Panamerické mistrovství v judu
Panamerické mistrovství v judu je sportovní akce pořádaná každou judistickou sezonu Panamerickou judistickou konfederací (CPJ), která je součástí Mezinárodní judistické federace (IJF).
Historie
Turnaje panamerického mistrovství se pořádají od padesátých let dvacátého století. U zrodu Panamerického mistrovství stála Panamerická judistická unie (PJU), která řadu let turnaje organizovala (součást IJF od roku 1968). První panamerická mistrovství probíhala v dnes již neexistující disciplíně podle technických stupňů. Ve váhových kategoriích se začalo zápasit od roku 1965 (5. panamerické mistrovství). Ženy dostaly poprvé příležitost reprezentovat svojí zemi v roce 1980.
V roce 2008 došlo k neshodám s Mezinárodní judistickou federací (IJF) ohledně nového systému kvalifikací na letní olympijské hry. IJF rozvázala s PJU spolupráci a inicializovala založení nové panamerické organizace, kterou se stala od roku 2009 Panamerická judistická konfederace (CPJ).
Vítězové ve váhových kategoriích
Muži
| rok | místo | muší váha | superlehká váha | pololehká váha | lehká váha | polostřední váha | střední váha | polotěžká váha | těžká váha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1965 |  Ciudad de Guatemala | — | — | — |  T. Seino | — | J. Bregman | — | R. Walter |
| 1968 |  San Juan | — | — |  H. Sasaki | T. Seino | — | L. Shiozawa | D. Graham | A. Coage |
| 1970 | Londrina | — | — | L. Fukuhara | P. Burris | — | L. Shiozawa | Chiaki Ishii | G. Garren |
| 1972 |  Buenos Aires | — | — | J. Maeto | H. Elias | — | L. Shiozawa | Chiaki Ishii | W. Abreu |
| 1974 |  Ciudad de Panamá | — | — | M. Junqueira |  W. Erdman | — |  I. Azcuy | T. Martin | J. Wooley |
| 1976 |  Maracaibo | — | — |  G. Padilla | R. Machusso | — | C. Worthen | C. Pacheco | H. Ogawa |
| 1978 | Buenos Aires | — | K. Nakasone | G. Wong | G. d'Nelson | C. Cunha | I. Azcuy | V. Gómez | O. S. Filho |
| 1980 | Isla de Margarita | — | P. Takahashi | L. Onmura | A. Vieira | D. Baptista | W. Carmona | T. Greenway | J. Meli |
| 1982 |  Santiago | — | P. Takahashi | P. Chénier | M. Tsutsui | A. Mennani | L. Jani | A. Miguel | F. Blaney |
| 1984 | Ciudad de México | — | L. Shinohara | G. Padilla | W. Scull | J. Ferrer | W. Carmona | I. Azcuy | F. Flexa |
| 1985 | La Havana | — | S. Pessoa st. | I. Sayu | M. Tsutsui | B. Barron | J. González | A. Miguel | F. Flexa |
| 1986 | Salinas | M. Manning | S. Pessoa st. | Ri. Sampaio | M. Swain | A. Franco | J. González | A. Miguel | F. Flexa |
| 1988 | Buenos Aires | L. Martínez | S. Pessoa st. | Ri. Sampaio | L. Onmura | A. Franco | S. López | A. Miguel | F. Moreno |
| 1990 | Caracas | W. García | I. Hernández | J.-P. Cantin | S. Oliveira | E. Paraguassú | N. Gill | B. Salgado | F. Moreno |
| 1992 | Hamilton | R. Yamayose | T. Okada | J. Pedro | M. González | R. Riley | W. Castropil | A. Miguel | J. M. Tranquillini |
| 1994 | Santiago | R. Yamayose | M. Poulot | I. Hernández | J.-P. Cantin | G. García | C. Honorato | J. Aguirre | F. Moreno |
| 1996 | San Juan | F. Miyata | M. Poulot | I. Hernández | S. Pereira | G. Arteaga | B. Zanol | A. Miguel | J. Fis |
| 1997 | Guadalajara | S. Barragán | M. Poulot | I. Hernández | J. Pedro | F. Canto | B. Zanol | A. Miguel | O. Baccino |
| 1998 |  Santo Domingo | L. Mena | F. Miyata | M. Poulot | J. Pedro | G. Arteaga | B. Olson | N. Gill | V. Sánchez |
| 1999 |  Montevideo | J. Bautista | E. Sosa | H. Guimarães | E. Manglés | F. Canto | V. Geraldino | F. Vidal | D. Cardozo |
| 2000 | Orlando | J. Román | D. Lourenço | L. Ortiz | O. Fuentes | A. Sganga | K. Morgan | A. Hand | P. Campbell |
| 2001 | Córdoba | R. Gómez | T. Takata | J. Lencina | S. Oliveira | G. Arteaga | B. Olson | L. Leite | F. Zamboneti |
| 2002 | Santo Domingo | J. Guédez | T. Takata | Y. Arencibia | C. Jefferson | A. Sganga | Y. Despaigne | N. Gill | D. Hernandes |
| 2003 | Salvador | A. Yamamoto | M. Lara | H. Guimarães | C. Jefferson | F. Canto | C. Honorato | M. Sabino | D. Hernandes |
| 2004 | Isla de Margarita | R. Gómez | R. Alvarenga | L. Cunha | J. Pedro | F. Canto | C. Honorato | O. Despaigne | L. Ruiz |
| 2005 | Caguas |  C. Tenesaca | M. Albarracín | J. Derly | R. Reser | T. Camilo | E. Costa | L. Corrêa | W. Santos |
| 2006 | Buenos Aires | R. Gómez | F. Will | Y. Arencibia | M. Mendes | F. Canto | H. Pessanha | O. Despaigne | D. Hernandes |
| 2007 | Montréal | S. Mattey | F. Will | Y. Arencibia | R. Reser | Ó. Cárdenas | T. Camilo | O. Despaigne | D. Hernandes |
| 2008 | Miami | H. Crúz | J. Guédez | Y. Arencibia | V. Penalber | G. Luna | E. Santos | K. Morgan | W. Santos |
| 2009 | Buenos Aires | D. Villalba | J. Guédez | J. Derly | L. Guilheiro | T. Stevens | A. Émond | O. Despaigne | O. Braison |
| 2010 |  San Salvador | F. López | N. Castillo | B. Bolen | N. Tritton | F. Canto | H. Pessanha | O. Despaigne | O. Braison |
| 2011 | Guadalajara | F. López | F. Kitadai | L. Cunha | B. Mendonça | L. Guilheiro | A. González | O. Despaigne | O. Braison |
| 2012 | Montréal | C. Toala | F. Kitadai | L. Cunha | R. Girones | L. Guilheiro | A. Émond | R. Nunes | R. Silva |
| 2013 |  San José | K. Vásquez | F. Kitadai | L. Revite | N. Delpopolo | V. Penalber | A. González | R. Nunes | R. Silva |
| 2014 | Guayaquil | Y. Torrès | F. Kitadai | C. Chibana | A. Pombo | V. Penalber | T. Camilo | J. Armenteros | R. Silva |
| 2015 | Edmonton |  J. Trujillo | F. Kitadai | A. Bouchard | A. Pombo | V. Penalber | T. Camilo | J. Armenteros | D. Moura |
| 2016 | Havana | — | F. Kitadai | C. Chibana | A. Margelidon | A. Valois-Fortier | T. Camilo | J. Armenteros | R. Silva |
| 2017 | Panamá | — | E. Takabatake | O. Solís | E. Barbosa | E. Y. Santos | I. Silva | J. Armenteros | A. García |
| 2018 | San José | — | L. Preciado | O. Solís | A. Bouchard | A. Valois-Fortier | I. Silva | L. Gonçalves | F. Figueroa |
| 2019 |  Lima | — | L. Preciado | D. Cargnin | M. Estrada | A. Valois-Fortier | I. Silva | S. El Nahas | R. Silva |
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