ATC Taekwondo excels in Gauteng tournament
“I am proud of all our students for always doing their best.”
The ATC Taekwondo clubs from Cullinan and Rayton attended the Gauteng provincial tournament on March 8 and 9.
According to BSB Justin Collett, the tournament was an absolute blast for all the competitors as they brought home 28 medals – five gold, 15 silver and eight bronze.
The 10-year-old Lily Collett attended this platform for the first time and won three silver and one bronze medals.
“As Lily’s dad, I am extremely proud of Lily’s achievements. Lily got silver medals for weapon sparring, weapon patterns and patterns and a bronze for point sparring,” said Collett.
Other ATC results in the Gauteng Tournament are:
Hadassah Alexander received silver for weapon patterns and gold for point sparring, weapon sparring and continuous sparring.
Melissa Coetser received a gold medal for continuous sparring, silver for point sparring and bronze for patterns.
Ryan Stevenson managed a gold medal each for point sparring, continuous sparring and combat weapons. Theuns Rossouw achieved silver medals for weapon patterns and weapon sparring and a bronze for group men, aged 18 to 35.
Wilmarie Fourie received silver medals for weapon patterns and weapon sparring and bronze medals for combat sparring and patterns.
Levi Alexander made ATC proud by winning a gold medal in patterns, silver medals in combat sparring and point sparring, and also received a bronze medal for continuous sparring. BSB Justin Collet, as a second dan, won a silver medal in point sparring and combat weapon sparring.
“I am proud of all our students for always doing their best. I am also proud to announce that more of CTS’s children students will attend MASA tournaments throughout 2025,” said Collett.
