Grand Slam Results – 28th February 2004
This event took place at Queen’s Park Leisure Centre in Chesterfield and was extremely well attended by competitors and spectators, despite the poor weather conditions.
The KUGB organises two Grand Slam events every year to provide an opportunity for the English, Welsh and Scottish Squads to compete against each other under international rules. A squad from Ireland was also invited to attend.
These rules are fundamentally the same as those used throughout the KUGB but there are small differences which the competitors need to be familiar with.
The event allows the top competitors of each country to meet and push each other to the limit which results in many exiting and inspiring bouts. All squads performed very well and the quality of competition was of an extremely high calibre at both senior and junior level.
Results
Ladies Kata
1st V Phillips (28.5) England
2nd H Sterling (28.0) England
3rd X Holstein (27.9) Wales
4th T Cummins (27.7) England
Male Kata
1st S Gordon (29.0) England
2nd J Bruce (28.5) England
3rd A Hesketh (28.0) England
4th M Sherlock (27.9) Ireland
14 – 15 Male Kumite
1st J McGorian – England
2nd C O’Neill – Wales
Joint 3rd S Gregory – England
Joint 3rd N Smith – England
16-17 Male Kumite
1st D O’Donnell – England
2nd A Sadiq – England
Joint 3rd S Leather – England
Joint 3rd A Duffy – England
Junior Ladies Kumite
1st N Keal – England
2nd T Cummins – England
Joint 3rd A Griffith – Wales
Joint 3rd H Sterling – England
Senior Ladies Kumite
1st S Graham – Scotland
2nd V Phillips – England
Joint 3rd L Williams – Wales
Joint 3rd Z Campbell – England
Junior Male Kumite
1st John Bruce – England
2nd A Shields – England
Joint 3rd C Cray – England
Joint 3rd R Bertie – England
Senior Male Kumite
1st M Price – England
2nd S Gordon – England
Joint 3rd D Randall – England
Joint 3rd D Field – England
Junior Female Team Kumite
1st England
2nd Wales
Senior Female Team Kumite
1st England
2nd Wales
Junior Male Team Kumite
1st England
2nd Wales
Senior Male Team Kumite
1st England
2nd Wales
3rd Ireland
