sports

The SJO offers members of the Swiss Judo and Ju-Jitsu Federation the opportunity to witness top-class international judo in their home country. The event is significant not only for

Welcome to the Swiss Judo Open 2018!

Outlines

The European Judo Cup is due to take place on 10^th and 11^th March in Uster (canton of Zurich). We look forward to a large number of spectators and captivating, high-level matches.
This page provides you with all the requisite information regarding tournament, organisation and registration. News and other contributions can be found at Swiss Judo and Ju-Jitsu Federation.

Sponsors 2018

About the Swiss Judo Open

The Swiss Judo Open (SJO) is the tournament with the largest number of foreign participants to be held in Switzerland. The SJO has been recognised by the European Judo Union as an official European Judo Cup event since 2015. Each year, there are around 300 athletes from 25 nations competing for medals.

Enhancing judo’s standing in Swiss sports

The SJO offers members of the Swiss Judo and Ju-Jitsu Federation the opportunity to witness top-class international judo in their home country. The event is significant not only for Swiss

The outlines and forms for the Swiss Judo Open 2018 are finally released. Registrations are possible through admin.judobase.org. Details on the registration process are available here and the offered accomodation is described in more detail on this site.

Current registrations can be viewed under the following link.

Swiss Judo Open 2017

The Swiss Judo Open 2017 took place from the 11^th to 12^th March. More than 220 competitors from 28 nations and four continents came to Uster to take part in this years tournament. The Italian team was extraordinarily strong and so it was the national anthem of Italy that was played 8 times this weekend. Moreover, the crowd celebrated a Swiss victory on both days.

On the first day the 18 year old Gioia Vetterli from the host city of Uster was showing off her ne-waza skills to win the category women -63 kg. While this title was unexpected, the second one was clear prior to the final, as Ciril Grossklaus and Tobias Meier both won their semi-final. In the end it was Grossklaus who could launch the decisive attack so that Tobias Meier was left with the silver medal as in the previous year.

In the other categories Egypt, Germany, the Netherlands and Poland could each claim a single gold medal. As a result Switzerland is ranked 2^nd in the medal ranking with a total