Dragons take titles at British Masters and Minors

 


This weekend saw the Masters and Minors competing to become British Champion. In the Masters, Josh Boxell got the team off to an excellent start taking gold in the M1 U81kg group. The golds kept coming as Clare Bowie took gold in the F5 u70kg and Elvis Wakabe in the U73kg kyu grade section. 

In a superb final Simon Mersh took silver in the U90kg kyu grade and Gavin Archibald completed the medal podium with bronze in the U90kg M5. 


At the British U13's our athletes Ralphie Hill, James Peckham, Isaac Sanger and Kiera Dengate were also fighting hard and showed incredible resilience as Isaac, Ralphie and Kiera all made it through to the medal fights. Isaac and Kiera finished in 5th place but Ralphie took the bronze, his 1st national medal. 


Well done dragons!  

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