Players

Polish Jodo Team

Athletes from the Polish Kendo Federation have represented the country at the European Jodo Championships since 2003

Bieniak Adam
Bień Wiktor
Borowiak Dariusz
Buga (Romanowska) Anna
Brzeziński Paweł
Ćwik Klaudia
Czerniak Bartłomiej
Domański Ziemowit
Dyjas Joanna
Filip Łukasz
Gabrusewicz Tomasz

Gałązka Maciej
Glatte Michał
Górnicki Krzysztof
Jurgas Aleksandra
Kitkowski Adam
Kokoszka Paweł
Kolasa Jakub
Krawczyk Agnieszka
Kroczak Ola
Kubiak Katarzyna
Kusiak Aleksandra

Leszczyński Dariusz
Machura Łukasz
Majchrzak Adam
Magosz Dorota
Nowakowski Michał
Olender Dorota
Orciuch Kamil
Papis Katarzyna
Podhraska Benc Joanna
Paprocki Jarosław
Poprawski Grzegorz

Stelmach Michał
Szczepański Michał
Szymańska Karolina
Urbanek Piotr
Wawrzyniak Piotr
Wial Agnieszka
Wojtasik Marcin
Wolny Jarosław
Wójcik Rafał
Zdańkowski Jakub
Zyga Marcin
Żurek Mariusz

Adam Bieniak

Jodo 4 dan, WKK Warszawa, inactive

8-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 3 medals
  - 1st place: 2010 (mudan), 2019 (yondan)
  - 3rd place: 2016 (sandan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2015

Wiktor Bień

Jodo 5 dan, Meishinkan Poznań

6-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 3 medals
  - 2nd place: 2023 (yondan)
  - 3rd place: 2011 (shodan), 2025 (godan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 1st place: 2023

Dariusz Borowiak

Jodo 3 dan, Meishinkan Poznań, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Anna Romanowska (Buga)

Jodo 2 dan, SKK Sopot, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Paweł Brzeziński

Jodo 5 dan, SKK Kyojinbukan Sopot

- 2-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 2nd place: 2025 (godan)

Klaudia Ćwik

Jodo 2 dan, WSK Wrocław

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 2nd place: 2024 (shodan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2024

Bartłomiej Czerniak

Jodo 1 dan, WSK Wrocław

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Ziemowit Domański

Jodo 5 dan, Meishinkan Poznań

5-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 2 medals
  - 3rd place: 2013 (shodan)
  - kantosho: 2022 (yondan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2022

Joanna Dyjas

Jodo 4 dan, WKK Warszawa

4-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 2 medals
  - 2nd place: 2007 (mudan)
  - 3rd place: 2008 (shodan)

Łukasz Filip

Jodo 4 dan, WSK Wrocław

5-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 4 medals
  - 2nd place: 2023, 2024 (sandan)
  - kantosho: 2022 and 2025 (sandan)

Tomasz Gabrusewicz

Jodo 3 dan, Bumeikan Katowice, inactive

4-ktime representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 2 medals
  - 1st place: 2014 (shodan)
  - 3rd place: 2016 (nidan)
- Team: 2 medals
  - 3rd place: 2014, 2015,

Maciej Gałązka

Jodo 4 dan, WKK Warszawa

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 1st place: 2011 (mudan)

Michał Glatte

Jodo 2 dan, Koryukan Kraków, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Krzysztof Górnicki

Jodo 1 dan, PSI Opole, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Aleksandra Jurgas

Jodo 2 dan, SKK Kyojinbukan Sopot

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 1st place: 2025 (shodan)

Adam Kitkowski

Jodo Renshi 7 dan, Meishinkan Poznań

12-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 4 medals
  - 3rd place: 2004 (shodan), 2006 (nidan), 2015 i 2016 (godan)
- Team: 2 medals
  - 2nd place: 2009
  - 3rd place: 2010
2-time representative of Poland at the Open 6th Dan Tournament at the EJC
6-time judge at the EJC: 2017-2019, 2022. 2024, 2025

Paweł Kokoszka

Jodo 1 dan, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Jakub Kolasa

Jodo 3 dan, WSK Wrocław, inactive

4-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 3 medals
  - 2nd place: 2013 (nidan)
  - 3rd place: 2011 (mudan), 2012 (shodan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2013

Agnieszka Krawczyk

Jodo 5 dan, WSK Wrocław

10-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 6 medals
  - 1st place: 2016 i 2017 (nidan), 2023, 2024 and 2025 (yondan)
  - 2nd place: 2022 (yondan)
  - 3rd place: 2018 (sandan)
- Team: 4 medals
  - 1st place: 2023
  - 2nd place: 2019
  - 3rd place: 2022 i 2024
coach of the Polish Jodo Team: since 2022

Aleksandra Kroczak

Jodo Mudan, WSK Wrocław, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Katarzyna Kubiak

Jodo Mudan, Meishinkan, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - kantosho: 2022 (mudan)

Aleksandra Kusiak

Jodo 1 dan, Tenshinkan, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2012 (mudan)

Dariusz Leszczyński

Jodo 3 dan, Busetsukan, inactive

4-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 2 medals
  - 1st place: 2008 (mudan)
  - 3rd place: 2011 (nidan)
- Team: 2 medals
  - 2nd place: 2009
  - 3rd place: 2010

Łukasz Machura

Jodo Renshi 6 dan, Bumeikan Katowice

16-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 14 medals
  - 1st place: 2006 (shodan), 2007 (nidan), 2015 (yondan), 2016, 2018 i 2022 (godan)
  - 2nd place: 2008 (nidan), 2009 (sandan), 2012 (yondan), 2017 (godan)
  - 3rd place: 2010 (sandan), 2013 i 2014 (yondan), 2019 (godan)
- Team: 9 medals
  - 2nd place: 2009, 2019
  - 3rd place: 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2022
  - kantosho: 2006, 2008
- 3-time representative of Poland at the Open 6th Dan Tournament at the EJC
  - 1st place: 2023
  - 3rd place: 2024, 2025
- coach of the Polish Jodo Team: 2010-2018
- 3-time judge at the EJC: 2023-2025

Adam Majchrzak

Jodo 3 dan, PSI Opole

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2009 (mudan)

Dorota Magosz

Jodo 3 dan, Bumeikan Katowice

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Michał Nowakowski

Jodo 3 dan, Koryukan Kraków, inactive

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Dorota Olender

Jodo 2 dan, Meishinkan Poznań

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 2 medals
  - 2nd place: 2022 (shodan), 2023 (nidan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2022

Kamil Orciuch

Jodo 4 dan, Bumeikan Katowice, inactive

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2014

Katarzyna Papis

Jodo 2 dan, SKK Kyojinbukan Sopot

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - kantosho: 2025 (shodan)

Joanna Padhraska Benc

Jodo 1 dan, SKK Kyojinbukan Sopot

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2024

Jarosław Paprocki

Jodo 2 dan, SKK Kyojinbukan Sopot

3-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - best uchidachi: 2025 (shodan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 1st place: 2023

Grzegorz Poprawski

Jodo 2 dan, Meishinkan Poznań, inactive

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2008 (mudan)

Michał Stelmach

Jodo 3 dan, Bumeikan Katowice, inactive

2-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Team: 1 medal
  - 2nd place: 2009

Michał Szczepański

Jodo Renshi 6 dan, WSK Wrocław

14-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 10 medals
  - 1st place: 2009 (mudan), 2012 (nidan)
  - 2nd place: 2014 (sandan), 2016 (yondan)
  - 3rd place: 2010 (shodan), 2011 (nidan), 2016 i 2019 (yondan), 2022 (godan)
  - kantosho: 2024
  - best uchidachi: 2023 (4x)
- Team: 7 medals
  - 1st place: 2023
  - 2nd place: 2019
  - 3rd place: 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2024
- 1-time representative of Poland at the Open 6th Dan Tournament at the EJC
  - kantosho: 2025

Karolina Szymańska

Jodo 1 dan, SKK Kyojinbukan Sopot

1-time representative of Poland at the EJC

Piotr Urbanek

Jodo Renshi 6 dan, SKK Sopot

9-time representative of Poland at the EJC
- Individually: 2 medals
  - 3rd place: 2008 (shodan), 2010 (nidan)
- Team: 1 medal
  - 3rd place: 2013
1-time representative of Poland at the Open 6th Dan Tournament at the EJC
coach of the Polish Jodo Team: 2018-2019