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Newark Shotokan Karate CLub does well on the road as they compete in National competition in Birmingham




A karate club said they were proud of their students after a great showing at a national competition where the club won 12 medals.

Newark Shotokan Karate Club competed at the Hombu Dojo Karate Internationals Open Championships in Birmingham where they were highly successful.

Vicky Vickers started the ball rolling achieving a silver in the Kata, she later bagged a gold in the Kumite event.

Newark Shotokan Karate Club senior competitors did very well. Image: Chris Walsh.
Newark Shotokan Karate Club senior competitors did very well. Image: Chris Walsh.

It was a successful tournament for Sensi Shaun Cassidy as he achieved the title of grand champion.

Cassidy won three gold medals in the individual kata, individual kumite, and as part of the men's team kumite.

Newark Shotokan Karate Club competitors did very well. Image: Chris Walsh.
Newark Shotokan Karate Club competitors did very well. Image: Chris Walsh.

He was also awarded the Palma Regina Diosi Memorial Trophy.

Josh Hyde achieved silver in the men's kumite and was also a part of the men's team kumite squad that won gold.

Newark Shotokan Karate Club junior competitors did very well. Image: Chris Walsh.
Newark Shotokan Karate Club junior competitors did very well. Image: Chris Walsh.

Hossein Degani and Jude Kerry were the other members of the successful men's team kumite squad who achieved gold.

Josh Mitchell managed a gold medal performance in the kata while Arthur Walsh picked up silver in the individual kumite.



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