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Aug 03, 2016 Sports

The Tang Soo Do team: Back Row – (from left) Master Jose Torres and Ksn Roland Eudoxie; Front Row (from left) Jamal Conway, Jordan Osborne, Wayne Toney, Reynaldo Hall and Xavier Eudoxie.
Director and Chief Instructor Roland Eudoxie of the Tang Soo Do International Guyana has informed that his team of young competitors performed creditable in the Dragon Cup Martial Arts Championship in Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday 31st July, 2016.
The fifth edition of the event saw team Guyana challenging teams from Venezuela, USA and host Trinidad and Tobago with the Guyanese youngsters battling tough competition to make their club and nation proud.
Competitors Table:
1. Ksn Roland Eudoxie 18-34 Black Belt
Traditional Form
Empty Hand Kata – 2nd Place
2. Wayne Toney age 5-7 Traditional
Empty Hand Kata – 2nd Place
Weapon Form – 3rd Place
3. Jordan Osborne age5-7 Traditional
Empty Hand Kata – 3rd Place
4. Xavier Eudoxie 5 & Under Traditional
Empty Hand Forms – 3rd Place
5. Jamal Conway – Did not place
6. Reynaldo Hall – Did not place
Special thanks have been extended to the National Sports Commission and the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sport, family and friends of the students for their support.
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