Stockholms Cup

Saturday, October 10, 2026 Vallentuna, Sweden

At a Glance

Divisions

Gi Kids

Description

A Beginner Competition for Children and Youth

Stockholm Cup – A beginner competition for children and youth white-orange with green marking (not green belt and above)

U9 (born 2018-2020) Floating weight classes. Mixed groups. Match time 2 min

U11 (born 2016-2017) Floating weight classes. Mixed groups. Match time 2 min

Girls U13 (born 2014-2015) Floating weight classes. Match time 3 min

Boys U13 (born 2014-2015) Floating weight classes. Match time 3 min

Competition Rules: According to IJF competition rules and SJF competition regulations. Insurance according to SJF's group insurance.

Stockholm Cup Competition System: The competition takes place in pools of 3-5 participants, which means 2-4 matches per child.

Double entries allowed for those that are in the last year for U9 & U11.

Times

Weigh-in 9:00-9:45 Competition start: 10:00

Dress Code/Attire

We allow competitors in blue judo gi, but if possible white gi is strongly preferred. If coming with a blue gi, one should be aware that it will be more complicated as a change of sides may need to occur at match start.

A white shirt may be worn under the gi.

Long hair must be put up above the collar of the jacket. No hard parts are allowed in hair arrangements.

Other Information

The competition runs on two mats which means that limitations on the number of entries will occur, first come first served. Registration for this competition means that you accept that photographs will be taken and published on the internet.

Note: IJF = International Judo Federation; SJF = Swedish Judo Federation

Event Details

Format

Pools

Schedule

Competition start 10:00

Weigh-In

Weigh-in 09:00–09:45

Divisions

Tävling150 SEK
U9 till U13
Coach0 SEK
Varje coach skall anmäla sig som coach

Organizer

Vallentuna Judo

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can enter the Stockholm Cup?

Stockholm Cup is a beginner competition for children and youth white-orange with green marking (not green belt and above).

What age divisions are offered and what are the birth years?

U9 (born 2018-2020); U11 (born 2016-2017); Girls U13 (born 2014-2015); Boys U13 (born 2014-2015).

How long are matches in each division?

U9 and U11 matches are 2 minutes; Girls U13 and Boys U13 matches are 3 minutes.

When are weigh-ins and when does competition start?

Weigh-in is 9:00–9:45 and the competition starts at 10:00.

What competition format is used and how many matches will each child have?

The competition takes place in pools of 3–5 participants, which means each child will have 2–4 matches.

Are double entries allowed?

Double entries are allowed for those that are in the last year for U9 and U11.

What are the gi and dress code rules?

A blue judo gi is allowed but a white gi is strongly preferred; blue gis may require a change of sides at match start. A white shirt may be worn under the gi, long hair must be put up above the jacket collar, and no hard parts are allowed in hair arrangements.

Are there limits on the number of entries?

Yes; the competition runs on two mats so limitations on the number of entries will occur and entries are handled first come first served.

Will photographs be taken at the event?

Yes; registration for the competition means you accept that photographs will be taken and published on the internet.