COV Awards
COV Awards
From your club parent helper, to an area referee, right up to performance coaches; volunteers, officials and coaches are the lifeblood of our sport, without whom our sport would look very different. The JudoScotland Coaching, Officiating and Volunteering awards are our way of showing our thanks and appreciation for their continued hard work.
Nominations for the 2025 Awards will open in Summer 2025 with more details announced in due course.
The 2024 JudoScotland COV Award Winners
Lifetime Contribution Award: Frazer McBeath
Club of the Year: Invergordon Judo Club
Community Coach of the Year: Stephanie Roulston – West Calder Judo Club
Young Coach of the Year: Steven Allan – Castle Douglas Judo Club
Disability Coach of the Year: Chris Nicol – Tams Brig Judo Club
Volunteer of the Year: Gordon Brawley – Irvine Judo Club
Technical Official/Referee of the Year: Audrey Pirie – Elgin Judo Club
Young Volunteer of the Year: Daniel Fiddes – Hamilton Judo Club
Young Official of the Year: Leah Ballie – Just Judo
Pathway Coach of the Year: David Reilly – Danderhall
Clubs
JudoScotland values the hard work of our member clubs without whom we wouldn’t be able to develop Judo in Scotland.
Members
We want to make judo accessible to whoever wants to take part, as a JudoScotland member you will have access to a variety of benefits.
Coaches
Coaches are at the front line of judo and are an integral part of clubs. We provide continuous professional development for coaches already on the pathway.
"If there is effort, there is always accomplishment."
Jigoro Kano