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Club Awards October 2013 The Norton Radstock JKA Karate Club award for Student of the Year was presented by the Club Instructors after training on Tuesday 08 October 2013. Mark Hibberd won the Student of the Year for his consistent performance and effort. The award had the unanimous support from all the Club Instructors and recognises the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress Mark has made over the last year. Congratulations to Mark, the Instructors hope that you keep up the hard work. |
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Club Awards August 2012 The Norton Radstock JKA Karate Club awards for Student of the Year and Record of Achievement were presented by the Club Instructors after training on Tuesday 21 August 2012. Mark Hibberd again won the Achievement Award for his hard work and diligence over the last three months. Russell Tippett won the Student of the Year for his consistent performance and effort. Both awards recognise the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress both students have made. Both nominations were selected by the Club instructors after long discussions and debates, as there were several members short listed for each award. Congratulations to both Russell and Mark, the Instructors hope that you both keep up the hard work. |
Record of Achievement April 2012
This achievement award given quarterly is to recognise the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress the successful student has made in the last three months. The award is made jointly by the club’s instructors.
The winner for April 2012 is Josh Swarbrick. Congratulations.
This achievement award given quarterly is to recognise the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress the successful student has made in the last three months. The award is made jointly by the club’s instructors.
The winner for April 2012 is Josh Swarbrick. Congratulations.
Record of Achievement January 2012
This achievement award given quarterly is to recognise the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress the successful student has made in the last three months. The award is made jointly by the club’s instructors.
The winner for January 2012 is Russell Tippett.
Congratulations.
Somerset and Bristol Area Clubs Competition
Saturday 21st January 2012
JKAE Clubs from Somerset and Bristol, came together to compete at the inaugural inter-club competition, which was held on Saturday 21 January 2012 at Norton Hill School Sports Centre, Midsomer Norton.
The event was organised and hosted by Norton Radstock JKA and was attended by clubs from Norton Radstock, Mendip, Glastonbury, Weston Super Mare, Taunton and Bristol. Over forty entered the ten categories for both children and adults in kata and kumite (sanbon kumite, ippon kumite and ju ippon kumite), which was limited to kyu grades only.
For many of the competitors this was their first taste of competition, but everyone soon settled down and responded with plenty of spirit and a high standard of karate, which was fully appreciated by the clubs’ instructors and the audience. Medals and certificates were presented to all those that came first, second and third.
The competition ran very smoothly, thanks to the efforts of the clubs’ instructors and a small team of volunteers, who helped set up the competition and spectators areas, acted as referees, judges and recorders and generally managed the whole day’s event.
A huge vote of thanks goes out to all the clubs that participated to make it such a successful day; the competitors, judges, helpers and spectators.
Successful Norton Radstock Members were;
Russell Tippett: First Place, 9th to 4th kyu Senior Kata, Second Place, 9th to 4th kyu Senior Kumite
Brandon Tall: Third Place, 3rd to 1st kyu Junior Kata
James Brown: Third Place, 3rd to 1st kyu Junior Kumite
Alan Brown: Third Place, 3rd to 1st kyu Senior Kumite
The event was organised and hosted by Norton Radstock JKA and was attended by clubs from Norton Radstock, Mendip, Glastonbury, Weston Super Mare, Taunton and Bristol. Over forty entered the ten categories for both children and adults in kata and kumite (sanbon kumite, ippon kumite and ju ippon kumite), which was limited to kyu grades only.
For many of the competitors this was their first taste of competition, but everyone soon settled down and responded with plenty of spirit and a high standard of karate, which was fully appreciated by the clubs’ instructors and the audience. Medals and certificates were presented to all those that came first, second and third.
The competition ran very smoothly, thanks to the efforts of the clubs’ instructors and a small team of volunteers, who helped set up the competition and spectators areas, acted as referees, judges and recorders and generally managed the whole day’s event.
A huge vote of thanks goes out to all the clubs that participated to make it such a successful day; the competitors, judges, helpers and spectators.
Successful Norton Radstock Members were;
Russell Tippett: First Place, 9th to 4th kyu Senior Kata, Second Place, 9th to 4th kyu Senior Kumite
Brandon Tall: Third Place, 3rd to 1st kyu Junior Kata
James Brown: Third Place, 3rd to 1st kyu Junior Kumite
Alan Brown: Third Place, 3rd to 1st kyu Senior Kumite
Record of Achievement October 2011
This achievement award given quarterly is to recognise the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress the successful student has made in the last three months. The award is made jointly by the club’s instructors.
The winner for October 2011 is Mark Hibberd.
Congratulations.
Club Awards 5 July 2011
The inaugural Norton Radstock JKA Karate Club awards for Student of the Year and Record of Achievement were presented by the Club Instructors after training on Tuesday 5 July 2001.
Brandon Tall was the first winner of the Achievement Award for his hard work and diligence over the last three months.
Alan Brown won the Student of the Year for his consistent performance and effort. Both awards recognise the effort, enthusiasm, attitude, attendance record and progress both students have made.
Both nominations were selected by the Club instructors after long discussions and debates, as there were several members short listed for each award.
Congratulations to both Alan and Brandon, the Instructors hope that you both keep up the hard work.
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