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The Guyana Mixed Martial Arts Karate Association captures 24 medals at NAFMA Championship
The successful Guyanese participants display their accolades.
Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Mixed Martial Arts Karate Association (GMMAKA), has attended The North American Federation of Martial Arts (NAFMA) Championship last Saturday, 25th May, 2024 at the Sheraton Hotel Atlantic City New Jersey. The team of 16 participants displayed talents to capture a total of 24 awards (5 Gold, 10 silver and 9 bronze).
Master Lloyd Ramnarine congratulated all of his students who participated in this exciting event in which they were successfully. He applauded them for their hard work and determination and wished them all the best in their upcoming future.
Mr. Ramnarine would like to thank all of his sponsors who made this event a successful one for the association. Special thanks to: Atlantic Marine Supply Inc., Howard Restaurant and Bar, Silvie’s Industrial Solution and Balgobin and Sons.
The GMMAKA is currently preparing for a Regional event in August 2024 in Suriname. Master Lloyd Ramnarine is pleading with the government to intervene on behalf of his association in aiding the development of youths in various communities and to financial sponsor the Association to aid students to represent their country.
For more information kindly reach out to us on WhatsApp on 698-6727 /698-7456 /689-9288 /681-1701 or Gmail: [email protected].
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