Results obtained at sanctioned point tournaments will be counted with the following conditions:

• - Events must be at the level of U18 or older;
• - All domestic tournaments from the national team handbook U18, U21, senior and Veteran championships will be used for points.
• - All international tournament points must be validated by the PGC/TGC. Refer to the National Team Handbook Policy for Classification of International Tournaments Standard and Points. (Available on Judo Canada’s Website).
• - The candidate may claim points earned in a maximum of four (4) provincial tournaments per active year. Provincial level events must be from those events identified by the PGC/TGC as a points tournament.
• - The candidate can accumulate 5 participation points in sanctioned tournaments.
• - See the chart of accumulated points system for Shiai - below.
  All wins must be against Ikkyu or higher, and points are awarded as follows:
• - IPPON (10 Points),
• - WAZA-ARI (7 Points),

Exceptions:

• - For Shodan candidates (Ikkyu), a win over Nikyu counts for grading.
• - In international tournaments (as defined in the National Team Handbook), all wins will count 10 points with one exception. Win by Fusen-gachi: 0 points.

At least one nationally-certified member of the Provincial/Territorial Grading Committee or an approved examination jury member must be present at domestic kata tournaments or clinics as an evaluator to be able to count points.

The candidate may claim points earned in a maximum of four (4) provincial and four (4) inter-provincial or higher competitions per active year. Provincial level events must be from those events identified by the PGB/TGB as points tournament.

Maximum of 90 points per year.

• Provincial/Territorial and National tournaments (maximum 30 points).
• PJC, International and World tournaments (maximum 60 points).
• 5 points per tournament for participation (if more than 1 team in the relevant Kata)

Points may be awarded per event up to a maximum of 10 points/year for the following roles:

Tournament volunteering: Tournament director; Assistant tournament director; Scorekeeper; Scorekeeper assistant; Timekeepers.

• Provincial: 3 points per event
• National and International: 5 points per event

Executive or Committee volunteering: To collect points, candidate must be a member of a formal executive or committee for a period of 12 months:

• Provincial: 5 points per executive or committee
• National or International: 10 points per executive or committee

The referee must be approved by the province/territory to earn the provincial status and approved by the national body to earn the national status. The referee approved by PJC or IJF will earn the international status.

Maximum of 60 points per year.

Only Judges certified by JC or by the Provincial/Territorial Association qualify for points at National and International level.

For Provincial/Inter-Provincial events, the competition must be sanctioned by the Provincial/Territorial Association.

Maximum 60 points per year.

Points will be awarded, on a per event basis (minimum 4 hours), to course conductors up to a maximum of 60 points per year, for conducting regional, provincial/territorial or nationally organized professional development, kata, referee and technical clinics, NCCP courses and nationally approved team training camps. These events must be provincially or nationally sanctioned.

Points will be awarded, on a per clinic basis (minimum 4 hours), to participants up to a maximum of 30 points per year, for participation at provincially or nationally sanctioned kata, referee, technical clinics and training camps that have been recognized by Judo Canada.