Round 3 of the IFKKA Interclub Tournament Series was held on Sunday 6th November a great day there were 43 students entered from the Sydney Dojos and KKC accounted for 20 entries see picture below, well done! The day was exciting with great displays of martial arts abilities. I was thrilled with how all of the KKC Students performed demonstrating some fabulous Kata and exciting sparring. Even though not everyone can walk away with a trophy, as long as you do your best and have a good time that is the main thing.
Full results are listed below and check out the photos on the KKC Karate web gallery.
Marrickville Festival Demonstration was on the 23rd October: Thank you to the KKC Karate Students who supported this event as it is always good fun to get up and demonstrate what you learn in the dojo click this link to the web gallery and have a look at the photo’s posted on the website.
IFKKA Annual Karate Camp 14th to 16th October: Check out the camp photo’s in the KKC website Photo Gallery, my favourite picture is Lachlan (Centre) & Joel (Right) making themselves rather comfortable on the kick shields.
To see the photos from the camp click this link to the web gallery.
September Junior Grading Results: Congratulations to everyone who attended the recent junior grading held at Tempe Dojo on Monday 6th September. Listed are the students who attended the grading and the grades achieved. Be sure to congratulate them when next you see them as they have all worked very hard to achieve their new grades.
The NSW AMAC State Titles were held last Sunday 11th September. KKC had 13 students invited to enter and 7 students taking up the challenge; Robbie Simmons, Ryan Tang, Matthew Basile, Bianca Basile, Lauren Moniaci, Liam Rice and Jack Taylor. There were over 170 competitors entered, with the majority of these in the junior age divisions. This was the biggest tournament AMAC has held to date and was an invitation only event. So just being there meant you had qualified at one of the AMAC lead up competitions held earlier in the year.
KKC had some great results amongst fierce competition, the important thing is that everyone did their best, we can’t always win but we can do our best and above all have fun whilst competing. Well done to everyone for competing, photos from the day can be seen in the KKC photo gallery.
Results: Robbie Simmons; 2nd 11-12 yrs beginners intermediate point sparring, 3rd 11-12 yrs beginners intermediate freestyle sparring, 1st Sumo male 10-12yrs, 1st sword combat 10-12yrs and 3rd 13yrs & under freestyle weapons. Matthew Basile; 2nd 11-12yrs beginner intermediate hard forms and 4th sumo male 10-12 yrs. Lauren Moniaci; 3rd 8-10yrs beginner freestyle sparring. Jack Taylor; 1st 7yrs and under freestyle sparring.