Brothers from Sydney’s west set for judo competition in Rio
Two brothers from Sydney’s west will make history when they represent Australia in judo at the upcoming Rio Olympics.
Northmead residents Nathan and Joshua Katz, who have been training since the tender age of six, will participate in different weight divisions and won’t be competing directly against each another.
Their selection marks the first time brothers have represented Australia in judo in the Olympics.
At 18, Joshua will be is the youngest contestant to ever make the team of seven, while the pair will be the seventh instance of siblings making the Australian Olympic Team.
“It’s something we’ve dreamed about since were little kids,” Joshua said.
The Katz brothers will be chasing Australia's third ever medal in the Olympic sport.
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