| Sport | Sumo |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | United States of America |
| Abbreviation | USSF |
| Affiliation | International Sumo Federation (ISF) |
| Headquarters | 827 North Hollywood Way, #473 Los Angeles, CA 91505-2841[1] |
| President | Edward Suczewski[2] |
| Vice president(s) | Mariah Holmes[2] |
| Secretary | Ryan White[2] |
| Official website | |
| www | |
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United States Sumo Federation is the organization that currently governs sumo for both men and women in the US. The main tournament they organize is the annual U.S. Sumo National Championships.
Notable current & past athletes
- Emmanuel Yarbrough (5-Time World Openweight Medalist)
- Kellyann Ball (2-Time World Heavyweight Medalist)
- Trent Sabo (2-Time World Lightweight Medalist)
- Roy Sims (2016 World Openweight Bronze)
- Wayne Vierra (1997 World Heavyweight Bronze)
- Nobuo Tsuchiya (1994 World Lightweight Bronze)
- Hideo Su'a (1992 World Middleweight Silver)
Notable Association & Clubs
- 901 Sumo Club- Memphis, TN Facebook page
- Aloha Sumo Association-Honolulu, HI
- California Sumo Association-Los Angeles, CA Website
- Dallas Sumo Club- Dallas, TX Website
- Dark Circle Sumo Club-Austin, TX Facebook page
- Florida Sumo Association-Panama City, FL Facebook page
- Georgia Sumo Club-Atlanta, GA Facebook page
- Grand Rapids Sumo Club-Grand Rapids, Michigan Facebook page
- Honu Sumo Club- San Diego, CA Facebook page
- Mighty Eagle Sumo Association-San Antonio, TX Facebook page
- Ohayō Sumo Association- Cincinnati, OH Website
- Raijin Sumo Club- Raleigh, NC Facebook page
- Snake River Sumo Association-Rigby, ID
- South Mountain Martial Arts-Madison, NJ Website
- Welcome Mat Sumo Club-Kansas City, MO Facebook page
- Welcome Mat NOLA-LaPlace, LA Website
US Sumo Open results and champions
US Sumo Open is the annual sumo competition run by USA Sumo (California Sumo Association) a USSF Affiliated Club.[4] It has been held since 2001 in Los Angeles and has been called the largest amateur sumo event in the world.[5]
| Year | Host | Weight class | Winner | Country | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019[6] | Los Angeles | Men's Openweight | Oieksandr Veresiuk |  Ukraine | ||
| Men's Heavyweight | Oieksandr Veresiuk | Ukraine | ||||
| Men's Light Heavyweight | Vazha Daiauri | Ukraine | ||||
| Men's Middleweight | Takeshi Amitani |  Japan | ||||
| Men's Lightweight | Sviatoslav Semykras | Ukraine | ||||
| Women's Openweight | Ivanna Berezovska | Ukraine | ||||
| Women's Heavyweight | Ivanna Berezovska | Ukraine | ||||
| Women's Light Heavyweight | Maryna Maksymenko | Ukraine | ||||
| Women's Middleweight | Svitlana Kolesnyk | Ukraine | ||||
| Women's Lightweight | Karyna Koiesnik | Ukraine | ||||
| 2020[7] | Los Angeles | Men's Openweight | Jose Galindo | United States | ||
| Men's Heavyweight | Jose Galindo | United States | ||||
| Men's Light Heavyweight | Moataz Elkotb |  Egypt | ||||
| Men's Middleweight | Boldbaatar Baldandorj |  Mongolia | ||||
| Men's Lightweight | Altangerel Dorjtsegmed | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Openweight | Yaleidy Galindo |  Puerto Rico | ||||
| Women's Heavyweight | Yaleidy Galindo | Puerto Rico | ||||
| Women's Light Heavyweight | Diana Betanzo | United States | ||||
| Women's Middleweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
| Women's Lightweight | Kristal Betanzo | United States | ||||
| 2021[8] | Los Angeles | Men's Openweight | Jose Galindo | United States | ||
| Men's Heavyweight | Jose Galindo | United States | ||||
| Men's Light Heavyweight | Emilio Morales | United States | ||||
| Men's Middleweight | Erdenebileg Alagdaa | Mongolia | ||||
| Men's Lightweight | Altangerel Dorjtsegmed | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Openweight | Gantogos Garmaa | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Heavyweight | Gantogos Garmaa | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Light Heavyweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
| Women's Middleweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
| Women's Lightweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
| 2022[9] | Los Angeles | Men's Openweight | Mendsaikhan Tsogt-Erdene | Mongolia | ||
| Men's Heavyweight | Mendsaikhan Tsogt-Erdene | Mongolia | ||||
| Men's Light Heavyweight | Moataz Elkotb | Egypt | ||||
| Men's Middleweight | Mohamed Kamal | Egypt | ||||
| Men's Lightweight | Nomin Batbold | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Openweight | Alexsandra Rozum |  Poland | ||||
| Women's Heavyweight | Zuzanna Krystek | Poland | ||||
| Women's Light Heavyweight | Monika Skiba | Poland | ||||
| Women's Middleweight | Alexsandra Rozum | Poland | ||||
| Women's Lightweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
| 2023[10] | Los Angeles | Men's Openweight | Mendsaikhan Tsogt-Erdene | Mongolia | ||
| Men's Heavyweight | Mendsaikhan Tsogt-Erdene | Mongolia | ||||
| Men's Light Heavyweight | Fathy Mohamed | Egypt | ||||
| Men's Middleweight | Usukhbayar Ochirkhuu | Mongolia | ||||
| Men's Lightweight | Edobor Konyeha |  Hungary | ||||
| Women's Openweight | Munkhtsetsteg Otgo | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Heavyweight | Enkhzaya Selenge | Mongolia | ||||
| Women's Light Heavyweight | Jenni Crook | United States | ||||
| Women's Middleweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
| Women's Lightweight | N/A | N/A | ||||
References
- ↑ "Contact USSF – US Sumo Federation". www.ussumo.org.
- 1 2 3 "officers & trustees – US Sumo Federation". www.ussumo.org.
- ↑ "World Medalists – US Sumo Federation". www.ussumo.org.
- ↑ "Us Sumo Open". 13 December 2015.
- ↑ "Pandemic Or Not, The Sumo Must Go On". Forbes. 1 October 2021. Retrieved 1 October 2021.
- ↑ "19th Annual US SUMO OPEN". 13 June 2019.
- ↑ "20th Annual US SUMO OPEN". 13 June 2020.
- ↑ "21st Annual US SUMO OPEN". 13 June 2021.
- ↑ "22nd Annual US SUMO OPEN". 13 June 2022.
- ↑ "23nd Annual US SUMO OPEN". 15 June 2023.
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