2004 ESKA European Championships – Cadiz

ESKA Championships report - 14th December 2004

KUGB English, Scottish and Welsh Squads attended the European Shotokan Karate-Do Championships in Spain at the end of November. The English team in particular did very well taking two golds, two silvers and four bronzes, together with many getting through to the quarter-finals.

Paul James of Wales also did exceptionally well by taking 4th place in the Senior Individual Kata. Special congratulations to Kelly Perry and Chris Cray for their terrific performances, taking gold in their respective events.

We would like to thank the Spanish Association AKTE and their President Javier Artero Teran for their tremendous hospitality and Dirk and Cathy De Mits for their tireless efforts in directing the events.

Very well done to everyone.

Chris Cray – Junior Ind Kumite Gold

The Opening Ceremony

The Welsh squad

Chris Cray clashes in Junior Kumite

Lee McLeod, Lliam Dermott and Antony Duffy – 3rd Place Junior Team Kata

Shareena Edmonds attacks in Ladies Individual Kumite

Cadet Kumite – Dean Stitson takes 3rd place

Holly Sterling took 4th place in both the cadet and Junior Kata events

Kelly Perry and Shareena Edmunds take 1st and 3rd place respectively in the Ladies Individual Kumite

Kelly Perry, Shareena Edmunds and Zoe Campbell take silver in the Ladies Team Kumite

Cadets Holly Sterling and Dean Stitson delighted to be placed in their events

Kelly Perry scores on her way to the Senior Individual kumite title.

England Junior Team, Chris Cray, Lee McLeod, Dean Stitson and Antony Duffy take second place in the Junior Team Kumite

Paul James from Wales takes 4th place in the Senior Individual Kata

Kelly Perry – Senior Ladies Kumite Gold

England Junior Kata Team in Eliminations

Chris Cray – Junior European Kumite Champion

The English Squad

Holly Sterling performing Go Ju Shiho Sho