ISKF Future 2Warm Up and Stretch 3Brown County 40th Anniversary 4

Master Camp 2017 Results 5ISKF Board of Directors 7Goodwill Tournament 2017 Results 1118th ISKF Lebanon Shotocup 12

IN THIS ISSUE

ISKF SPOTLIGHT is an ISKF publication - 222 S. 45th St., Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA - Email: iskfspotlight@gmail.comPublishers: Grand Master Teruyuki Okazaki and Hiroyoshi Okazaki Shihan

Editor: Marcia Ransom Assistant Editors: Lois Luzi and Jim Koncos

Another great Master Camp is shaping up this year as hundreds of ISKF members from around the world finalize their plans to attend the 52nd Annual Master Camp & International Goodwill Tournament to be held June 8-15, 2018 at Camp Green Lane just outside of Philadelphia, PA.

As always, Master Camp is the opportunity each year for us to come together as a community to train with Shotokan Masters and some of the very best instructors from around the world.

This year, campers will be instructed by Hiroyoshi Okazaki Shihan and Masaru Miura Shihan, as well as ISKF Technical Committee members including Sensei James Field (Shihankai), Sensei Robin Rielly (Shihankai), Sensei Najib Baha Amin (Shihankai), Sensei Garry Turnbull (Shihankai), Sensei Cathy Cline, Sensei David Jones, Sensei Peter Warren, Sensei Steve Pohle, Sensei Oded Friedman, and Sensei Mark Tarrant.

Special events include: a youth tournament on Saturday, a lecture on Sunday by Sensei Garry Turnbull of Jamaica, a lecture and question and answer session on Tuesday with ISKF Chairman & Chief Instructor Hiroyoshi Okazaki Shihan, and

the Goodwill Tournament for adults on Thursday.Days at camp are filled with training sessions

geared to different kyu levels so that everyone enjoys high-quality instruction. There’s ample free time to also make new friends and catch up with former training partners.

ISKF Master Camp and Goodwill Tournament Set for 52nd Year

ISKF SPOTLIGHTSpring 2018 INTERNATIONAL SHOTOKAN KARATE FEDERATION

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Looking Toward a Bright Future

The ISKF continues to experience a period of dynamic change and growth. As you all know, Grand Master Teruyuki Okazaki, Chairman of the ISKF, announced his retirement at Master Camp 2015. The following year at Master Camp 2016, Master Yutaka Yaguchi, ISKF Vice Chairman and Chairman of the Technical Committee, announced his retirement. These are two legendary instructors and direct students of Masters Funakoshi and Nakayama. They both left home to embark on this new adventure to bring karate to the west. We thank them for their decades of instruction, guidance, and perspective as karateka and leaders of our organization.

We are also very excited about the future of our organization. Hiroyoshi Okazaki Shihan, 9th Dan, is now Chairman and Chief Instructor of the ISKF and continues to lead the organization into the future. For years, Hiroyoshi Okazaki Shihan was an outstanding competitor both nationally and internationally. Once he retired from competition he took on the role of judge at major tournaments and then became a member of the technical committee. He also began to tour and give seminars all over the world. Anyone who has taken a class with him knows he is a master technician.

Sensei James Field took over as Chairman of the Technical Committee once Master Yaguchi retired. Sensei Field is revered in the karate community. Sensei Field always reminds us to follow the Dojo and Niju Kun. He always credits his instruction from Masters Yaguchi and Nakayama for setting his foundation for strict adherence to protocol and following karate etiquette.

Again, we are in great hands as the ISKF transitions. That is not to say, that our leaders will not face challenges in their new roles. They will have the help and support of the ISKF officers and board members. The board has also changed leadership. Lance Astrella is the new ISKF President and he is joined by the following officers: Martin Vaughan and Tony Tam, Vice Presidents; Jaron Burch, Treasurer, and Lois Luzi, Secretary. Please wish them all success in their new roles and let's all support their efforts to lead our organization to greater heights.

Spotlight on YOU! Want to write an article for the Spotlight? Do you have a fun karate photo taken at Master Camp, a tournament, or your club that you’d like to share? We are looking for interesting articles and photos. Send your article/photo to the iskf@iskf.com. Please include your

name, name of dojo/region/country, and best way to contact you if we have questions. Do NOT submit photos taken by someone else unless you have a signed consent to publish.

Thanks!

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Dr. George Stollsteimer knows a lot about the basic principles for preventing injuries, and he provided some tips at last year’s Master Camp.

How do you prevent basic injuries? You must always warm up and stretch before major activities. Some studies show that starting with slow dynamic or static stretches or even jumping jacks helps to get the blood flowing.

He recommended doing a combination of concentric and eccentric strengthening exercises. Two easy exercises for the hamstring that will help your movement and power are Alpine stretches and Plyo lunges but not high repetitions. A few concentric exercises are squat jumps, hip thrusts, and single leg bridges. Try to develop a better whole body fitness routine. Cross train in a different sport or activity. Yoga is wonderful cross training for karate. For upper body, try rock climbing, or ballet for all over body movement. It is also a different way to build power.

Muscles are amazingly specific; augment that development and train in

something else. Challenge your body every so often with something new. See how it changes your body and your karate; see how it makes it better.

Warm Up and Stretch! Avoiding Injuries to the Hamstring

and Quadriceps Area

Dr. George Stollsteimer coaching a camper on some proper stretching techniques.

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By Laura Graham Reprinted with Permission

The Brown County Shotokan Karate Club celebrated its 40 year anniversary on June 2, 2017. Sensei James Oberschlake is the founder and chief instructor of the club. He grew up on his family’s dairy farm in Hamersville, Ohio, which was later converted into Friendly Meadows Golf Course.Oberschlake’s enthusiasm as a yellow belt of Shotokan Karate was apparent. His father intuitively remarked, “One day you will build your own dojo on the golf course.” Jim received his first degree black belt under the instruction of Sensei Greer Golden on February 14, 1976, at The Ohio State University. Upon his graduation Jim asked Sensei Golden where he should continue his training and was told that he must start his own club.

Following his sensei’s direction, Jim began teaching students in his parent’s back yard that summer. Sensei’s tough and challenging training style attracted many students and as the numbers grew the

club transferred its residence three times. The first move was to a small community gym in New Hope, Ohio, and then to the Southern Hills Vocational School in Georgetown.

Later, with his father’s words echoing in his mind, Jim decided it was time to build a dojo. In 1980, the construction of the building was completed and the

final residence of the Brown County Karate Club was established on his family’s golf course. Like its chief instructor, the dojo is quite unique. From the slightly clouded mirrors lining the walls, the distinct sound of the plywood floors as you step, to the stifling heat in the summer, it is very special to the people who

train there. The aspect that karateka revere

most is that the doors are open 24/7 and members are encouraged to train as they please making the dojo a karate home.

Congratulations to Sensei Oberschlake and all the students of Brown County. The Club would like to thank all who contributed to their success, especially Sensei Greer Golden, Master Yutaka Yaguchi and Master Teruyuki Okazaki.

Sensei James Oberschlake

Brown County Shotokan Karate Celebrates 40 Years

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Dan Exam Results

ShodanAleksandra Gritsenko (Russia)

SandanWissam Abousleiman (Lebanon)

Yondan Dov Rhodes (Israel)Rafael Dautant (Venezuela)

GodanMichael Abigadol (Israel)Xavier Boulanger (England)Damian Osvaldo Estrella Castillo (Mexico)Yuka Ungwiluk (USA/AK)

RokudanRobert Morgan (Canada/AB)Brian Davis (USA/MT)Marco Coulombe (Canada/QB)Jake Crawford (Canada/NS)Marcelo Boldrini (Venezuela)

ShichidanAndy Allen (Canada/NS)Alvaro Ruiz Munoz (Mexico)Eon Waldron (USA/EC)

HachidanKambiz Khalili (USA/MT)

Shodan – 6 Month Re-ExamVladislav Lazar (Russia)Elizaveta Melkova (Russia)

Yondan – 3 Month Re-ExamRita Sakr (Lebanon)

Godan – 6 Month Re-ExamJon Capelli (USA/EC)Majal Colon-Cammack (USA/EC)Paul Bedard (Canada/BC)

Godan – 1 Year Re-ExamDwight Ricketts (Jamaica)Thomas Trappenberg (Canada/NS)

Rokudan – 1 Year Re-ExamFrank Pinnig (Germany)Diana Stevens (USA/AK)

Shichidan – 1 Year Re-ExamIrineu De Assis (Brazil)Jorge Noceda (Mexico)Frederick Chernoff (Canada/BC)Judge Exam Results

Class D EMor Shamay (Israel)Casey Bliss (USA/EC)

Class CLaura Graham (USA/MA)

Class BMartin Cardenas Puebla (Mexico)Brian Davis (USA/MT)Michael Abigadol (Israel)Marco Coulombe (Canada/QB))

Class AJeffrey Heermans (USA/MT)Andrey Dormenko (Russia)Kris Haight (USA/NW)

Examination Results ISKF Master CampJune 11-12, 2017

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Instructor Exam Results

Class D Robert Morgan (Canada/AB)Jamie Lynne Kennedy (USA/MA)David Talley (USA/MA)Mark Tarrant (USA/MT)Maelo Maldonado (USA/MT)

Class C Sheldon Ruskin (USA/EC)Kim Weber (USA/MA)Brian Davis (USA/MT)Tatsuun Ryu (USA/MT)Todd Kentzel (USA/EC)

Class B J-D Swanson (USA/EC)Kris Haight (USA/NW)Jason Haase (USA/EC)

Class A Jeffrey Heermans (USA/MT)Lee Doohen (USA/NC)

Class D – Re-Exam David Stackpole (USA/EC)Doug Craig (Canada/MB)

Class C – Re-Exam Jeffrey Weber (USA/MA)

Examiner Exam Results

Class D David Stackpole (USA/EC)Mark Tarrant (USA/MT)Laura Davis (USA/MT)David Talley (USA/MA)

Class C San Pillay (South Africa)

Class B Marcia Ransom (USA/EC)

Class A Robert Hoffman (USA/EC)Bruce Green (USA/MT)Scott Dingman (USA/NC)

Class D – Re-Exam Maelo Maldonado (USA/MT)Doug Craig (Canada/MB)

Examiners:Hiroyoshi Okazaki, 9th DanISKF Technical Committee

Examination Results ISKF Master CampJune 10-12, 2017

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2017 ISKF Board of Directors &Board of Governors Annual Meeting

June 12, 2017Chairman Hiroyoshi Okazaki Sensei called the meeting to order at approximately 10:00AM.

I. ROLL CALL

Country Representatives in attendance:

Argentina IsraelAustralia Ivory CoastBarbados JamaicaBelgium LebanonBrazil MexicoBritish Virgin Islands Moldavian RepublicCanada New Zealand

Dominican Republic NigeriaEcuador PanamaEngland RomaniaEthiopia RussiaGeorgia South AfricaGermany United StatesGuyana UruguayHaiti VenezuelaIndia

Proxies:Belarus Sultanate of OmanColombia TrinidadItaly Turks & CaicosSwitzerland

Introductions

•Ms. Luzi introduced all in attendance as there were many new members attending the meeting this year.

1.1 ISKF Chairman Hiroyoshi Okazaki opened the meeting with a greeting, thanking everyone for their effort to be there. Shihan Okazaki stated that ISKF is a world organization now and that he appreciates all of their support. He extended a special thank you to Ronald Pedreanez from Venezuela for making such an effort to be there with all of the turmoil going on in his country.

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2017 ISKF Board of Directors &Board of Governors Annual Meeting

June 12, 2017

Chairman Hiroyoshi Okazaki relayed a message from Grand Master Teruyuki Okazaki sending his best wishes to everyone and remarked that Grand Master Teruyuki Okazaki is doing very well.

1.2 Shihan James Field, Chairman of the ISKF Technical Committee and member of the ISKF Shihankai addressed the group: The Shihankai along with the unanimous agreement of the Technical Committee made the decision to promote Shihan Hiroyoshi Okazaki to the rank of 9th Dan. A round of applause and congratulations followed.

Mr. Lance Astrella, ESQ. – ISKF President welcomed everyone. He stated that in keeping with his promise that ISKF International would be restructured to be a more functional and modern organization which was accomplished with a great deal of help from our Chairman and the officers of the organization as well as from Mr. Tony Tam from ISKF Canada who is a corporate attorney.

3.Report on the International Organization

•Mr. Tony Tam, ESQ presented a new structure of the ISKF International. In a structural legal sense, every country is a member country and the directors here will now be called a Governor for your country. There will be 5 regions around the world: Pan America, Asia, Africa, Europe, Middle East. Every country will fall within one of those regions. Each region will have Governors for their region. The Governors will be advisors to the Chairman within the ISKF. One of the main functions of the Board of Governors will be to nominate a Regional Director. However, based on the recommendations of the Board of Governors the appointment of the Regional Director will be by the ISKF Chairman – Shihan Hiroyoshi Okazaki, who has the final decision. The five regional directors will form a Board of Directors and will include Shihan Hiroyoshi Okazaki as well as the Secretary and Treasurer of the organization. This Board of Directors will have the authority and power to deal with the administrative aspects of our organization. With this Board in place the organization will have more structure. The formal By-Laws will be finalized and sent to you.

Approval of Minutes

•A motion was made to approve the Minutes from the 2016 ISKF Board of Directors & Board of Governors Annual Meeting on June 13, 2016.

Resolved: the Minutes from the meeting on June 13, 2016 were approved without modification.

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2017 ISKF Board of Directors &Board of Governors Annual Meeting

June 12, 2017a. 2016 in Review

1.A welcome was given to Ecuador, which has now rejoined the ISKF, and the director Mr. Arturo Garcia.

1.Our 50th Anniversary ISKF Master Camp was well attended with over 400 participants and 41 countries.

1.Mr. San Pillay reported that the ISKF World Shoto Cup held in Cape Town, South Africa was successful and thanked those who were able to participate.

1.Ms. Luzi reported on the Fee Structure sent to everyone via email. As there was concern regarding the increase in fees, it was explained that our accountant has been making recommendations to help ISKF grow and the necessity to raise fees so that the ISKF can grow stronger and remain competitive with other organizations. It was also explained that it is very important to tell headquarters the number of members each country has so that the accountant can create a budget. All countries were requested to send this information to ISKF Headquarters by July 1st. Ms. Luzi reiterated the importance of keeping the organization solvent and the necessity to increase fees, however, Shihan Hiroyoshi Okazaki understands that some people may have special circumstances and your emails regarding your concerns about the fee increases have been taken into consideration. Technically the ISKF is top notch and is not going anywhere and is still a traditional organization and we continue to get more member countries. However, because the fees have stayed the same for many years we worry about not having the funds to continue to have Master Camp, and headquarters has also reviewed other expenses and have cut costs. ISKF must increase fees and this will take effect January 1st, 2018. Just like our karate, the organization needs to have a strong foundation.

a. 2018 Business Plan

3.1 The 52nd ISKF Master Camp will be June 8th – 15th, 2018 held at Camp Green Lane, PA USA.

3.2 The Pan-American Championships will be held in Panama,August 16th – 19th, 2018.

Mr. Martin Ruiz, Country Director for Panama – host of the Pan-American Championships updated the group on the preparations. The venue is the Sheraton and more detailed

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2017 ISKF Board of Directors &Board of Governors Annual Meeting

June 12, 2017information will be sent out to everyone soon.

3.3 South American ISKF Master Camp will be hosted by Mr. Eduardo Alonso in Argentina, November 16th – 19th, 2017.

3.4 European Championships will be hosted by Mr. Michael Bock and ISKF Germany, September 21st – 23rd, 2018 in Berlin, Germany.

a. Other Business

1.Ms. Lois Luzi reminded everyone that it is a Rule and Regulation of the ISKF which was discussed at last year’s international meeting that every member 1Kyu and above, youth and adult must have the ISKF Passport. If they do not have the ISKF Passport they will not receive a dan certificate. The examiner must now circle on the dan registration form at the bottom “Yes” or “No” if the person testing has their ISKF Passport along with the result of the exam.

1.The new 5th Edition ISKF Tournament Rulebook is available now on the ISKF Website.

1.Mr. Michael Katayanagi – ISKF Treasurer requested everyonego on the ISKF Website and check their country’s information. He requested everyone let ISKF Headquarters know when they are hosting an event so it can be posted on the ISKF website.

1.All requests for an ISKF instructor/examiner to visit a countrymust come through ISKF Headquarters in written format even if the instructor was contacted directly and agreed.

A motion was made by Mr. Gary Swain – USA/Mountain States to adjourn the ISKF Board of Directors Annual Meeting of June 12, 2017, and was seconded by Mr. Martin Vaughan – USA/Mid-America. All in favor – Motion carried.

Respectfully Submitted By:

Lois LuziExecutive Administrator/SecretaryInternational Shotokan Karate Federation

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Men & Women’s Color Belt Kata 1. Kim Robinson – Canada/AB2. Naveed Rafiq - England 3. Jason Roldan – USA/EC

Men & Women’s Color Belt Kumite 1. Kim Robinson – Canada/AB2. Jason Roldan – USA/EC 3. Naveed Rafiq - England

Women’s Brown Belt Kata 1. Mary Carlson – USA/EC 2. Betty Lim – USA/SW

Men’s Brown Belt Kata 1. Joseph Tamraz - Lebanon 2. Ivan Chow-Yen - Guyana

Men’s Brown Belt Kumite 1. Joseph Tamraz - Lebanon 2. Ivan Chow-Yen - Guyana 3. Del Andrews - England

Women’s Black Belt Kata 1. Gaby Elliott – USA/East Coast2. Nayla Makhoul - Lebanon 3. Maida Elezovic – USA/MT Women’s Brown & Black Belt Kumite 1. Maida Elezovic – USA/MT2. Gaby Elliott – USA/EC 3. Nayla Makhoul - Lebanon Yuka Ungwiluk – USA/AK

Men’s Black Belt Kata1. Seth Merrill – USA/MT2. Ronald Pedreanez - Venezuela 3. Jacob Moskowitz – USA/EC

Men’s Black Belt Kumite 1. Wissam Abousleiman - Lebanon 2. Dan Elliott – USA/EC 3. Seth Merrill – USA/EC Roger Aka – Ivory Coast

Women’s Team Kata1. Mountain States2. A.L.A.

Women’s Team Kumite 1. Mountain States2. A.L.A.

Men’s Team Kata 1. Team Lebanon 2. Just Dan 3. Team Venezuela

Men’s Team Kumite 1. Brajau 2. Guyana B3. Lebanon

Best Camper Kimberly Robinson

Best Supportive Country Canada

Most Supportive DojoSt. Michael’s Shotokan Karate

International Goodwill Tournament Results ISKF Master Camp 2017

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MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME CATEGORY I - 18 BLACK MALE KATA CATEGORY II - 18 BLACK MALE KUMITE 1-Gold Ghaith el Rahi 1-Gold Wissam Abousleiman 2-Silver Fadi Antakly 2-Silver Ghaith el Rahi 3-Bronze Wissam Abousleiman 3-Bronze Romy-joe Younes 3-Bronze Joseph Tamraz CATEGORY III - 18 BLACK FEMALE KATA CATEGORY IV - 18 BLACK FEMALE KATA 1-Gold Nayla Makhoul 1-Gold Nayla Makhoul 2-Silver Nayiri Boghossian 2-Silver Rima Chidiac 3-Bronze Rima Chidiac 3-Bronze Nathalie Rebeiz CATEGORY V - SENIOR BLACK MALE KATA CATEGORY VI - SENIOR BLACK MALE KUMITE 1-Gold Dory Khayat 1-Gold Dory Khayat 2-Silver Walid Tasso 2-Silver Gaby Geagea 3-Bronze Toufic Challita 3-Bronze Toufic Challita 3-Bronze Kamal Aziz 3-Bronze Walid Tasso CATEGORY VII - 15-17 BROWN -BLACK MALE KATA CATEGORY VIII - 15-17 BROWN -BLACK MALE KUMITE

MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME 1-Gold Alessandro Kassab 1-Gold Alessandro Kassab 2-Silver Christopher Aziz 2-Silver Christopher Hawwa 3-Bronze Sergio Yaghi 3-Bronze Jonathan Hawwa 3-Bronze Jamil Habka CATEGORY IX - TEAM KATA MALE CATEGORY X - TEAM KUMITE MALE 1-Gold Alessandro Kassab

1-Gold Marc Bitar

1-Gold Antoine Chehwan 1-Gold Romy Joe younes 1-Gold Marc Bitar 1-Gold Alessandro Kassab 2-Silver Ryan John Younes

1-Gold Christopher Hawwa

2-Silver Christopher Aziz 1-Gold Antoine Chehwan 2-Silver Sergio Yaghi 2-Silver Ryan John Younes 3-Bronze Carlo Lyan

2-Silver Jonathan Hawwa

3-Bronze Paolo Lyan 2-Silver Juliano Fakhry 3-Bronze Jimmy Majdalani 2-Silver Christopher Aziz 2-Silver Sergio Yaghi CATEGORY XI - TEAM KATA FEMALE 3-Bronze Bassam Moussa 1-Gold Danielle Antar 3-Bronze Walid Tasso 1-Gold Andrea Antar 3-Bronze Jimmy Majdalani 1-Gold Angela Assaker 3-Bronze Carlo Lyan 2-Silver Aya Baroudi 3-Bronze Paolo Lyan 2-Silver Nour Baroudi 3-Bronze Adam Moussa 2-Silver Elena Fakhry 3-Bronze Nathalie Rebeiz 3-Bronze Carla Antoun 3-Bronze Rima Chidiac

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MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME CATEGORY XII - TEAM KUMITE FEMALE CATEGORY XIII - SENIOR COLOR BELT MEN KATA 1-Gold Danielle Antar 1-Gold Gaby Geagea 1-Gold Andrea Antar 2-Silver Christian El Hoayek 1-Gold Angela Assaker 3-Bronze Jean Nahed 2-Silver Aya Baroudi 2-Silver Nour Baroudi CATEGORY XIV - SENIOR COLOR BELT MEN KUMITE 2-Silver Elena Fakhry Medal Name 3-Bronze Nayiri Boghossian 1-Gold Jean Nahed 3-Bronze Marina Mobayed 2-Silver Christian El Hoayek 3-Bronze Rafi Harmouche CATEGORY XV - 13-14 MALE BROWN-BLACK MALE KATA CATEGORY XVI - 13-14 MALE BROWN-BLACK MALE KUMITE 1-Gold Jimmy Majdalani 1-Gold Charbel Bouzeid 2-Silver Youssef Slim 2-Silver Hassan Mneimne 3-Bronze Charbel Bouzeid 3-Bronze Jimmy Majdalani 3-Bronze Alain Feghali CATEGORY XVII -18 ORANGE-GREEN FEMALE KATA CATEGORY XVIII -18 ORANGE-GREEN FEMALE KUMITE 1-Gold Angela Assaker 1-Gold Angela Assaker 2-Silver Danielle Antar 2-Silver Leila Aoun 3-Bronze Leila Aoun 3-Bronze Danielle Antar CATEGORY XIX -18 WHITE-YELLOW FEMALE KATA CATEGORY XX -18 WHITE-YELLOW FEMALE KUMITE 1-Gold Christelle Tohme 1-Gold Rita Reaidy 2-Silver Rita Reaidy 2-Silver Amira Sbeity 3-Bronze Amira Sbeity 3-Bronze Christelle Tohme 3-Bronze Georgette Kehdy 3-Bronze Georgette Kehdy CATEGORY XXI 10-12 BROWN MALE KATA CATEGORY XXII 10-12 BROWN MALE KUMITE 1-Gold Mikel Charfane 1-Gold Mikel Charfane 2-Silver Carl Elias 2-Silver Anthony Bahout 3-Bronze Michel Schreim 3-Bronze Michel Schreim 3-Bronze Mark Bedran CATEGORY XXIII <18 BROWN-BLACK FEMALE KATA CATEGORY XXIV <18 BROWN-BLACK FEMALE KUMITE 1-Gold Elma Abouabdo 1-Gold Elena Fakhry 2-Silver Aya Baroudi 2-Silver Elma Abouabdo 3-Bronze Elena Fakhry 3-Bronze Aya Baroudi 3-Bronze Nour Baroudi

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MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME CATEGORY XXV <18 COLOR BELT FEMALE KATA CATEGORY XXVI <18 COLOR BELT FEMALE KUMITE 1-Gold Andrea Antar 1-Gold Joy Kiriakides 2-Silver Joya Zouein 2-Silver Andrea Antar 3-Bronze Sofia Toutounji 3-Bronze Sofia Toutounji 3-Bronze Evana Raffoul 3-Bronze Evana Raffoul CATEGORY XXVII 13-15 GREEN-BLUE MALE KATA CATEGORY XXVIII 13-15 GREEN-BLUE MALE KUMITE 1-Gold Paolo Lyan 1-Gold Paolo Lyan 2-Silver Marc Housseini 2-Silver Elio Housseini 3-Bronze Elio Housseini 3-Bronze Nour Hamze 3-Bronze Marcellin Abiyounes 3-Bronze Marcellin Abiyounes CATEGORY XXIX 13-15 WHITE-ORANGE MALE KATA CATEGORY XXX 13-15 WHITE-ORANGE MALE KUMITE 1-Gold Carlo Lyan 1-Gold Jean Kehdy 2-Silver Bruno Fares 2-Silver Carlo Lyan 3-Bronze Thomas Farah 3-Bronze Bruno Fares 3-Bronze Jean Kehdy 3-Bronze Maroun Matar CATEGORY XXXI - 12Y GREEN-BLUE KATA CATEGORY XXXII - 12Y GREEN-BLUE KUMITE 1-Gold Elias Rahal 1-Gold Elias Rahal 2-Silver Abdel Rahim EL Hani 2-Silver Abdel Rahim EL Hani 3-Bronze Julien Toutounji 3-Bronze Julien Toutounji CATEGORY XXXIII - 11-12Y ORANGE KATA CATEGORY XXXIV - 11-12Y ORANGE KUMITE 1-Gold Peter Boustany 1-Gold Peter Boustany 2-Silver Camilio El Hachem 2-Silver Alexia Saadeh 3-Bronze Martin Ghaleb 3-Bronze Theo Sleiman 3-Bronze Theo Sleiman 3-Bronze Justin Ghaleb CATEGORY XXXV - 11-12Y WHITE-YELLOW KATA CATEGORY XXXVI - 11-12Y WHITE-YELLOW KUMITE 1-Gold Alfred Azoury 1-Gold Alfred Azoury 2-Silver Bachir Abiraad 2-Silver Michael Saade 3-Bronze Michael Saade 3-Bronze Simon Khoury 3-Bronze Angelina Eid 3-Bronze Bachir Abiraad CATEGORY XXXVII - 11Y BLUE KATA CATEGORY XXXVIII - 11Y BLUE KUMITE 1-Gold Elie-Jo Saliba 1-Gold Charbel Moussawer 2-Silver Thalia Karam 2-Silver Anthony Zouein 3-Bronze Brendain Azar 3-Bronze Brendain Azar 3-Bronze Anthony Zouein 3-Bronze Nadim Baroudy

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MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME CATEGORY XXXIX - 11Y GREEN KATA CATEGORY XL - 11Y GREEN KUMITE 1-Gold Mustafa El Hamawi 1-Gold Mustafa El Hamawi 2-Silver Marc Feghali 2-Silver Marc Feghali 3-Bronze Dany Harran 3-Bronze Dany Harran 3-Bronze Joe El Nawar 3-Bronze Joe El Nawar CATEGORY XLI - 10Y GREEN-BLUE KATA CATEGORY XLII - 10Y GREEN-BLUE KUMITE 1-Gold Gabriel Salem 1-Gold Victor Farhat 2-Silver Alexandre Maalouf 2-Silver Alexandre Maalouf 3-Bronze Victor Farhat 3-Bronze Zakaria EL Hani 3-Bronze Hassan Mtanos 3-Bronze Hassan Mtanos CATEGORY XLIII - 8-9Y GREEN-BLUE KATA CATEGORY XLIV - 8-9Y GREEN-BLUE KUMITE 1-Gold Karim Baroudi 1-Gold Karim Baroudi 2-Silver Dimitri Maalouf 2-Silver Karl Saliba 3-Bronze Karl Saliba 3-Bronze Dimitri Maalouf 3-Bronze Nady Daher 3-Bronze Nady Daher CATEGORY XLV - 10Y YELLOW-ORANGE KATA CATEGORY XLVI - 10Y YELLOW-ORANGE KUMITE 1-Gold Eli Corm 1-Gold Jordy Kiriakides 2-Silver Jordy Kiriakides 2-Silver Jack Nawar 3-Bronze Jack Nawar 3-Bronze Joy Barakat 3-Bronze Joy Barakat CATEGORY XLVII - 10Y WHITE KATA CATEGORY XLVIII - 10Y WHITE KUMITE 1-Gold Nicolas Zgheib 1-Gold Joud Arbid 2-Silver Charbel Karam 2-Silver Alexandre Boueiz 3-Bronze Alexandre Boueiz 3-Bronze Nicolas Zgheib 3-Bronze Khaled Natour 3-Bronze Cyril Aboumrad CATEGORY XLIX - 9Y ORANGE KATA CATEGORY L - 9Y ORANGE KUMITE 1-Gold Boulos Maroun 1-Gold Adam Idriss 2-Silver Malek Saneh 2-Silver Matteo Sakr 3-Bronze Hana Awdeh 3-Bronze Hana Awdeh 3-Bronze Charbel EL Hachem 3-Bronze Raef Labaki CATEGORY LI - 9Y YELLOW KATA CATEGORY LII - 9Y YELLOW KUMITE 1-Gold Maribelle Kehdy 1-Gold Maribelle Kehdy 2-Silver Mira Zouein 2-Silver Simon Saliba 3-Bronze Thomas Eid 3-Bronze Thomas Eid 3-Bronze MalakELHana

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MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME CATEGORY LIII - 8Y WHITE KATA CATEGORY LIV - 8Y WHITE KUMITE 1-Gold Adam Arbid 1-Gold Adam Arbid 2-Silver Anthony Saade 2-Silver Anthony Saade 3-Bronze Karl Morkos 3-Bronze Karl Morkos 3-Bronze Paolo Khoury CATEGORY LV - 8Y ORANGE KATA CATEGORY LVI - 8Y ORANGE KUMITE 1-Gold Melanie Maroun 1-Gold Melanie Maroun 2-Silver Emmanuel jarjoura 2-Silver Michel Raffoul 3-Bronze Marcelino Jarjoura 3-Bronze Marcelino Jarjoura CATEGORY LVII - 8Y YELLOW KATA CATEGORY LVIII - 8Y YELLOW KUMITE 1-Gold Julie Saliba 1-Gold Julie Saliba 2-Silver Sirene Zaarour 2-Silver Thalia Chammas 3-Bronze Ali Mobayed 3-Bronze Ali Mobayed 3-Bronze Adam Hamwi CATEGORY LIX - 8Y WHITE KATA CATEGORY LX - 8Y WHITE KUMITE 1-Gold Gabriella Khalila 1-Gold Mathieu Nakouzi 2-Silver Gabriel Farah 2-Silver Gabriel Farah 3-Bronze Mathieu Nakouzi 3-Bronze Rawad Abourjeily 3-Bronze Alexandre Khalila CATEGORY LXI - 7Y YELLOW KATA CATEGORY LXII - 7Y YELLOW KUMITE 1-Gold Raphael Corm 1-Gold Raphael Corm 2-Silver Yana Daher 2-Silver Majd El Hana 3-Bronze Malek Sioufi 3-Bronze Yana Daher 3-Bronze Malek Sioufi CATEGORY LXIII - TEAM KATA KIDS 10-12Y CATEGORY LXIV - TEAM KUMITE KIDS 10-12Y 1-Gold Nathalie Mansour 1-Gold Charbel Moussawer

1-Gold Mikel Cherfan 1-Gold Christo Atallah 1-Gold Anthony Bahout 1-Gold Mark Badran 2-Silver Marc Feghali 2-Silver Alexande Maalouf

2-Silver Theo Sleiman 2-Silver Sula Tannous 2-Silver Camilio EL Hachem 2-Silver Peter Boustany 3-Bronze Hassan Mtanos 2-Silver Sammy Badran 3-Bronze Mustafa Hamwi 2-Silver Eli Corm 3-Bronze Zakaria EL Hani 3-Bronze Gio Samir saade

3-Bronze Elio Khalil 3-Bronze Paolo Nalbandian 3-Bronze Marc Hajj 3-Bronze Carl Elias 3-Bronze Yorgo Sarouphim 3-Bronze Nadim Baroudy 3-Bronze Brandan Azair

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MEDAL NAME MEDAL NAME CATEGORY LXV - TEAM KATA KIDS 7-9Y CATEGORY LXIV - TEAM KUMITE KIDS 10-12Y 1-Gold Adam Idriss 3-Bronze Joud Arbid 1-Gold Charbel EL Hachem 3-Bronze Rabih Chaoul

1-Gold Hana Awdeh 3-Bronze Abdelrahim El Hani 2-Silver Melanie Maroun 2-Silver Karim Baroudy 2-Silver Boulos Maroun CATEGORY LXVI - TEAM KUMITE KIDS 10-12Y 3-Bronze Miguel Sarkis 1-Gold Malak EL Hana 3-Bronze Emmanuel Jarjoura 1-Gold Perla Boustany 3-Bronze Marcelino Jarjoura 1-Gold Majed EL Hanna 3-Bronze Adam Hamwi 1-Gold Amine Mezher 3-Bronze Ali Moubayed 2-Silver Gio Sheib 3-Bronze Malek Saneh 2-Silver Jordy Kyriakides 2-Silver Mathieu Nakouzi 3-Bronze Adam Arbid 3-Bronze Youssef Yassine 3-Bronze Adam Idriss 3-Bronze Malek Saneh 3-Bronze Melanie Maroun 3-Bronze Karim Baroudy 3-Bronze Boulos Maroun 3-Bronze Thalia Chammas 3-Bronze Thomas Eid

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