MONTREAL (August 16, 2022) - Karate Canada is proud to announce the delegation for the 2022 Pan American Junior Championships to be held in Mexico City, Mexico, from August 25-27. The team of 80 athletes aged 12 to 20 will compete against the continent's best karatekas in 42 individual categories and 3 team categories,...
July 4, 2022 – St. John’s, NL - For the first time since 2019, Karate Canada was able to hold their annual Nationals Championships in St. John’s, Newfoundland on July 1-3. Almost 500 athletes, junior and senior, came together to fight for the national titles in kata, kumite, para-karate and team kata. This also allowed...
Lily-Rose Nolet wins silver at her first Karate 1 event in Cairo The 18-year-old athlete makes a grand entrance in the Senior division. June 14th, 2022 – On June 10-12, the World Karate Federation was holding a Karate 1 Series A event in Cairo, Egypt. At the event, young Canadian athlete Lily-Rose Nolet from Gatineau...
Karate Canada athletes come back with a total of 7 medals CURACAO, June 1st – The XXXV Pan American Karate Championships 2022 was held from May 26 to 28 in Willemstad, Curaçao. The Canadian delegation came back home with a total of 7 medals: 2 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze, as well as 3 top...
The national team athletes are arriving in Willemstad, Curaçao to prepare for the 2022 Pan American Championships. 299 of the best athletes from 26 countries from all of the Americas will take part in this 3 days competition from May 26-28. Canadian athletes competing Female Para Karate Intellectually impaired Natalie Olson Patricia Wright Female Kata Claudia...
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