WKS Shines at East Midlands Open with 17 Golds
- Katrina Jay Wilson

- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
The East Midlands Open Karate Championships were a thrilling exhibition of talent and skill. The Worcestershire squad returned home with an impressive tally: 17 Golds, 11 Silvers, and 11 Bronzes. Topping the table for the first time at this event!
Congratulations to all of our incredible athletes' Emilie O'Neill, Beth Gromski, Iona Callaghan, Will Branchett, Alfie Spooner, Warren Mason, Noah Vennard, Molly Branchett, Siobhan Vennard, Chris Bonham, Freya Bonham, Emily Gromski, Niamh Callaghan.

A Day of Triumph
The day began with high spirits among the Worcestershire athletes. Each competitor had invested countless hours in training, preparing for this significant moment. Their hard work quickly turned into victories as they dominated their categories.
In the early rounds, many Worcestershire athletes advanced to the finals with ease. The excitement was contagious, as supporters cheered passionately. The teamwork and encouragement among the squad members were apparent, leading them to celebrate every victory as a collective win.
Individual Highlights
Several athletes delivered standout performances that defined the event. The squad recieved several positive comments and commendations in the Kobudo categories,
Another noteworthy performance was Siobhan enterin g the kumite at the last minute, she fought bravely against tough opponents and secured a Gold medal! The celebrations of the team echoed throughout the stadium!
Team Spirit and Support
The Worcestershire team's success is a direct result of their strong team spirit. Coaches and teammates provided crucial support, celebrating wins and comforting athletes after losses. This unity was a vital factor in their remarkable performance.
The coaches played an essential role by preparing athletes with tailored strategies that focused on their individual strengths. Their dedication made a significant difference, guiding the squad to glory. So thank you to Freya Robson & Kim O'Neill for all their support on the day.








































































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