Polish Oyama Karate Championships in Kata

Angela Szulc in action Foto: Radoslaw Dyduch

 

On March 25^th 2017 the City of Turek hosted 23^rd OYAMA Polish Karate Federation Championships in Kata. Overall 180 competitors from 27 clubs participated in this yearly event. The tournament was organized by Turkowski Klub Karate from Turek with Sensei Włodzimierz Rygiert 4^th. The Mayor of Turek and the Chairman of OYAMA Polish Karate Federation took patronage over the event. The competition stood on a high technical level. The participants received medals and cups. The masters from Kata tournament also qualified for the OYAMA IKF Open European Championships located in Estonia, held in November.

 

Pawel Ryszkowski (Łódż) Foto: Radoslaw Dyduch

 

The title of best competitor of the Polish Championships in Turek went to: senior Jakub Kowalik (Piotrkow Trybunalski) and junior female Kinga Kowal (Olkusz)- both champions in their categories.

Best competitors in Turek. Foto: Radoslaw Dyduch

 
WINNERS

KATA

1. Klaudia Bartoszek (Łódź)

1. Marko Pralas (Warszawa)

1. Paulina Sułkowska (Rzeszów) 1. Mikołaj Stępniak (Katowice)

1. Karolina Szwagierczak (Olkusz)

1. Paweł Ryszkowski (Łódź)

1. Kinga Kowal (Olkusz)

1. Miłosz Milej (Olkusz)

1. Maja Wójcik (Kraków)

1. Łukasz Jabłoński (Katowice)

1. Karina Wojciechowska (Piotrków Trybunalski)

1. Artur Gwizdoń (Katowice)

1. Angela Szulc (Piotrków Trybunalski)

1. Jakub Kowalik (Piotrków Trybunalski)

 

WEAPONS KATA

1. Kinga Kowal (Olkusz)

1. Miłosz Milej (Olkusz)

1. Gabriela Skwiot (Białystok)

1. Sebastian Rzeźnik (Katowice)

1. Dominika Ziółek (Legionowo)

1. Klaudia Bajrasz (Rzeszów)

1. Jakub Kowalik (Piotrków Trybunalski)

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL PARTICIPANTS, TRAINERS, REFEREES AND SPONSORS FOR THE FRUITFUL COOPERATION, OSU!

WE WOULD LIKE TO PRESENT OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MEDALISTS AND OUR HOSTS, OSU!