Twice a year, the KUGB hold a Grand Slam which is a showcase of elite karate, bringing together the national squads of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales. It is more than just a competition, it provides National Squad Coaches with a vital opportunity to assess and refine their teams ahead of World and European Championships.
With no trophies or medals at stake, the focus is purely on performance, skill, and the honour of representing one’s country.
1. England
2. Wales
3. Scotland
1. England (Barker M, Hegarty, Lockett)
2. Scotland (Windram, Armstrong, McGowan)
1. England (Adie, Poels, Janowicz)
2. Wales (Ashford, Chaney)
1. Joseph Rawcliffe – England
2. Cameron Graham – England
3. Luciano Zanuni – England
3. Callum Wilson – England
1. Rebecca McCready – England
2. Katherine Cheshire – England
3. Cayleigh McCartney – England
3. Destiny Osunde – England
1. Raquel Amaro – England
2. Darlene Munyaneza – England
3. Nilupuli Samarasinghe – England
4. Shannon Hardman – England
1. Nick Nelson – England
2. Ethan Brown – England
3. Alex Cockx – England
4. Andrew Mills – Northern Ireland
1. Denny Shy – England
2. Alexander Lockett – England
3. Daniel Chambers – Wales
4. Mohamed Elwerfalli – England
1. Grace Snowdon – England
2. Rojin Rafie – England
3. Ava Coulthard – England
4. Megan Fox – England
1. Marcus Barker – England
2. Thomas Hegarty – England
3. Jake Acreman – Wales
3. David Windram – Scotland
1. Rebecca Adie – England
2. Eleanor Poels – England
3. Angharad Ashford – Wales
3. Nicole Janowicz – England
1. Alexander Lockett – England
2. Jake Roberts – England
3. Arthur Golden-Shillaw – England
3. Daniel Chambers – Wales
1. Francis Curtis – Wales
2. Jakob Bruce – England
3. Alfie Bant – England
3. Benjamin Adie – England
1. Rojin Rafie – England
2. Taryn Langley – England
3. Hana Ahmed – England
3. Evie Newman – England
