NEIL ADAMS
MARC ALEXANDRE
NORIKO ANNO
EZIO GAMBA
NICOLAS GILL
KOSEI INOUE
KI YOUNG JEON
TOSHIHIKO KOGA
SUN HUI KYE
WALDEMAR LEGIEN
JASON MORRIS
YUKIMASA NAKAMURA
JIMMY PEDRO
UDO QUELLMALZ
AMARILIS SAVON
PETER SEISENBACHER
MIKE SWAIN
RYOKO TAMURA
GELLA VANDECAVEYE
ROBERT VAN DE WALLE
YASUHIRO YAMASHITA
HIDEHIKO YOSHIDA
ULLA WERBROUCK

Legends

JASON MORRIS (USA)      

Jason Morris started his Judo Journey in 1975 at the age of 8 and retired after his fourth appearance at the Olympics in 2000.  Jason's competition career spanned 26 years.

Included among the many awards and titles Jason won is a Silver medal in the 1992 Olympics and a Bronze medal at the 1993 World Championships.

The following pictures are just a few frames of Jason's amazing career.

 

 

Jason Morris, Silver Medalist, 1992 Olympics

Born: 2/3/67
Height:
180cm (5'11'),
Weight Class: 81kg
Education:
Syracuse University
Rank: Shichidan (7th Degree Black Belt) 
Ranked 1st in Nation for 12 years (1987 - 1996, 1999-2000)
4x Olympian: 1988 Korea, 1992 Spain, 1996 USA, 2000 Australia
60 Career International Medals
Owner/Operator: Real Judo Magazine
Head Instructor: JASON MORRIS JUDO CLUB
Favorite Athletes: Larry Bird & Ken Stabler
Favorite Actors: Charles Bronson, Clint Eastwood & Walter Mathau
Favorite Movies: Dirty Harry, Kelly's Heroes & Mr. Majestyk
Favorite Music: Dio, Edguy, Kiss, Sweet, UFO & Uriah Heep

 

NATIONAL HONORS

  • 2003 "International Jr. Female Coach of the Year" USJF
  • 2003 "Coach of the Year" Real Judo Magazine
  • 6x National Champion (89,90,91,92,93 & 99)
  • National Collegiate Champion
  • National High School Champion
  • 8x National Junior Champion
  • Olympic Sports Festivial Champion
  • 3x Outstanding Judoist of the Year
  • 2x USOC Athlete of the Year (Judo) 1992 & 1993
  • 1993 - New York Athletic Club "Athlete of the Year"
  • 1998 - Elected to NYAC Hall of Fame
  • 1999 - Real Judo Magazine "Comeback Player of the Year"

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL MEDALS

GOLD

  • 99, 93 & 89 US Open - Colorado Springs, CO
  • 91 Pan Am Games - Havana, Cuba
  • 90 Tbilissi International - Tbilissi, Georgia (Only winner ever from North & South America)
  • 90 & 89 Guido Sieni - Sassari, Italy
  • 88 Czech Open - Prague, Czech Republic
  • 88 Ontario Open - Toronto, Canada
  • 87 Austrian Open - Leonding, Austria
  • 87 Pacific Rim Championships - Colorado Springs, CO, USA
  • 87 Pan Am Games - Indianapolis, IN, USA
  • 87 & 85 Jr. Pan Am Championships - Mexico City, Mexico
  • 86, 85 & 84 New York Open - Manhattan, NY
  • 85 & 84 Quebec Open - Montreal, QC
  • 81 Mexico International (65kg) - Mexico City, Mexico

SILVER

  • 95 Pan Am Games - Mar de Plata, Argentina
  • 92 Olympic Games - Barcelona, Spain
  • 92 Hungarian Open - Budapest, Hungary
  • 91 Korean Open - Seoul, Korea
  • 90, 87 & 85 US Open - Colorado Springs, CO
  • 89 French Open - Paris, France
  • 89 Pacific Rim Championships - Bejing, China
  • 88 German Open - Russelsheim, Germany


BRONZE

  • 00 British Open - Birmingham, England
  • 99 Rendez Vous Canada - Montreal, QC
  • 95 US Open - Macon, GA
  • 95, 90, 89 & 88 Hungarian Open - Budapest, Hungary
  • 95 Pacific Rim Championaships - Sydney, Australia
  • 94, 88 & 86 US Open - Colorado Springs, CO
  • 93 World Championships - Hamilton, Canada
  • 91 Pacific Rim Championships - Honolulu, HI, USA
  • 90 Kano Cup - Tokyo, Japan
  • 90 Tre Torri - Porto Sant'Elpidio, Italy
  • 89 Austrian Open - Leonding, Austria
  • 88 Guido Sieni - Sassari, Italy
  • 86 Jr. World Championships - Rome, Italy
  • 86 Quebec Open - Montreal, QC


FIFTH

  • 95 French Open - Paris, France
  • 94 Goodwill Games - St. Petersburg, Russia
  • 92 & 90 Czech Open - Prague, Czech Republic
  • 90 Goodwill Games - Seattle, WA, USA
  • 89 World Championships - Belgrade, Yugoslavia
  • 87 World Championships - Essen, Germany

SEVENTH

  • 96 German Open - Munich, Germany
  • 95 & 86 Austrian Open - Leonding, Austria
  • 94 French Open - Paris, France
  • 91 World Championships - Barcelona, Spain