Held twice a year, the KUGB Grand Slam brings together the National squads of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales in a showcase of top level karate. More than just a competition, it’s an essential opportunity for Squad Coaches to assess and refine their teams ahead of major international events, and with World and European Championships taking place in the latter half of the year, this opportunity could not be more important.
With no trophies or medals on the line, the focus is purely on performance, skill, and the honour of representing one’s country. A test of spirit, determination, and karate at its highest level.
RESULTS
1 England (Ethan Armstrong, Bradley Barker, Alex Cockx, Niall Gilligan, Alexander Lockett)
2 Wales (Pip Nichol, Ryan Powell, Kyle Watkin)
1 England (Rojin Rafie, Nicole Janowicz, Evie Newman, Christina Furtuna)
2 Wales (Jess Cheney, Saffron Budding)
1 Kyle Watkin – Wales
2 Alex Cockx – England
3 Michael Molloy – England
4 Andrew Mills – Northern Ireland
1 Rebecca Morrison – England
2 Emma Lloyd – England
3 Ruan Welsman – England
1 Alexander Lockett – England
2 Alex Cockx – England
3 Ethan Brown – England
4 Alan Lea – England
1 Grace Snowdon – England
2 Ava Coulthard – England
3 Laura Smith – England
4 Nicole Janowicz – England
1 Bradley Barker – England
2 Alexander Lockett – England
3 Thomas Hegarty – England
4 Jake Roberts – England
1 Rojin Rafie – England
2 Nicole Janowicz – England
3 Evie Newman – England
4 Christina Furtuna – England
1 Michael O’Neill – Northern Ireland
2 Kirikara Subaskaran – England
3 Francis Curtis – Wales
1 Megan Fox – England
2 Rojin Rafie – England
3 Azhin Rafie – England
4 Evie Newman – England
1 Michael O’Neill – Northern Ireland
2 Oliver Jackson – Northern Ireland
3 Sean Leader – England
4 Xander Triggs – England
1 Oliver Jackson – Northern Ireland
2 Luke Curnyn – England
3 Zain Steers – England
4 Noah Warwick – England
1 Azhin Rafie – England
2 Sofia Zarifi – England
3 Serena Matyas-Sari – England
4 Skyla Munyaneza – England
