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By Nigel Maxwell

Martial Arts

North Wake students excel at TKD Western Canadian championship

Dec 3, 2024 | 12:12 PM

The Canadian Taekwon-Do Federation International Western Canadian tournament was held last weekend in Calgary, and the North Wake Martial Arts Club in Prince Albert made a big impact.

There were over 400 competitors at the tournament, representing 32 different schools and three provinces. North Wake sent nine competitors and came home with eight gold, three silver, and four bronze.

The club also finished eighth overall and Jared Porrier tied for second place for total points scored overall.

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Jared Porrier – Gold sparring, Gold Patterns, Silver Special Technique (Junior Black Belt)

Nickolai Rossouw – Gold Special Technique, Bronze Sparring, Bronze Patterns (Men’s Black Belt)

Blayze Smith – Gold Power Breaking (Junior Black Belt)

Erica Jacobson – Gold Sparring 45-57kg, Bronze Patterns (Junior Girls Black Belt)

Celina Jacobson – Gold Sparring (Junior Red and Black Belt)

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N’lopa Kalwoule – Silver Sparring +65kg, Silver Patterns (Junior Black Belt)

Victoria Chaulk – Bronze Sparring (Pre-Junior Red Belt)

Maralien – Gold Sparring (Female Senior White/Yellow Belt)

Head Instructor Lucian Phillips – Gold Sparring (Veteran Black Belt)

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