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Lori Pierce
1st Female American ever to compete at the Paralympics for Judo.
1st Female American ever to compete at the Paralympics for Judo.
1st female American to win the silver medal in Judo at the Paralympics.
Lori was a member of the 2004 Paralympics Judo Team Representing the USA in Athens, Greece.
Greg DeWall
Greg was the 2008 Bronze Medalist and member of the 2008 US Paralympic Judo Team representing the USA.
Greg was the 2008 Bronze Medalist and member of the 2008 US Paralympic Judo Team representing the USA.
Greg lost his sight from an accident 12 years ago. The sport of Judo has greatly influenced his life
and career. He recently graduated as Bachelor Degree in Recreational Therapy and is currently
competing in Germany and Lithuania for the US.
and career. He recently graduated as Bachelor Degree in Recreational Therapy and is currently
competing in Germany and Lithuania for the US.
Jordon
Jordan was introduced to at age 16 at the US Olympic Judo Training Center along with 35 other children.
35 was cut to 25 and out of 25 she stood out above the others. She was invited by Coach Wily Cahill for further introductions at Cahill's Judo Academy. After 3 visits she was registered to compete at a judo tournament at SF State University and won first place in her weight class.
Jordan was introduced to at age 16 at the US Olympic Judo Training Center along with 35 other children.
35 was cut to 25 and out of 25 she stood out above the others. She was invited by Coach Wily Cahill for further introductions at Cahill's Judo Academy. After 3 visits she was registered to compete at a judo tournament at SF State University and won first place in her weight class.
She hasn't stopped practicing, competition and winning.
Jordan was on the 2008 US Paralympic Judo Team and competed in Beijing.