Judo at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Qualification

Qualification for judo at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad
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Qualification for Judo at the 2000 Summer Olympics was based on the IJF 1999 World Judo Championships ^[1] in June 1999. The top 8 men and women from each division qualify, subject to a limit of 1 judoka per National Olympic Committee ("NOC") per division. Further continental quotas (Europe 98, Africa 35, Pan-America 63, Asia 56 and Oceania 14 across both sexes and all divisions) also qualify subject to an overall limit of 1 judoka per NOC. The qualification is allocated to the athlete. ^[2]

Qualification timeline

List of tournaments ^{[3] [4]}

Africa
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
1998 African Judo Championships	July 23-26, 1998	Dakar	[5]
1999 Kano Cup	10 January 9-10 1999	Tokyo	[6]
1999 Women's International Tournament	10 January 9-10 1999	Fukuoka	[7]
1999 International Tournament	February 11-14, 1999	Paris	[8]
1999 International Tournament	February 20-21, 1999	Leonding	[9]
1999 International Tournament	February 27-28, 1999	München	[10]
1999 International Tournament	March 27-28, 1999	Rome	[11]
1999 International Tournament	March 26-28, 1999	Tunis	[12]
1999 International Tournament	April 3-5, 1999	Yaoundé
1999 International Tournament	May 13-16, 1999	Tananarive
1999 International Tournament	May 22-24, 1999	Mauritius
1999 International Tournament	June 12-13, 1999	Abidjan
1999 All-Africa Games	September 11-14, 1999	Johannesburg	[13]
1999 Sungkop Tournament	December 20-21, 1999	Seoul	[14]
1999 Women's International Tournament	December 11-12, 1999	Fukuoka	[15]
2000 International Tournament	February 19-20, 2000	Leonding	[16]
2000 International Tournament	March 24-26, 2000	Tunis	[17]
2000 International Tournament	April, 2000	Yaoundé
2000 International Tournament	May, 2000	Tananarive
2000 International Tournament	May, 2000	Mauritius
2000 International Tournament	June, 2000	Abidjan
2000 African Judo Championships	May 9-12, 2000	Algiers	[18]
Asia [19] [20]
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
1998 Asian Games	December 7-10, 1998	Bangkok	[21]
1999 Kano Cup	10 January 9-10 1999	Tokyo	[6]
1999 Women's International Tournament	10 January 9-10 1999	Fukuoka	[7]
1999 International Tournament	January 23-24, 1999	Moscow	[22]
1999 International Tournament	February 11-14, 1999	Paris	[8]
1999 International Tournament	February 20-21, 1999	Leonding	[9]
1999 International Tournament	February 27-28, 1999	München	[10]
1999 International Tournament	March 6-7, 1999	Budapest	[23]
1999 Pacific Rim Judo Championships	July 17-18, 1999	Taoyuan	[24]
1999 Asian Judo Championships	June 25-26, 1999	Wenzhou	[25]
1999 World Judo Championships	October 7–10, 1999	Birmingham	[26]
1999 Sungkop Tournament	December 20-21, 1999	Seoul	[14]
1999 Women's International Tournament	December 11-12, 1999	Fukuoka	[15]
2000 Matsutaro Shoriki Cup Tokyo	January, 2000	Tokyo	[27]
2000 International Tournament	January 22-23, 2000	Moscow	[28]
2000 International Tournament	February 12-13, 2000	Paris	[29]
2000 International Tournament	February 19-20, 2000	Leonding	[16]
2000 International Tournament	February 26-27, 2000	München	[30]
2000 International Tournament	March 3-5, 2000	Budapest	[31]
2000 Asian Judo Championships	May 26-28, 2000	Osaka	[32]
Europe [33] [1]
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
1999 World Judo Championships	October 7–10, 1999	Birmingham	[26]
2000 International Tournament	January 22-23, 2000	Moscow	[28]
2000 International Tournament	February 5-6, 2000	Sofia	[34]
2000 International Tournament	February 12-13, 2000	Paris	[29]
2000 International Tournament	February 19-20, 2000	Leonding	[16]
2000 International Tournament	February 26-27, 2000	München	[30]
2000 International Tournament	March 3-5, 2000	Budapest	[31]
2000 International Tournament	March 11-12, 2000	Prague	[35]
2000 International Tournament	March 18-19, 2000	Warsaw	[36]
2000 International Tournament	March 25-26, 2000	Rome	[37]
2000 International Tournament	March 31, - April 2, 2000	Rotterdam	[38]
2000 European Judo Championships	May 18-21, 2000	Wroclaw	[39]
Oceania
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
1999 World Judo Championships	October 7–10, 1999	Birmingham	[26]
1999 USA Invitational Open	October 22-23, 1999	Colorado Springs	[40]
2000 Oceania Judo Championships	March 11-13, 2000	Sydney	[41] [42]
Pan America
Event	Date	Venue	Even Ref.
1997 Pan American Judo Championships	August 29, 1997	Guadalajara	[43]
1997 World Judo Championships	October 9–12, 1997	Paris	[44]
1997 Central American Games [a]	December 5-15, 1997	San Pedro Sula
1998 Central American and Caribbean Games [b]	August 18-21, 1998	Maracaibo	[45]
1998 South American Games [c]	October 28-31, 1998	Cuenca	[46]
1998 Pan American Judo Championships	November 29-30, 1998	Santo Domingo	[47]
1999 Pan American Games	August 2–5, 1999	Winnipeg	[48]
1999 World Judo Championships	October 7–10, 1999	Birmingham	[26]
1999 Pan American Judo Championships	November 12, 1999	Montevideo	[49]
Tournament [d]

Men's events

Extra-lightweight (60 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Cuba	Manolo Poulot
			2	Japan	Kazuhiko Tokuno
			3	Belarus	Natig Bahirov
			4	Georgia	Nestor Khergiani
			5	Great Britain	John Buchanan
			6	Mongolia	Dorjpalamyn Narmandakh
			7	Armenia	Vardan Voskanyan
			8	Russia	Evguani Stanev
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	TUN	Makrem Ayed
			2	MAR	Abdelouahed Idrissi Chorfi
			3	ALG	Omar Rebahi
	Asia	5	1	KGZ	SMAGULOV Aidyn
			2	KOR
			3	CHN
			4	UZB
			5	KAZ	SULEYMENOV Nurbolo
	Europe [50]	9	1	Azerbaijan	Elchin Ismayilov	150
			2	Spain	Óscar Peñas	120
			3	France	Eric Despezelle	120
			4	Belgium	Cédric Taymans	80
			5	Germany	Oliver Gussenberg	80
			6	Slovakia	Marek Matuszek	80
			7	Moldova	Giorgi Kurdgelashvili	60
			8	Switzerland	David Moret	60
			9	Ukraine	Ruslan Mirzaliyev	41
	Oceania	1	1	New Zealand	Brendon Crooks	9
	America	6	1	BRA	MORAES Lourenco D.
			2	ARG
			3	DOM	JACINTO Juan
			4	USA	GRECZKOWSKI Brandan
			5	VEN	ALVARENGA Reiver
			6	ECU	BARAHONA Juan
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Adrian Robertson
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-lightweight (66 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	France	Larbi Benboudaoud
			2	Turkey	Hüseyin Özkan
			3	Netherlands	Patrick van Kalken
			4	Cuba	Yordanis Arencibia
			5	Venezuela	Ludwing Ortiz
			6	South Korea	Han Ji-hwan
			7	Spain	Kiyoshi Uematsu
			8	Mongolia	Purevdor Nyamlkhagva
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	ALG	MERIDJA Omar
			2	CMR	CAMEROUNE Jean Claude
			3	TUN	MAKREM Ayed
	Asia	5	1	JPN	NAKAMURA Yukimasa
			2	UZB
			3	IRI	MIIR ESMAIELI Arash
			4	CHN
			5	KAZ	BAGLAYEV Ivan
	Europe [50]	9	1	Russia	Islam Matsiev	150
			2	Georgia	Giorgi Vazagashvili	85
			3	Hungary	József Csák	80
			4	Italy	Girolamo Giovinazzo	80
			5	Moldova	Victor Bivol	70
			6	Bulgaria	Georgi Georgiev	65
			7	Great Britain	David Somerville	60
			8	Sweden	Gabriel Bengtsson	58
			9	Portugal	Pedro Caravana	46
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1	ARG
			2	USA	OTTIANO Alex
			3	BRA	SERRA AZUL GUIMARAES
			4	PUR	MENDEZ Melvin
			5	ESA	MORENO Miguel
			6	GUA
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Andrew Collett
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Lightweight (73 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	United States	Jimmy Pedro
			2	Russia	Vitaliy Makarov
			3	Brazil	Sebastian Pereira
			4	Georgia	Georgi Revazichvili
			5	Poland	Rafał Kozielewski
			6	Hungary	Miklós Illyés
			7	Puerto Rico	Carlos Méndez
			8	Belarus	Anatoly Laryukov
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	ALG	YAGOUBI Noureddine
			2	TUN	MOUSSA Hssen
			3	EGY	EL HOSSAINY Haitham
	Asia	5	1	JPN	NAKAMURA Kenzo
			2	KAZ	SHAHAROV Ashat
			3	KOR
			4	UZB
			5	KGZ	SADYKOV Sagdat
	Europe [50]	9	1	Portugal	Michel Almeida	153
			2	France	Ferrid Kheder	140
			3	Ukraine	Gennadiy Bilodid	90
			4	Israel	Gil Offer	71
			5	Germany	Martin Schmidt	70
			6	Latvia	Vsevolods Zeļonijs	70
			7	Italy	Giuseppe Maddaloni	66
			8	Romania	Claudiu Baștea	60
			9	Austria	Christoph Stangl	39
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1	VEN	MANGLES Eduardo
			2	HAI	LARAQUE Ernst
			3	CUB	LOMBARD Hector
			4	ARG
			5	PER
			6	BAR
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Thomas Hill
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-middleweight (81 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Great Britain	Graeme Randall
			2	Uzbekistan	Farkhod Turaev
			3	North Korea	Kwak Ok-chol
			4	South Korea	Cho In-chul
			5	Portugal	Nuno Delgado
			6	France	Djamel Bouras
			7	Netherlands	Maarten Arens
			8	Austria	Patick Reiter
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	MAR	BELGAID Adil
			2	TUN	AROUS Abdesselem
			3	NGR	OMOGBALUWAJE Majemit
	Asia	5	1	IRI	SARIKHANI Kasem
			2	KAZ	SEILHANOV Ruslan
			3	MGL
			4	JPN	TAKIMOTO Makoto
			5	TPE
	Europe [50]	9	1	Switzerland	Sergei Aschwanden	150
			2	Poland	Robert Krawczyk	110
			3	Azerbaijan	Mehman Azizov	106
			4	Estonia	Aleksei Budõlin	80
			5	Spain	Ricardo Echarte	70
			6	Hungary	Krisztián Tölgyesi	53
			7	Germany	Florian Wanner	50
			8	Belarus	Siarhei Kukharenka	31
			9	Italy	Francesco Lepre	31
	Oceania	1	1	New Zealand	Timothy Slyfield
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Daniel Kelly
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Middleweight (90 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan	Hidehiko Yoshida
			2	Moldova	Victor Florescu
			3	South Korea	Yoo Sung-yeon
			4	Romania	Adrian Croitoru
			5	Brazil	Carlos Honorato
			6	Kazakhstan	Sergey Shakimov
			7	Canada	Keith Morgan
			8	Cuba	Yosvany Despaigne
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	TUN	HACHICHA Skander
			2	MRI	RAPHAEL Jean Claude
			3	ALG	MEDDAH Khaled
	Asia	5	1	UZB
			2	CHN
			3	MGL
			4	TPE
			5	INA
	Europe [50]	9	1	Netherlands	Mark Huizinga	160
			2	France	Frédéric Demontfaucon	100
			3	Russia	Dmitri Morozov	100
			4	Ukraine	Ruslan Mashurenko	100
			5	Azerbaijan	Rasul Salimov	90
			6	Georgia	Georgi Gugava	90
			7	Italy	Michele Monti	80
			8	Germany	Marko Spittka	66
			9	Spain	Fernando González	60
	Oceania	1	1
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Robert Ivers
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-heavyweight (100 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan
			2	South Korea	Jang Sung-ho
			3	Russia	Alexandre Mikhaylin
			4	Canada	Nicolas Gill
			5	France	Stéphane Traineau
			6	Israel	Ariel Ze'evi
			7	Netherlands
			8	Belarus	Leonid Svirid
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	EGY	EL GHARABAOUI Bassel
			2	ALG	BELGROUNE Sami
			3	TUN	KHALKI Sadok
	Asia	5	1	UZB
			2	TPE
			3	KAZ	ZHITKEEV Ashat
			4	CHN
			5	KGZ	SERGEEV Vadim
	Europe [50]	9	1	Georgia	Iveri Jikurauli	140
			2	Hungary	Antal Kovács	100
			3	Lithuania	Marius Paškevičius	100
			4	Poland	Paweł Nastula	100
			5	Portugal	Pedro Soares	90
			6	Germany	Daniel Gürschner	85
			7	Italy	Luigi Guido	80
			8	Austria	Franz Birkfellner	55
			9	Romania	Radu Ivan	50
	Oceania	1	1	New Zealand	Daniel Gowing
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Daniel Rusitovic
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Heavyweight (+100 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan	Shinichi Shinohara
			2	Estonia	Indrek Pertelson
			3	China	Pan Song
			4	Turkey	Selim Tataroğlu
			5	France	Jérôme Dreyfus
			6	Germany	Frank Möller
			7	Russia	Tamerlan Tmenov
			8	Poland	Rafał Kubacki
Continental quota	Africa	3	1	ALG	BOUAICHAOUI Mohamed
			2	GAB	NGUEMA Ndong Steeve
			3	EGY	BALY Ahmed
	Asia	5	1	KAZ	BERDUTA Vycheslav
			2	KOR
			3	IRI	MIRAN FASHANDI S. M. R.
			4	MGL
			5	UZB
	Europe [50]	9	1	Netherlands	Dennis van der Geest	150
			2	Spain	Ernesto Pérez	140
			3	Romania	Gabriel Munteanu	90
			4	Georgia	Alexander Davitashvili	80
			5	Belgium	Harry van Barneveld	65
			6	Hungary	Imre Csösz	50
			7	Czech Republic	Petr Jákl	40
			8	Ukraine	Valentyn Ruslyakov	40
			9	Belarus	Ruslan Sharapov	35
	Oceania	1	1	Fiji	Nacanieli Qerewaqa
	America	6	1
			2
			3
			4
			5
			6
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Robert Ball
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Women's events

Extra-lightweight (48 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan	Ryoko Tamura
			2	Cuba	Amarilis Savón
			3	France	Sarah Nichilo-Rosso
			4	Germany	Anna-Maria Gradante
			5	Spain	Vanesa Arenas
			6	South Korea	Park Sung-ja
			7
			8	Great Britain	Victoria Dunn
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Romania	Laura Moise	140
			2	Russia	Lyubov Bruletova	140
			3	Belgium	Ann Simons	120
			4	Turkey	Neşe Şensoy Yıldız	80
			5	Ukraine	Lyudmyla Lusnikova	60
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Jenny Hill
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-lightweight (52 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan	Noriko Narazaki
			2	Cuba	Legna Verdecia
			3	North Korea	Kye Sun-hui
			4	France	Marie-Claire Restoux
			5	China	Liu Yuxiang
			6	Algeria	Salima Souakri
			7	Canada	Luce Baillargeon
			8	Great Britain	Deborah Allan
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Netherlands	Deborah Gravenstijn	100
			2	Belgium	Inge Clement	90
			3	Spain	Miren León	90
			4	Switzerland	Isabelle Schmutz	90
			5	Romania	Ioana Maria Aluaş	65
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Rebecca Sullivan
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC			Liechtenstein	Ulrike Kaiser

Lightweight (57 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Cuba	Driulis González
			2	Spain	Isabel Fernández
			3	Netherlands	Jessica Gal
			4	Czech Republic	Michaela Vernerová
			5	Sweden	Pernilla Andersson
			6	Azerbaijan	Zulfiyya Huseynova
			7	France	Magali Baton
			8	Israel	Orit Bar-On
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Great Britain	Cheryle Peel	150
			2	Belgium	Marisabel Lomba	100
			3	Italy	Cinzia Cavazzuti	80
			4	Portugal	Filipa Cavalleri	63
			5	Moldova	Ludmila Cristea	45
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Maria Pekli
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-middleweight (63 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan	Keiko Maeda
			2	Belgium	Gella Vandecaveye
			3	Spain	Sara Álvarez
			4	Great Britain	Karen Roberts
			5	Hungary	Eszter Csizmadia
			6	United States	Celita Schutz
			7	China
			8	Cuba	Kenia Rodríguez
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Russia	Anna Saraeva	140
			2	France	Séverine Vandenhende	120
			3	Italy	Jenny Gal	120
			4	Germany	Anja von Rekowski	90
			5	Netherlands	Daniëlle Vriezema	80
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Carly Dixon
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Middleweight (70 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Cuba	Sibelis Veranes
			2	Belgium	Ulla Werbrouck
			3	Great Britain	Kate Howey
			4	Italy	Ylenia Scapin
			5	Japan	Masae Ueno
			6	Germany	Yvonne Wansart
			7	Spain	Úrsula Martín
			8	China	Qin Dongya
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Russia	Yulia Kuzina	130
			2	Netherlands	Edith Bosch	100
			3	France	Karine Rambault	60
			4	Czech Republic	Andrea Pažoutová	58
			5	Ukraine	Tetyana Byelyayeva	53
	Oceania	1	1
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Catherine Arlove
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-heavyweight (78 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Japan	Noriko Anno
			2	China
			3	France	Céline Lebrun
			4	Cuba	Diadenis Luna
			5	Netherlands	Karin Kienhuis
			6	South Korea
			7	Spain	Esther San Miguel
			8	Portugal	Sandra Godinho
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Germany	Uta Kühnen	140
			2	Italy	Emanuela Pierantozzi	130
			3	Romania	Simona Richter	130
			4	Belgium	Heidi Rakels	120
			5	Great Britain	Chloe Cowen	120
	Oceania	1	1	Fiji	Laisa Laveti
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Natalie Jenkinson
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Heavyweight (+78 kg)

Qualification method		Places	Rank	NOC	Qualified judoka	Ranking points	Qualified* (not highest ranked in NOC)
World Championship		8	1	Poland	Beata Maksymow
			2	China	Yuan Hua
			3	Japan	Miho Ninomiya
			4	Great Britain	Karina Bryant
			5	France	Christine Cicot
			6	Belgium	Brigitte Olivier
			7	United States	Colleen Rosensteel
			8	Bulgaria	Tsvetana Bozhilova
Continental quota	Africa	2	1
			2
	Asia	3	1
			2
			3
	Europe [50]	5	1	Germany	Sandra Köppen	150
			2	Russia	Irina Rodina	110
			3	Ukraine	Maryna Prokof'yeva	60
			4	FR Yugoslavia	Mara Kovacevic	50
			5	Spain	Beatriz Martín	35
	Oceania	1	1	New Zealand	Fiona Iredale
	America	3	1
			2
			3
Invitations	Host nation	1	—	Australia	Caroline Curren
	I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Notes

1. Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama ^[3]
2. Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Cuba , Dominica, Dominican Republic , Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles, Puerto Rico, Saint Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Virgin Islands ^[3]
3. Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia , Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela ^[3]
4. Canada, USA ^[3]

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