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Apr 03, 2026 Sports

Members of the GMMAKA that participated in the South America Undiscovered Martial Arts Championship.
Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Mixed Martial Arts Karate Association (GMMAKA) delivered an exceptional performance at the South America Undiscovered Martial Arts Championship on March 29, 2026, securing an impressive total of 32 medals with a team of just 16 competitors.
The team’s outstanding medal haul included 10 gold, 14 silver, and 8 bronze medals, underscoring their strength, skill, and versatility across multiple divisions.
Head Instructor, Master Lloyd Ramnarine, extended heartfelt congratulations to the team, praising their discipline, dedication, and relentless hard work. He commended the athletes for representing both their association and country with pride and excellence on the international stage.
Jaffar Ramnarine – 2 Silver
Zaffar Ramnarine – 2 Gold
Chaitram Ramotar – 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
Amaziah Angad – 2 Silver
Naryan Sawh – 2 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
Liam Nazio – 1 Bronze
Mohamed Rahaman – 2 Gold, 2 Bronze
Annalisa Angad – 1 Silver
Caden Grant – 1 Silver
Noel Campbell – 3 Silver
Mekhi Conway – 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
Charita Kiran – 1 Silver
Saniya Narine – 1 Bronze
Kester Rodrigues – 1 Silver
Master Ramnarine emphasized that the team’s success reflects not only individual talent but also consistent training, discipline, and strong team unity. He encouraged the athletes to continue striving for excellence as they prepare for future international competitions.
This remarkable achievement marks a proud moment for GMMAKA, demonstrating that even a small team can make a significant impact on the global martial arts stage.
For those interested in joining any of GMMAKA’s branches, please contact: 698-6727, 681-1701, 689-9288, 602-0591, or 698-7456.
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