Imperial Region 7 at the Scottish Championships View all articles
Comments: 1On Saturday 27th March 2010, 11 competitors along with their supporters set off on an 8 hour coach trip to Scotland to compete in the Imperial Scottish Championships. Stoke Gifford Taekwon-do were joined by, Imperial partners Paignton TKD & also competitors from Newport, South Wales.
After a very smooth journey the coach arrived at the Premier inn around 5.30pm, and everyone got settled into their rooms. After freshening up Stoke Gifford & Paignton shared an evening meal together, then retired to their rooms to get some much needed sleep ready for the following days competition.
Sunday 28th March & everyone piled back onto the coach after a good breakfast for a short trip to the competition venue. As the tournament got under way Stoke Gifford started well with the club picking up 8 medals in patterns. The winning streak continued with a further 7 medals in sparring. The day was then nicely finished off by a bronze medal in the special technique. An overall medal tally of 16 medals, 6 x gold, 3 x silver & 7 x bronze.
The group all climbed back onto the coach at 5pm ready for the long trip back to Bristol. With Paignton picking up 15 medals & Newport 8, it meant that the coach came back with a total of an impressive 39 medals. Well done to everyone, please see all that entered from the club below;
Liz Ward
Josh Wellman—Gold Sparring, Gold Patterns
Billy Smith—Gold Sparring, Bronze Patterns
Ben Baker-Attwood-Bronze Patterns, Bronze Sparring
Joseph Elson—Silver Patterns, Silver Sparring
Kieran McDermott—Bronze Special Technique
Callum Brown—Gold Patterns, Bronze Sparring
Vicki Grandfield—Bronze Patterns
Sarah Baker-Attwood— Silver Sparring
Phoebe Grandfield—Gold Sparring, Gold Patterns
Fraser Grandfield—Bronze Patterns Written by: Kerry Burridge - 31st March 2010 [Comments: 1] Sorry, but you need to login to your account to add feedback. Login now, or if you are not a member then apply to join here Article Feedback: Mark Skyrme ( UK ITF)
: 31st March 2010, 13:53
Well done, and the coach driver for putting up with you lot :-) |