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Successful students display their accolades following the tournament.
Korean International Martial Arts Guyana (KIMAG) hosted the inaugural Inter School Martial Arts championship at the National Gymnasium on Sunday last where teams from across Guyana namely Jaguars Karate Association, Phoenix Karate Association, Best of the Best Martial Arts Association, Traditional Karate Dojo, The Academy of Contemporary Martial Arts, National Martial Arts Guyana and the host team participated.
The tournament was also used to select the Guyana team which will represent the Golden Arrowhead at the fourth annual Guyana South America Undiscovered Martial Arts championship slated for July 26-28 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
Phoenix Karate Association won the Team Kata title while Korean Martial Arts Guyana finished second and Academy of Contemporary Martial Arts, third. In the respective male and female categories, Mikkel Langhorne emerged winner of the Traditional Empty Hand Kata 6 years and Under, ahead of Xavier Eudoxie and Zaidan Peters, respectively. Sans Sreebalakumar won the female division.
Following are the full results:
7-9 Years Male
NOVICE INTERMEDIATE ADVANCE
1stBalianUrling 1st Wayne Toney 1st Aiden Lovell
2nd Jabari Jacobs 2ndInshan Alli 2nd Chad Lovell
3rd Omari 3rdHudhaifa Hussein
7-9 FEMALE
NOVICE INTERMEDIATE
1stMaryannaRamroop 1st Gabi
2ndZarirah Mohammed 2nd Samara Stanford
3rd Bibi Mohammed
10-12 MALE
NOVICE INTERMEDIATE ADVANCE
1stMee-Kah Jones 1stJarrel Smith 1st Jaden Bacchus
2ndGladwyn Brandis 2nd Joshua Sharma 2nd Miguel Hunt
3rdTzion Jones 3rd Joshua Gunraj
10-12 FEMALE
NOVICE
1stRehanna Urling
2nd Rene Urling
3rdAlyanna Alli
13-15 MALE
NOVICE ADVANCE BLACK BELT
1st Kofi Cadogan 1st Rohit Sharma 1st Joshua Bradford
13-15 FEMALE
1stKelishaFailey
2ndZyaiah Bacchus
16-18 MALE
ADVANCE BLACK BELT
1stJarrel Barker 1st Michael Hing
2nd Kevin Bradford
35 & ABOVE
BLACK BELT
1st Rodwell Allen
2ndDellon Hyman
POINT SPARRING
6 Years & Under
MALE
1st Xavier Eudoxie
2nd Mikkel Langhorne
7-9 MALE
NOVICE INTERMEDIATE FEMALE
1stBalianUrling 1stWayne Toney 1stSadyah Bradford
2ndMoquaydyah Jones 2ndDaniel Singh 1st Rene Urling
3rd Yusuf Hopkinson
10-12 MALE
NOVICE INTERMEDIATE
1stGladwyn Brandis 1stRuhell
2nd Omari Hart 2ndUthan Henry
3rd Yusuf Hopkinson 3rd Darrel
13-15 MALE
NOVICE ADVANCE FEMALE
1st Kofi Cadogan 1st Rohit Sharma 1stZiya
16-17 MALE
BLACK BELT
1st Kevin Bradford
2nd Michael Hing
35 & ABOVE MALE
BLACK BELT
1st Rodwell Allen
2ndDellon Hyman
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