Morgan Endicott-Davies

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Morgan Endicott-Davies is a multiple time Australian judo champion who is widely known for his uchimata, seoinage and juji-gatame techniques.

He was part of the 2004 Australian olympic judo team having been a reserve for the Sydney Olympics in 2000. He also represented Australia at the 2005 World Championships in Cario.

He is currently a elite member of the JFA High Performance Squad and is aiming for a second Olympic team in 2008.

He finished 9th in the 2004 Olympics and was unplaced in the 2005 worlds. Recently he won the ACT International Open.

He is currently the head instructer of Zenbu Judo Club that is situated in Sydney Olympic Park.

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