Canada Brings Home 2 Karate Medals at University Combat Sports World Cup

Canada sent a delegation of 11 karate athletes to the FISU University Combat Sports World Cup in Samsun Turkey, from September 21-30. Five athletes reached the medal round and 2 athletes secured a bronze medal.

Claudia Laos-Loo from Simon Fraser University won a bronze medal in the Female Kata division while Karim Waleed Ghaly from the University of Ottawa won a bronze medal in the Male Kata division. Mélissa Baillargeon of Université Laval (Female Kata), Alexandre St-Arneault of HEC Montréal (Male Kumite –84 kg) and Shon Zinger of York University (Male Kumite –60 kg) all reached the medal rounds and finished with a 5th place.

About Karate Canada

Karate Canada is a not-for-profit corporation with the objective of describing and incorporating all activities related to the promotion, organization, regulation and popularization of the sport of karate all over Canada, of protecting the physical and emotional health of athletes, and of promoting the interests of karate throughout Canada.

Karate Canada and its 11 Provincial and Territorial Associations members normally assemble roughly 16,000 participants nationwide. Furthermore, Karate Canada is a proud member of the Canadian Olympic Committee, the World Karate Federation and the Pan American Karate Federation. See more at www.karatecanada.org.

Source

Daphné Trahan-Perreault, Communication Lead
Karate Canada
communications@karatecanada.org
514-605-8538

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