Jordan Stewart
Biography
• 12-time Canadian Champion
• Won men’s -87kg silver at 2026 Senior Pan American Championships, adding to a Pan American Championship resume that includes gold in 2024 and four bronze medals
• Finished 9th at the 2026 Rome World Taekwondo Grand Prix, recording his first Grand Prix match victory
• Won men’s -87kg bronze at the 2024 CISM World Military Taekwondo Championships; had previously won bronze in 2018
• Named Male Athlete of the Year in 2024 for both the Canadian Army and the Canadian Armed Forces
• Reached the quarterfinals and finished tied for 5th in the men’s -87kg event at the 2022 World Taekwondo Championships in Guadalajarajo
• Won a bronze medal at the 2019 CISM Military World Games.
A Little More About Jordan
Getting into the Sport: Began taekwondo at age four after being inspired by Donatello from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; what began as a childhood interest grew into a long international career representing Canada… Outside Interests: Graduated from Humber College’s Sport Management program… Has built a career combining high-performance sport, leadership and community impact… Serves as Athlete Director on the Taekwondo Canada Board of Directors… RBC Olympian… Serves in the Canadian Armed Forces…
Odds and Ends: Personal philosophy “Dream • Achieve • Inspire” reflects his belief in using sport and his platform to help others pursue what is possible…
Notable International Results
Pan American Games: 2019 - QFs (+80kg)
World Taekwondo Championships: 2025 – 17th; 2022 – 5th (-87kg);2019 – 9th (-87kg); 2017 – 17th (-87kg); 2015 – 33rd (-87kg)
World Military Championships: 2024 – BRONZE (-87kg); 2018 – BRONZE (-87kg)
Military World Games: 2019 – BRONZE
Pan American Championships: 2026 – SILVER (-87kg); 2024 – GOLD (-87kg); 2022 – BRONZE (-87kg); 2021 – BRONZE (-87kg); 2018 – BRONZE (-87kg); 2016 – BRONZE (-87kg)
World Taekwondo Grand Prix: 2026 Rome – 9th
Commonwealth Championships: 2017 – GOLD (-87kg)
International Open Tournaments: Career total 42 medals — 9 GOLD, 10 SILVER and 23 BRONZE



