ATA Peel region player awards for 2009

Congratulations to the following members who won their clubs’ 2009 awards:

Mandurah Juniors:

Fairest & Best:  Miranda Seng

Most Improved:  Finley (Happy) Gilmore

Mandurah Seniors:

Fairest & Best:  Skip Sommerville

Most Improved:  Monika Wodzynska

Falcon:

Fairest & Best:  Ray Smith

Most Improved:  Quinn Fernando 

Miranda Seng (Fairest & Best) and Happy Gilmore (Most Improved) display their Mandurah junior trophies

 Monika Wodzynska - Most Improved and Skip Sommerville Fairest & Best

 

 

 

 

 

Coolbellup:

Fairest & Best::  Muhammad Ahmad Niza

Rockingham:

Fairest & Best:  Neb Miletovic

Halls Head:

Fairest and Best Senior:  Nicholas Platt

Fairest & Best Junior:  Zachary Platt

Most Improved:  Nicole Capener

Zachary Platt (Halls Head) with his Fairest & Best junior award

Nicholas Platt (Halls Head) with his Fairest & Best senior award

Nicole Capener with her Halls Head Most Improved award

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ATA Peel region grading for 2010

Tuesday 22 June 2010

Mandurah High School
Warm-up 5:45 pm
Start 6 pm
Finish approx 8:30 pm.

Thursday 29 April 2010

Mandurah High School
Warm-up 5:45 pm
Start 6 pm
Finish approx 7:00 pm.

Tuesday 23 March 2010 for juniors (primary school aged)

Mandurah High School
Warm-up 5:45 pm
Start 6 pm
Finish approx 7:30 pm.

Thursday 25 March 2010 for seniors (high school aged and adults)

Mandurah High School
Warm-up 7 pm
Start 7:15 pm
Finish 8:30 pm.

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SouthWest Games – Bunbury

South West Games Inc. will be hosting the tri-annual South West Games which will fall in 2010 for this cycle.  The SW Games will run from March 19 to March 28, with taekwondo (as one of its long term permanant sports) scheduled for 28 March in Bunbury, the host city.

The Games is contested by players who are residents from the South West region and involves a plethora of sports and other competitions to vie for the honour of best sporting shire-or-city for the South West region.  Of course, the official winners must reside within one of the 17 South West Local Government shires or cities.  So, out of the clubs in our ATA Western Australia clubs, it would be mostly players and members from the Falcon, Halls Head and Mandurah clubs, but they will be representing their shire or city where they reside rather than their club.

The South West Games started in 1985 in Bunbury and is modelled along the concept of multi sports games as played in such environments of the Olympic Games or the Commonwealth Games.  It is a popular concept and brings all regional sports persons together in friendly competition.  However, in celebrating the 25th year anniversary, the South West Games organisers are including players who reside in non South West regions

More information on the Taekwondo part of the games will be posted here as soon as more is confirmed.

Venue:  Bunbury PCYC, Parade Road, Bunbury

Weigh-in:  Saturday 27th March at 5 pm

or Sunday 28th March at  8 to 9 am or at 11 am

 Competition schedule: – Sunday 28th March 2010.

Poomsae starts 9 am morning

Sparring starts 1 pm afternoon

You can check the program and competition draws on the Southwest Games website link;

http://www.swginc.org.au/welcome/sportSpec.php?name=Tae%20Kwon%20Do

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ATA league tournament – 22 November 2009

 

Location: Mandurah High School Gym, Gibla Street, Mandurah

Date: Sunday 22nd November 2009

Scheduled Times: 8:45 am to 12 noon junior sparring;

Lunch break: 12 noon to 12:30

Scheduled Times: 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm poomsae competition; 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm u18 and seniors sparring

Application forms can be obtained from your club instructors.

Closing date: 14th November 2009.

 

Tournament report:

 

Players completed their weigh-in and were ready. Their weights were recorded and the system calculated all correct handicap points in accordance with the criteria for the league competition in each allotted belt and weight age group division.

 

The day started on time, and the fights commenced with the junior age group divisions, and finishing ahead of schedule. After the lunch break, Tore Bule Turner demonstrated his Michael Jackson impersonation dance moves to the delight of the crowd, including the slides and the moon walk.

 

The poomsae competition went underway and each player did their best. The seniors came on after that and at the end of the day, there were quite a few sore bodies.

 

The concept of the league system was designed to enable players to have as many competition bouts as possible in a round robin format. The top 2 players will fight off in the final to decide the gold and silver medal winners while the next placed 3rd and 4th player ranked on the league ladder play off for the bronze medal.

This year’s second league comp was contested by 8 clubs and the medal tally shows:

 

1st: Mandurah 8 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze

2nd: Halls Head: 6, 3, 2

3rd: Narrogin: 5, 6, 2

4th: Hedland: 3, 6, 1

5th: Coolbellup: 3, 4, 1

6th: Rockingham: 2, 2, 0

7th: Padbury: 1, 1, 0

8th: Falcon: 1, 0, 1

 

Results:  click here:  or go to http://www.ata-wa.org.au/results/#2009ATALeague2

 

 

Neb Miletovic (Rockingham) kicks high towards Ben Jermy (Narrogin)

Tim Turner (Hedland) missed with an attempted roundhouse kick to Skip Sommerville (Mandurah)

Chloe Jenkins (Mandurah) performs her poomsae routine

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Peel region grading – at Mandurah 20th September 2009

Date: Sunday 20th September 2009

Time: 1 pm – 4 pm

Venue: Mandurah Senior High School Gymnasium

The end of school term nears again, and grading is confirmed to be held on the last Sunday before the school term finishes. It will be held at the Mandurah Senior High School Gym. This will be available to all the students south of the Swan River and the Peel region.

You will already have a sense of whether you are ready and prepared to go for the grading this time around. If you are unsure, please check with your instructor.

You can print a copy of the grading form here and submit with the appropriate fee to your instructor.

Here are some photos taken at the grading:

 Best juniors: Chloe Jenkins (Mandurah), Quinn Fernando (Falcon), David Bennett (Halls Head)Best seniors: Ray Smith (Mandurah), Troy Jackson (Halls Head)Paul Reynolds (Mandurah) demonstrates how to balance a ball on the belt - you just have to keep a keen eye on it.

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