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Medals for karateka in Durban

World renowned Japanese karate grandmaster Shuseki Shihan Murakami was a guest of honour and conducted training sessions for local karateka.

May 10, 2022
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Nine Port Shepstone Shotokan Karate club karatekas scooped medals in both kata and kumite. They are (from left) Teighlon Fynn, Kiara Rampul, Dylan Peeriyalal, Tyler Gous, Miguel Gous, Neriah Peeriyalal, Illham Amod and Mikhail Peeriyalal. Absent from photo Shristi Bisram.

A number of local karateka took part in the Kanazawa Cup in Durban recently.

World renowned Japanese karate grandmaster Shuseki Shihan Murakami was a guest of honour and conducted training sessions for local karateka.

SKISA Shihan Sonny Pillay (left) and Shihan Frank Moodley (right) of Port Shepstone Shotokan Karate Club welcome Shuseki Shihan Murakami to the Kanazawa Cup 2022 held at Greyville Convention Centre recently.

Nine Port Shepstone Shotokan Karate Club members scooped medals in both kata and kumite, namely Teighlon Fynn, Dylan Peeriyalal, Kiara Rampul, Tyler Gous, Neriah Peeriyalal, Miguel Gous, Illham Amod, Mikhail Peeriyalal and Shristi Bisram.

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May 10, 2022
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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