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Medal time for Saiki dojo karateka

Saiki Dojo is proving to be a force to be reckoned with.

June 9, 2018
South Coast Herald 1 minute read
Members of the Saiki Dojo are (back, from left) Jacob Catchpole, Dean Schutte, Monya Palmer (3rd Dan Sensei), Brendan Schutte; with Akshar Singh, Armand Joubert, Janelle Catchpole, Jayden Forster and Micaela Palmer in front.

Karateka from the Saiki dojo in Ramsgate produced some excellent results at the South African JKA Nationals held in Johannesburg recently.

Sensei Monya Palmer achieved her 3rd Dan (Sandan).

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Janelle Catchpole (6) earned bronze for kata and silver for kumite.

Jayden Forster got bronze for kumite.

Jacob Catchpole (Janelle’s father) secured bronze for kata and kumite.

These students have been selected as part of the SA JKA team.

Members of the Saiki Dojo are (back, from left) Jacob Catchpole, Dean Schutte, Monya Palmer (3rd Dan Sensei), Brendan Schutte; with Akshar Singh, Armand Joubert, Janelle Catchpole, Jayden Forster and Micaela Palmer in front.

Micaela Palmer won gold for kata and silver for kumite and was selected as part of the SA JKA team to represent the country in the Africa Cup in September this year.

Saiki dojo is proving to be a force to be reckoned with.

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June 9, 2018
South Coast Herald 1 minute read

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