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TKFGB has just presented the fourth edition of the most significant national event in its calendar. This year’s 4th Traditional Karate Boston Cup attracted nearly 70 participants (also from outside the Federation) who did their best to prove they deserved the trophy. The disciplines included individual Kata and Kumite. The total of 12 Golden Cups were handed in in the Junior, Cadet and Senior age group.

The event began with four-and a half hours National Squad training session on the day preceding the Cup. The session led by sensei Lukas Radwanski, 4th Dan triple World Champion, was designed to emerge the final team of athletes in the National Squad to participate in the oncoming European Junior Cup (21.10.2017, Poland) and European Championships (4-5.11.2017, Romania).

The highlights were on the winners however, a special recognition goes to a representative of ESKA, Max Clay, who took a challenge and competed in kumite with seniors, even if he was still a cadet. His head turning performance earned him the third place and he was rewarded with massive applause from the audience.

Great performance during the competition was a strong indicator to secure the place in the National Squad Team selected for this year’s European Championships in Romania in November. Members selected were Tomasz Niscior, Kristine Rubina, Pawel Kutermankiewicz, Jakub Parchanowicz and Andrei Skarzinskij as well as Tadeusz Lejman, Christopher Brazier, Filip Debowski and Mario Kalli.

The complete result table is as follows:

1. place: Swiech Nikodem (kata individual juniors )
1. place: Zubovaite Kamile (kata individual juniors )
1. place: Leathersich Udon (kata individual juniors )
1. place: Lambert Molly (kata individual cadets )
1. place: Kurek Marcin (kumite individual seniors )
1. place: Debowski Filip (kumite individual seniors )
1. place: Kot Zbigniew (kata individual seniors )
1. place: Rubina Alina (kata individual juniors )
1. place: Kabak Timofej (kata individual juniors )
1. place: Rogelevic Kamelija (kata individual juniors )
1. place: Lejman Tadeusz (kata individual seniors )
1. place: Crane Joanna (kumite individual cadets F )
2. place: Lambert Molly (kumite individual cadets F )
2. place: Skarzinskij Andrej (kata individual seniors )
2. place: Peiseniece Adriana (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Swiech David (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Snikeris Kiril (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Zimoch Jakub (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Agaronjana Armina (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Burgon Iain (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Nisciur Tomasz (kumite individual seniors )
2. place: Biss Andrew (kumite individual seniors )
2. place: Crane Joanna (kata individual cadets )
2. place: Leszczynska Anna (kata individual juniors )
2. place: Pasicnic Lukas (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Balcerak Nathan (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Wojcik Monika (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Apilado Angelo ‘Robbie’ (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Markelova Ksenija (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Clay Max (kata individual cadets )
3. place: Clay Max (kumite individual seniors )
3. place: Parchanowicz Jakub (kumite individual seniors )
3. place: Malczewska Kornelia (kumite individual cadets )
3. place: Fyfe Ellie Rose (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Skarzinskij Ernest (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Kojro Patryk (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Wielgosz Kacper (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Leszczynski Kacper (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Everett Metthew (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Malczewska Kornelia (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Stokes Khim (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Parker Eden (kata individual juniors )
3. place: Parchanowicz Jakub (kata individual seniors )
3. place: Kutermankiewicz Pawel (kata individual seniors