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The Guerreros Judo Impact:

94% Youth Participants | 53% Female Participation | 98% Minority Participation|  ~65% From Traditionally Underserved Communities |  100% Volunteer-Run

2026 STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Female ██████████████████████ 53%

Male ████████████████████ 47%

Under 6 years █████████████████ 20.0%

7-12 years ████████████████████████████████████████ 47.0% 

13-17 years ███████████████████████ 27.1% 

18-24 years ██ 2.3% 

25-34 years █ 1.2% 

35-44 years █ 1.2% 

45+ years █ 1.2%

Minority Participation █████████████████████████████████████████████████ 98%

Self-Identified Special Needs ████ 7.6%

Students from Traditionally Disadvantaged or Underserved Communities 

███████████████████████████████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ Estimated 60-70%* 

*Based on participant residential distribution, an estimated 60-70% of Guerreros Judo participants reside in communities that are traditionally considered economically disadvantaged or underserved within Los Angeles County and the eastern San Gabriel Valley. 

Our Parent Board

Our Parent Board is a team of dedicated volunteers who generously contribute their time, expertise, and energy to support the mission of Guerreros Athletic Foundation, the Guerreros Judo nonprofit organization. All board members serve in an unpaid capacity and are united by a shared commitment to our athletes, families, and community.

The Parent Board helps guide and support the foundation's operations, ensuring we continue to provide opportunities for growth both on and off the mat. Together, we work to elevate athletes, strengthen our community, expand the reach and impact of judo throughout California, and create meaningful opportunities for underserved youth through the sport of judo.

Through volunteer leadership, collaboration, and service, our board helps ensure that Guerreros Judo remains an accessible, welcoming, and empowering place for all.