Ten-part series from Tour of Anchorage champion Holly Brooks.
Published: July 23rd, 2008 01:05 AM
Last Modified: July 23rd, 2008 01:05 AM
Six Alaskans, including four Anchorage athletes from Tanaka's Martial Arts Academy, captured gold medals at the USA National Karate Team Trials in Houston last weekend.
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USA National Karate Team Trials
July 18-20 in Houston
Alaska results
Gold medals
Lauren Lick, Tanaka, 10-year-old girls intermediate kata; Jesse Boese, Tanaka, 9-and-under boys intermediate long weapons; Winh Iwamoto, Sitka, 10-year-old girls novice kata; Carl Riley, Kodiak, 15-year-old boys beginner kata; Keinan Sutton, Kodiak, 17-year-old boys beginner kata; Keinan Sutton, Kodiak, 17-year-old boys beginner kumite.
Silver medals
Vassar Bradford, Tanaka, men's advanced kata; Emma Andrews, Tanaka, 16-17 girls advanced kumite; Emma Andrews, Tanaka, 16-year-old girls advanced kata; Hunter Guarino, Tanaka, 14-15 girls advance long weapons; Carl Riley, Kodiak, 15-year-old boys beginner kumite.
Bronze medals
River Sterne, Tanaka, 12-13 boys advance kata; Brandon Carmichael, Tanaka, 12-13 boys kumite; Jesse Boese, Tanaka, 9-and-under boys advance short weapons; Minh Iwamoto, Sitka, 10-year-old girls novice kata; Keinan Sutton, Kodiak, 17-year-old boys novice kumite.
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