Japan Karate Association – UK Championships 2014
SKCE achieve a 32 medal haul
…and receive 2 special awards !
Full report to follow, however here are the results and some of the highlights.
JKA/UKTKF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014
SATURDAY 22 MARCH 2014 : SKCE TEAM RESULTS
Individual Events
Individual Kata (Under 11 years)
Marwan Dowidar – 1st place
Emily Wettasinghe-Lopez – 2nd place
Female Individual Kata (11-14 years)
Margaux Derakhshan – 1st place
Katie Wettasinghe-Lopez – 2nd place
Female Individual Kumite (11-14 years)
Margaux Derakhshan – 2nd place
Male Individual Kata (11-14 years)
Joshua Han – 1st place
Oliver Hood – 2nd place
Male Individual Kumite (11-14 years)
Oliver Hood – 1st place
Joshua Han – 3rd place
Female Individual Kumite (15-17 years)
Arisa Bunsan – 1st place
Male Individual Kata (18+ years)
Sam Hackman – 1st place
Anas Jarboua -3rd place
Euan Pich – 4th place
Female Individual Kumite (18+ years)
Lamia Hamidovic – 4th place
Male Individual Kumite (18+ years)
Leon Gordon – 1st place
Anas Jarboua – 3rd place
Nicholas Jones – 4th place
Team Events
Team Kumite (Under 11 years)
Marwan Dowidar & Ryan Valenzuela-Porta – 1st place
George Reed & Emily Wettasinghe-Lopez – 2nd place
Jaime Harris & Jodie Harris – 3rd place
Team Kata (Up to 14 years)
Margaux Derakhshan, Joshua Han & Oliver Hood – 1st place
Cadet Team Kata
Arisa Bunsan, Rhiannon Hackman & Hannah Mercer – 2nd place
Adult Male Team Kata
Luke Bradish, Sam Hackman & Euan Pich – 1st place
Adult 3 Man Team Kumite
Anas Jarboua, Leon Gordon & Nicholas Jones – 1st place
Special Awards
Best Junior of the Competition – Oliver Hood
Best Team of the Competition – Leon Gordon, Anas Jarboua & Nicholas Jones
Pictures from the individual Kata competition.
Team Kata
Individual Kumite
Team Kumite
David -vs- Goliath
And of course, the awards.
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The SKC England competition success story continues with our participation in the JKA/UKTKF National Championships in Leeds with the Legends Championships 2 weeks prior being used as a warm up.
We travelled up to Leeds with a very strong team of both junior and senior competitors flanked by our senior instructors as referees and Sensei Gerry managing the squad.
The juniors started without disappointment by winning lots of events and in some cases taking gold, silver and bronze in a single category!
The Seniors stepped up to the plate by continuing where the juniors left off, by showing great results in their categories with gold, diver and bronze being won in kata and kumite, individual and teams.
Well done to Oliver Hood for winning best junior of the competition and the men’s kumite team stamped as best team of the competition.
Great results, we are all very proud!