WOW! - What a weekend. If you were not able to make it to the tournament, you missed some great performances by our members. Time and again, we were pleasantly surprised by the exciting execution in both kata and kumite. And, although we once again brought home a wheelbarrow full of medals, as I've mentioned before, medal standings do not always tell the whole story.
Some great performances were executed, even though no medal was won. Luck of the draw, at times, made it almost impossible to reach the top three spots. A point-in-case was the white/yellow/orange, 6 & 7 year old, youth group. Although our members won first, second and third, it was extremely difficult for our newer yellow/white belts that competed in the same rink to have placed in the top spots. None the less, they performed extremely well and, in my eyes, should be very, very proud.
As you will see from the results, a few of our members pulled-off quite a feat by winning multiple medals in multiple divisions; including divisions above their attained age/rank.
Wow! Congratulations to one and all for giving it your best!
Andrew Cowan - Kumite and Kata
Kaitlyn Dawe - Kumite
Alyshia Lan-Phavongkham - Kata and Team Kata
Cody Lan-Phavongkham - Kata and Team Kata
Michael Liang - Kata
Joshua McIntosh - Kumite and Kata (2)
Ben Norbury - Kumite
Danny Riches - Kumite and Kata
Carah Webster - Team Kata
Amanda Youell - Kata
Kaitlyn Dawe - Kata (2) and Team Kata
Brendan Flower - Kata (2) and Team Kata
Brendon Kwan - Kumite
Alyshia Lan-Phavongkham - Kumite and Kata
Joshua Martel - Team Kata
Nadage Martel - Kumite (2) and Kata
Spencer Nelson - Kumite and Kata
Jeffrey Riches - Kumite
Carah Webster - Kata (2)
Tyler Wilson - Kumite
Brandon Zhou-Charles - Kumite
Sam Bradstock - Team Kata
Shivonne Dawe - Kumite
Gabriel Ho - Kata and Team Kata
Kristi Jack - Kata
Cody Lan-Phavongkham - Kata
Cameron Liang - Team Kata
Joshua Martel - Kumite
Nadage Martel - Kata and Team Kata
Jeffrey Riches - Team Kata
Sarah Youell - Team Kata
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