Kazoku Martial Arts won medals in all age and belt levels this weekend while competing in Ingersoll this past weekend. The Seiwa Kai Canada Open welcomed over 130 athletes from all over Ontario.
The modest but growing Dojo was able to win 11 medals by 9 competitors. Olivia won Gold in Kata and silver in Kumite, Iain won gold in Kumite. Brothers Ben and Jackson took silvers in Kumite with Jackson winning silver in Kata and Ben getting the Bronze in that event. Gwyneth finished with bronze competing against girls up to 2 years older than herself. After five matches our newest competitor, Alex, won bronze in kumite along with Sienna who fought against two others taking home a bronze medal. Ewan and Madelyn both won Bronze in their respected age groups in the Kumite category.
Sensei James Wyatt could not express enough how proud he was of his students. Thank-you to Sandeep Chaudhari from Domino’s Pizza for his ongoing support.
Author: Jamie Armitage
Alex wins bronze in kumite during his first ever tournament 
Jackson posing with his competition 
Team Chat 
Olivia held her own against the high division 
Patiently waiting for his turn 
First time, no problem! 
Friendly competition 
Jackson during kumite 
Ethan performing for the judges 
Madelyn and Gwyneth winners in kata and kumite 
Game face! 
Iain winning gold in Kumite 
First time competing, receiving bronze in kumite
