Tournaments

Here is a current list of up and coming local and out-of-state tournaments.

For a tournament results, please click here.

2013 Texas Championship

2013 Texas Championship Karate Tournament and National Qualifier

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Doors open at 8:00 am (Opening Ceremonies begin at 10:00am)

Location:

Anders Gym, San Jacinto College

8060 Spencer Hwy, Pasadena, Texas

This is a Pre-registration only Event.  Registration is required by May 7th.

Competitor Cost:

$65.00 for 1 or 2 Events (any of kata, kumite or kobudo)

$70.00 for 3 Events (kata, kumite or kobudo)

$20.00 per student for 3 person Team Event (kata or kumite)

Spectator Fee:

$5.00 (Under 4 & over 65 Free)

 

USA NKF Referee Course

Friday and Saturday - May, 10, 2013

6:00pm to 9:30 pm

Referee Course Cost:

$50.00 each course license

$25.00 no license refresher course

Utah State Championships

Utah State Championships and USA Karate National Qualifier

June 1st, 2013 9:00 am

Where:

Park City Utah, Synderville Basin Recreation Fieldhouse

1388 W. Center Dr. Park City, UT 84098

Park City Karate Info:  (801)347-4815

On-line Registration Only.  Registration ends May, 31st 2013

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Entry Fee

$50 for 1 event, $55 for 2 events

Contact Information:

Brody Burns

Dojo: 972-424-8870

Cell: 469-233-0968

Kumite Seminar -- May 31st, 2013

Time: 6:00-7:00 pm

Cost: $35 Spectator, $20 unless you have 2 students

Location: Synderville Fieldhouse

Register at the door, or advanced registration call (435) 655-5755

Referee Seminar -- May 31st, 2013

Location: Park City Karate Dojo

1680 E. Ute Blvd. Suite D-3

Park City, Utah 84098

Grand Canyon State Games

LOCATION: Saturday, June 1, 2013 – ASU Phoenix Prep, 735 E. Fillmore, Phoenix, AZ 85006. * Event Starts at 10 am.

ENTRY FEE: $30 for up to 3 events. Additional events are $5 extra excluding team events. $30 entry fee for Team Events.

ENTRY DEADLINE: Early entry deadline (postmarked on or before) Saturday May 24, 2013. Onsite entries will be accepted until 10 am.

DIVISIONS: Divisions may be adjusted to serve all competitors: children, youth, adults, male, female, Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced competitors. Kata, Kumite & Weapons divisions in multiple age groups offered.

KATA/KUMITE/KOBUDO: All competitors must wear a clean white Karate uniform (GI).
All competitors must have their own kumite (free-sparring) equipment, which includes a mouthpiece, a set of hand pads, and males must wear a protective supportive cup.

RULES: This Traditional Japanese/Okinawan Karate tournament will be using the 3-point (Shobu Sanbon) Rules. *NOTE: Black Belts please bring your whistle and must attend judges meeting.


*Important - THERE ARE TWO STEPS TO REGISTER

1. Download MANDATORY Registration Form (Word .doc)

2. REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT


YOU MUST DO BOTH TO BE REGISTERED

For More Information, contact Sara Rabino at 602-254-8576, Ted Rabino at 602-254-8576 or contact Co-commissioners Ed DiNardo at 623-476-5777 or Norma Martens at 602-421-0703.

USA Karate Nationals

The 2013 Nationals will be held in Greenville SC July 11 - 14th (Thursday - Sunday)

Bookmark  www.USAKarateNationals.com  For more information as it becomes available.

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