Achievements

Progress built through discipline.

Strategic athlete development requires four to six years of training and discipline. Results come only from verifiable sources and are never mixed with future goals.

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Historical resultPending verificationFuture ambition · not a result

The results below are taken from the club’s 2026/2027 plan and are being confirmed against official competition records. Records marked “pending verification” may be updated with event, category and athlete details once confirmed.

Historical achievements

Team & competition placings.

Historical resultPending verification

SUKMA 2024

3 bronze medals

  • 3 Bronze

10th place, SUKMA judo

Bronze medal results and a 10th-place standing in the SUKMA judo competition, as recorded in the club’s 2026/2027 plan.

Source: MKC 2026/2027 presentation, p.6

Historical resultPending verification

SUKMA 2026

2 gold · 2 silver · 2 bronze

  • 2 Gold
  • 2 Silver
  • 2 Bronze

3rd place, SUKMA judo

Two gold, two silver and two bronze medals and a 3rd-place standing in the SUKMA judo competition, as recorded in the club’s 2026/2027 plan.

Source: MKC 2026/2027 presentation, p.6 (bronze line annotated “UJC”)

Individual achievements

Athlete honours.

Individual results will be listed here once each record is verified and the athlete (and, for under-18s, a parent or guardian) has agreed to be named.

Future ambitions

The road to SUKMA 2028.

Goals the club is working towards. These are ambitions, not results.

Future ambition · not a result

SUKMA 2028

Ambition: more golds, more categories, more qualified athletes

Looking ahead to SUKMA 2028, the club’s ambition is to grow the number of qualified athletes, categories contested and gold-medal prospects. This is a goal, not a result.

Source: MKC 2026/2027 presentation, pp.6–7

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