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Judo at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification

This article details the qualifying phase for judo at the 2024 Summer Olympics. The competition at these Games will comprise a total of 372 athletes coming from their respective NOCs; each could enter a maximum of fourteen judokas, seven each for both men and women per bodyweight category.[1] The host country France reserves a spot in all fourteen individual events, while fifteen places are entitled to the eligible NOCs interested to have their judokas compete for Paris 2024 based on the Universality principle.[2]

Qualification for judo
at the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad
Dates24 June 2022 (24 June 2022) (start)
23 June 2024 (23 June 2024) (end)
← 2020
2028 →

The remaining judokas must undergo a qualifying process to secure a spot in their respective weight category for the Games through the world ranking list prepared by the International Judo Federation (IJF).[3][4] The qualification window commenced on 24 June 2022, and will conclude two years later (23 June 2024), with the final eligibility list published two days after the deadline.[2]

The top 17 judokas in each bodyweight category from the world ranking list will qualify directly for the Games, ensuring that the NOC is subjected to a limit of a single judoka per division. If the NOC enters more than a single judoka ranked among the top 17 in a designated weight class, the NOC must decide which athlete obtains the quota place.[2]

Further continental quotas (13 men and 12 women for Europe, 12 of each gender for Africa, 10 men and 11 women for the Americas, 10 of each gender for Asia, and 5 of each gender for Oceania) are also available. International Judo Federation publishes a list of all judokas for each continent across all gender-based bodyweight categories to assign these quota places according to their world ranking points. Eligible judokas with the highest number of points on the ranking list will secure a continental quota for their respective NOC at the Games regardless of their gender and weight category. Each NOC may only enter a single judoka through the continental qualification rules to certify that over a hundred different NOCs are well represented for Paris 2024.[1][2]

The mixed-team tournament will offer five invitational places (one for each continent) to the highest-ranked NOCs that have qualified judokas in only five of the six mixed-team weight classes. Among these NOCs, the highest-ranked judoka vying for qualification will fill the remaining quota place to complete the team.[2]

Timeline edit

Date Milestone
24 June 2022 Start of qualification period.
23 June 2024 End of qualification period.
25 June 2024 Publication of IJF World Ranking List of the Olympic Qualification period.
IJF confirms in writing to the NOCs the quota places obtained.
The Tripartite Commission to confirm in writing the allocation of Universality Places to the NOCs
2 July 2024 The NOCs to confirm to the IJF the use of the allocated quota places.
3 July 2024 IJF to reallocate all unused quota places
6 July 2024 The NOCs to confirm to the IJF the use of the reallocated quota places.
8 July 2024 Paris 2024 Sport Entries deadline.
26 July 2024 Opening of the 2024 Summer Olympics.

Qualification summary edit

NOC Men Women Mixed Total Ref.
60 kg 66 kg 73 kg 81 kg 90 kg 100 kg +100 kg 48 kg 52 kg 57 kg 63 kg 70 kg 78 kg +78 kg Team
  Algeria     2 [5]
  Angola   1 [6]
  Argentina   1 [7]
  Australia       3 [8]
  Austria               6 [9]
  Azerbaijan                     10 [10]
  Bahrain   1 [11]
  Belgium         4 [12]
  Benin   1 [13]
  Bosnia and Herzegovina     2 [14]
  Brazil                             13 [15]
  Bulgaria     2 [16]
  Burkina Faso   1 [17]
  Burundi   1 [18]
  Cape Verde   1 [19]
  Cameroon   1 [20]
  Canada             6 [21]
  Central African Republic   1 [22]
  Chile     2 [23]
  China             6 [24]
  Chinese Taipei       3 [25]
  Colombia   1 [26]
  Croatia       3 [27]
  Cuba               6 [28]
  Cyprus   1 [29]
  Czech Republic     2 [30]
  Democratic Republic of the Congo   1 [31]
  Djibouti   1 [32]
  Dominican Republic   1 [33]
  Ecuador   1 [34]
  Egypt     2 [35]
  El Salvador   1 [36]
  Estonia   1 [37]
  Finland   1 [38]
  France                               14 [39]
  Gabon   1 [40]
  The Gambia   1 [41]
  Georgia                       10 [42]
  Germany                     9 [43]
  Great Britain           5 [44]
  Greece     2 [45]
  Guinea     2 [46]
  Guinea-Bissau   1 [47]
  Hong Kong   1 [48]
  Hungary             6 [49]
  India   1 [50]
  Individual Neutral Athletes                       10 [51]
  Indonesia   1 [52]
  Israel                           12 [53]
  Italy                         11 [54]
  Ivory Coast   1 [55]
  Jamaica   1 [56]
  Japan                               14 [57]
  Kazakhstan                   8 [58]
  Kosovo           5 [59]
  Kyrgyzstan     2 [60]
  Lebanon   1 [61]
  Madagascar   1 [62]
  Mauritius   1 [63]
  Mexico     2 [64]
  Moldova       3 [65]
  Mongolia                         11 [66]
  Morocco       3 [67]
  Netherlands                       10 [68]
  New Zealand     2 [69]
  North Korea   1 [70]
  Panama   1 [71]
  Paraguay   1 [72]
  Peru   1 [73]
  Philippines   1 [74]
  Poland         4 [75]
  Portugal               7 [76]
  Puerto Rico     2 [77]
  Romania   1 [78]
  Senegal     2 [79]
  Serbia               6 [80]
  Slovakia   1 [81]
  Slovenia             6 [82]
  South Africa   1 [83]
  South Korea                       10 [84]
  Spain                     9 [85]
  Sweden     2 [86]
  Switzerland       3 [87]
  Tajikistan             6 [88]
  Tanzania   1 [89]
  Thailand   1 [90]
  Tunisia   1 [91]
  Turkey           5 [92]
  Turkmenistan     2 [93]
  Ukraine           5 [94]
  United Arab Emirates             6 [95]
  United States         4 [96]
  Uruguay   1 [97]
  Uzbekistan                         11 [98]
  Venezuela     2 [99]
  Zambia   1 [100]
Total: 96 22 21 27 30 28 24 20 29 27 27 26 23 22 21 16 363
References [101] [102] [103] [104] [105] [106] [107] [108] [109] [110] [111] [112] [113] [114] [115]

Men's events edit

Extra-lightweight (60 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[101]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Luka Mkheidze[a][116] 4908
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Spain Francisco Garrigós 5099
2   Japan Ryuju Nagayama 4930
3   Chinese Taipei Yang Yung-wei 4770
4   Azerbaijan Balabay Aghayev 4720
5   South Korea Lee Ha-rim 4206
6   Georgia Giorgi Sardalashvili 3834
7   Turkey Salih Yıldız 3712
8   Ukraine Dilshot Khalmatov 3639
9   Mongolia Enkhtaivany Ariunbold 3484
10   Uzbekistan Dilshodbek Baratov 3414
11   Individual Neutral Athletes Ramazan Abdulaev 3284
12   Kazakhstan Nurkanat Serikbayev 3241
13   Netherlands Tornike Tsjakadoea 2762
14   Belgium Jorre Verstraeten 2742
15   Israel Yam Wolczak 2393
16   Brazil Michel Augusto 2366
17   Egypt Youssry Samy 2072
Continental
quota 		Africa   Zambia Simon Zulu 1130
  Democratic Republic of the Congo Arnold Kisoka 685
Oceania   Australia Josh Katz 1500
America   El Salvador Jairo Moreno 349

Half-lightweight (66 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[102]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Walide Khyar[a][116] 3024
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Moldova Denis Vieru 4840
2   Japan Hifumi Abe 4500
3   Mongolia Battogtokhyn Erkhembayar 4430
4   Brazil Willian Lima 4220
5   Spain David García Torné 4088
6   Tajikistan Nurali Emomali 3863
7   Georgia Vazha Margvelashvili 3860
8   Azerbaijan Yashar Najafov 3832
9   Uzbekistan Sardor Nurillaev 3434
10   United Arab Emirates Bayanmönkhiin Narmandakh 3375
11   Ukraine Bogdan Iadov 3366
12   South Korea An Ba-ul 2922
13   Israel Baruch Shmailov 2827
14   Italy Matteo Piras 2649
15   Kazakhstan Gusman Kyrgyzbayev 2522
16   Morocco Abderrahmane Boushita 2288
17   Serbia Strahinja Bunčić 2052
Continental
quota 		Asia   Kyrgyzstan Kubanychbek Aibek Uulu 2049
  Turkmenistan Hekim Agamämmedow 1764
America   Peru Juan Postigos 1259

Lightweight (73 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[103]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Joan-Benjamin Gaba 1470
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Azerbaijan Hidayet Heydarov 6798
2   Japan Soichi Hashimoto 5190
3   Uzbekistan Shakhram Ahadov 4748
4   Georgia Lasha Shavdatuashvili 4382
5   Brazil Daniel Cargnin 3865
6   Italy Manuel Lombardo[a][117] 3850
7   Canada Arthur Margelidon 3820
8   Individual Neutral Athletes Makhmadbek Makhmadbekov 3452
9   Moldova Adil Osmanov 3435
10   Tajikistan Behruzi Khojazoda 3235
11   Algeria Messaoud Dris 3106
12   Spain Salvador Cases 3100
13   Switzerland Nils Stump 3098
14   Kosovo Akil Gjakova 2998
15   Kazakhstan Daniyar Shamshayev 2888
16   United States Jack Yonezuka 2800
17   Mongolia Tsend-Ochiryn Tsogtbaatar 2772
Continental
quota 		Africa   The Gambia Faye Njie 1231
  Djibouti Aden-Alexandre Houssein 711
  Tanzania Andrew Thomas Mlugu 444
Asia   North Korea Chol Gwang Kim 1164
Europe   Israel Tohar Butbul 2562
  Bulgaria Mark Hristov 2258
  Germany Igor Wandtke 2102
America   Cuba Magdiel Estrada 2265
Returned
team
invitation 		Europe   Austria Lukas Reiter 513

Half-middleweight (81 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[104]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Alpha Oumar Djalo[a][116] 2116
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Belgium Matthias Casse 7622
2   Georgia Tato Grigalashvili 5665
3   South Korea Lee Joon-hwan 4980
4   Brazil Guilherme Schimidt 4848
5   Canada François Gauthier-Drapeau 4400
6   Azerbaijan Zelim Tckaev 4311
7   Japan Takanori Nagase 4160
8   Austria Shamil Borchashvili 3746
9   Turkey Vedat Albayrak 3542
10   Italy Antonio Esposito 3526
11   Netherlands Frank de Wit 3283
12   Tajikistan Somon Makhmadbekov 3250
13   Israel Sagi Muki 3248
14   United Arab Emirates Nugzar Tatalashvili 3188
15   Kazakhstan Abylaikhan Zhubanazar 3130
16   Hungary Attila Ungvári 2606
17   Portugal João Fernando 2443
Continental
quota 		Africa   Morocco Achraf Moutii 1834
  Egypt Abdelrahman Mohamed 1497
  Benin Valentin Houinato 494
Asia   Bahrain Askerbii Gerbekov 2428
  Uzbekistan Sharofiddin Boltaboev 1942
  Mongolia Gereltuyaagiin Bolor-Ochir 1827
Europe   Individual Neutral Athletes Timur Arbuzov 2282
  Moldova Mihail Latisev 2221
  Ukraine Mykhailo Svidrak 2094
America   Puerto Rico Adrián Gandía 1582
  Uruguay Alain Mikael Aprahamian 721
Returned
team
invitation 		Europe   Germany Timo Cavelius 2078

Middleweight (90 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[105]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Alexis Mathieu 3264
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Georgia Lasha Bekauri 5640
2   Japan Sanshiro Murao 5210
3   Hungary Krisztián Tóth 4795
4   Uzbekistan Davlat Bobonov 4694
5   Turkey Mihael Žgank 4480
6   Cuba Iván Felipe Silva Morales 4028
7   Kyrgyzstan Erlan Sherov 3978
8   Azerbaijan Murad Fatiyev 3822
9   Italy Christian Parlati[a][117] 3752
10   Brazil Rafael Macedo 3725
11   Bulgaria Ivaylo Ivanov 3570
12   Individual Neutral Athletes Mikhail Igolnikov 3536
13   Serbia Nemanja Majdov 3394
14   Greece Theodoros Tselidis 3170
15   Netherlands Noël van 't End 2814
16   Spain Tristani Mosakhlishvili 2728
17   Tajikistan Komronshokh Ustopiriyon 2666
Continental
quota 		Africa   Mauritius Rémi Feuillet 1084
  Senegal Abderahmane Diao 1076
  Burkina Faso Carmel Kone 418
Asia   United Arab Emirates Aram Grigorian 1840
  Lebanon Caramnob Sagaipov 1408
Europe   Estonia Klen-Kristofer Kaljulaid 2472
  Sweden Marcus Nyman 2194
  Romania Alex Creţ 2184
America   Dominican Republic Robert Florentino 2274
  United States John Jayne 2124

Half-heavyweight (100 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[106]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Aurélien Diesse 1000
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Georgia Ilia Sulamanidze 6350
2   Uzbekistan Muzaffarbek Turoboyev 5749
3   Individual Neutral Athletes Matvey Kanikovskiy 5500
4   Canada Shady El Nahas 5148
5   Azerbaijan Zelym Kotsoiev 5022
6   Netherlands Michael Korrel 4802
7   Mongolia Batkhuyagiin Gonchigsüren 4185
8   Brazil Leonardo Gonçalves 4070
9   Spain Nikoloz Sherazadishvili 3850
10   Serbia Aleksandar Kukolj 3682
11   Portugal Jorge Fonseca 3660
12   Israel Peter Paltchik 3322
13   United Arab Emirates Dzhafar Kostoev 2924
14   Japan Aaron Wolf 2900
15   Austria Aaron Fara 2828
16   Belgium Toma Nikiforov 2656
17   Italy Gennaro Pirelli 2586
Continental
quota 		Asia   Kazakhstan Nurlykhan Sharkhan 2572
  India Avtar Singh 1094
Europe   Switzerland Daniel Eich 2585
  Hungary Zsombor Vég 2457
  Poland Piotr Kuczera 2359
America   Chile Thomas Briceño 1150

Heavyweight (+100 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[107]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Teddy Riner[a][116] 4000
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Individual Neutral Athletes Inal Tasoev 6400
2   Cuba Andy Granda 4994
3   South Korea Kim Min-jong 4605
4   Georgia Guram Tushishvili 4358
5   Tajikistan Temur Rakhimov 4300
6   Japan Tatsuru Saito 4170
7   Finland Martti Puumalainen 4014
8   Uzbekistan Alisher Yusupov 3530
9   Brazil Rafael Silva 3415
10   Czech Republic Lukáš Krpálek 3347
11   Azerbaijan Ushangi Kokauri 3209
12   Netherlands Jelle Snippe 3191
13   Germany Erik Abramov 3046
14   Slovakia Márius Fízeľ 2905
15   Mongolia Odkhüügiin Tsetsentsengel 2884
16   United Arab Emirates Magomedomar Magomedomarov 2705
17   Senegal Mbagnick Ndiaye 2176
Continental
quota 		Africa   Guinea-Bissau Bubacar Mane 861
Europe   Slovenia Enej Marinič 2105

Women's events edit

Extra-lightweight (48 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[108]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Shirine Boukli[a][116] 4510
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Italy Assunta Scutto[a][117] 5945
2   Japan Natsumi Tsunoda 5200
3   Kazakhstan Abiba Abuzhakynova 4828
4   Serbia Milica Nikolić 4430
5   South Korea Lee Hye-kyeong 3970
6   Portugal Catarina Costa 3904
7   Mongolia Bavuudorjiin Baasankhüü 3772
8   United States Maria Celia Laborde 3726
9   Individual Neutral Athletes Sabina Giliazova 3511
10   Spain Mireia Lapuerta Comas 3389
11   Chile Mary Dee Vargas 2980
12   Slovenia Maruša Štangar 2756
13   Uzbekistan Khalimajon Kurbonova 2652
14   Azerbaijan Leyla Aliyeva 2586
15   Israel Shira Rishony 2558
16   Sweden Tara Babulfath 2484
17   Germany Katharina Menz 2482
Continental
quota 		Africa   South Africa Geronay Whitebooi 1382
  Gabon Virginia Aymard 984
Asia   China Guo Zongying 2316
  Chinese Taipei Lin Chen-hao 1536
  Hong Kong Wong Ka Lee 717
Europe   Turkey Sıla Ersin 2400
  Austria Katharina Tanzer 1587
America   Colombia Erika Lasso 1907
  Argentina Keisy Perafán 1037
  Paraguay Gabriela Narvaez 627
Returned quota   Brazil Natasha Ferreira 2186

Half-lightweight (52 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[109]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Amandine Buchard[a][116] 6184
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Kosovo Distria Krasniqi 7260
2   Uzbekistan Diyora Keldiyorova 6700
3   Great Britain Chelsie Giles 5788
4   Italy Odette Giuffrida[a][117] 5540
5   Hungary Réka Pupp 5010
6   Japan Uta Abe 4850
7   Israel Gefen Primo 4360
8   Germany Mascha Ballhaus 4132
9   Brazil Larissa Pimenta 4002
10   United Arab Emirates Bishreltiin Khorloodoi 3699
11   Spain Ariane Toro 3512
12   Mongolia Lkhagvasürengiin Sosorbaram 3265
13   Morocco Soumiya Iraoui 3164
14   China Zhu Yeqing 2889
15   United States Angelica Delgado 2421
16   Croatia Ana Viktorija Puljiz 2312
17   Azerbaijan Gultaj Mammadaliyeva 2196
Continental
quota 		Africa   Cape Verde Djamila Silva 1176
Asia   South Korea Jang Se-yun 2130
  Indonesia Maryam March Maharani 817
  Tajikistan Akhliya Muminova 487
Europe   Cyprus Sofia Asvesta 1644
America   Canada Kelly Deguchi 1752
  Mexico Paulina Martínez 1642
Returned quota   Switzerland Binta Ndiaye 2101
  Poland Aleksandra Kaleta 2074

Lightweight (57 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[110]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Sarah-Léonie Cysique[a][116] 3920
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Canada Christa Deguchi 8990
2   Georgia Eteri Liparteliani 4645
3   South Korea Huh Mi-mi 4590
4   Brazil Rafaela Silva 4589
5   Kosovo Nora Gjakova 4332
6   Serbia Marica Perišić 4280
7   Japan Haruka Funakubo 4250
8   Ukraine Daria Bilodid 3445
9   Germany Pauline Starke 3358
10   Israel Timna Nelson-Levy 3294
11   Italy Veronica Toniolo[a][117] 3172
12   Slovenia Kaja Kajzer 2954
13   Individual Neutral Athletes Daria Kurbonmamadova 2726
14   Mongolia Lkhagvatogoogiin Enkhriilen 2430
15   Chinese Taipei Lien Chen-ling 2414
16   Turkmenistan Maýsa Pardaýewa 2379
17   Great Britain Nekoda Smythe-Davis 2305
Continental
quota 		Africa   Guinea Mariana Esteves 2232
  Ivory Coast Zouleiha Dabonne 1390
Europe   Portugal Telma Monteiro 2126
  Belgium Mina Libeer 2105
  Netherlands Julie Beurskens 1976
  Azerbaijan Acelya Toprak 1445
America   Panama Kristine Jiménez 751
Team
invitation 		America   Cuba Arnaes Odelín 876
Returned quota   China Cai Qi 2247

Half-middleweight (63 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[111]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Clarisse Agbegnenou[a][116] 4212
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Canada Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard 5802
2   Japan Miku Takaichi 5020
3   Australia Katharina Haecker 5014
4   Kosovo Laura Fazliu 4930
5   Israel Gili Sharir 4748
6   Netherlands Joanne van Lieshout 4726
7   Poland Angelika Szymańska 4338
8   Great Britain Lucy Renshall 4194
9   Slovenia Andreja Leški 4026
10   Hungary Szofi Özbas 3648
11   Austria Lubjana Piovesana 3401
12   Portugal Bárbara Timo 3332
13   Czech Republic Renata Zachová 3316
14   South Korea Kim Ji-su 3310
15   Mexico Prisca Awiti Alcaraz 2990
16   Cuba Maylín del Toro Carvajal 2786
17   China Tang Jing 2785
Continental
quota 		Africa   Algeria Amina Belkadi 2512
  Central African Republic Nadia Matchiko Guimendego 1158
Asia   Philippines Kiyomi Watanabe 363
Europe   Croatia Katarina Krišto 2753
  Spain Cristina Cabaña 2133
America   Brazil Ketleyn Quadros 2669
Team
invitation 		Asia   Kazakhstan Esmigul Kuyulova 1342
Europe   Georgia Eter Askilashvili 537

Middleweight (70 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[112]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Marie-Ève Gahié[a][116] 4080
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Croatia Barbara Matić 7300
2   Greece Elisavet Teltsidou 6292
3   Netherlands Sanne van Dijke 5784
4   Japan Saki Niizoe 5550
5   Germany Miriam Butkereit 5305
6   Austria Michaela Polleres 5208
7   Spain Ai Tsunoda 4612
8   Australia Aoife Coughlan 4255
9   Individual Neutral Athletes Madina Taimazova 3876
10   Puerto Rico María Pérez 3435
11   Venezuela Elvismar Rodríguez 3066
12   Uzbekistan Gulnoza Matniyazova 2802
13   Slovenia Anka Pogačnik 2712
14   Italy Kim Polling 2484
15   Israel Maya Goshen 2462
16   Great Britain Katie-Jemima Yeats-Brown 2295
17   Hungary Szabina Gercsák 2237
Continental
quota 		Africa   Angola Maria Niangi 1520
  Madagascar Aina Laura Rasoanaivo Razafy 1417
Europe   Bosnia and Herzegovina Aleksandra Samardžić 1600
America   Ecuador Celinda Corozo 1086
  Jamaica Ebony Drysdale Daley 676

Half-heavyweight (78 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[113]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Audrey Tcheuméo 4480
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Israel Inbar Lanir 7015
2   Italy Alice Bellandi[a][117] 6490
3   Germany Anna-Maria Wagner 5777
4   Japan Rika Takayama 4802
5   Netherlands Guusje Steenhuis 4724
6   China Ma Zhenzhao 4158
7   Brazil Mayra Aguiar 4075
8   Ukraine Yelyzaveta Lytvynenko 4038
9   Portugal Patrícia Sampaio 3532
10   Slovenia Metka Lobnik 2922
11   South Korea Yoon Hyun-ji 2916
12   Guinea Marie Branser 2687
13   Great Britain Emma Reid 2215
14   Mongolia Otgonbayaryn Khüslen 2011
15   New Zealand Moira de Villiers 1832
16   Poland Beata Pacut-Kloczko 1828
17   Uzbekistan Iriskhon Kurbanbaeva 1771
Continental
quota 		Africa   Cameroon Georgika Wesly Djengue Moune 1530
  Burundi Ange Ciella Niragira 802
Asia   Thailand Ikumi Oeda 558
Europe   Kosovo Loriana Kuka 1719

Heavyweight (+78 kg) edit

Provisional list. Updated to 29 April 2024.[114]
Bold — secured qualification.

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
Host nation 1 —   France Romane Dicko[a][116] 6925
IJF
World
Ranking
List 		17 1   Israel Raz Hershko 6040
2   Brazil Beatriz Souza 5165
3   South Korea Kim Ha-yun 4724
4   China Su Xin 4388
5   Turkey Kayra Ozdemir 4326
6   Portugal Rochele Nunes 4147
7   Serbia Milica Žabić 3532
8   Italy Asya Tavano 3509
9   Japan Wakaba Tomita 3238
10   Netherlands Marit Kamps 2850
11   Kazakhstan Kamila Berlikash 2764
12   Mongolia Amarsaikhany Adiyaasüren 2640
13   Cuba Idalys Ortiz 2613
14   Germany Renée Lucht 2468
15   Individual Neutral Athletes Elis Startseva 2410
16   New Zealand Sydnee Andrews 2300
17   Bosnia and Herzegovina Larisa Cerić 2282
Continental
quota 		Africa   Tunisia Sarra Mzougui 1905
Europe   Georgia Sophio Somkhishvili 1720
America   Venezuela Amarantha Urdaneta 1551

Continental quota allocation edit

Africa edit

Asia edit

Europe edit

Oceania edit

America edit

Returned quota reallocation edit

Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Weight
class		 Ref.
1   China Cai Qi 2247 W–57 [110]
2   Brazil Natasha Ferreira 2186 W–48 [108]
3   Switzerland Binta Ndiaye 2101 W–52 [109]
4   Poland Aleksandra Kaleta 2074 W–52 [109]

Team invitation edit

Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Weight
class		 Ref.
1   Kazakhstan Esmigul Kuyulova 1342 W–63 [111]
2   Cuba Arnaes Odelín 876 W–57 [110]
3   Georgia Eter Askilashvili 537 W–63 [111]

Returned team invitation edit

Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Weight
class		 Ref.
1   Germany Timo Cavelius 2078 M–81 [104]
2   Austria Lukas Reiter 513 M–73 [103]

Notes edit

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Internally selected by NOC.

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