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Please note that the 6pm class at Oz Park and Booragoon is cancelled tonight due to Black Belt Grading at City West.
Grading Submissions for Saturday 5th April close today 5pm no late entries accepted.
2025 WA State Open Kata Champion congratulations Xsenija you’re a great role model to many with your determination and dedication.
The 2025 WAKF State Titles at the Stadium were a resounding success, and I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the event so seamless and memorable.
Our team of volunteers and coaches worked tirelessly, ensuring every aspect of the event ran smoothly. I would also like to express my deep appreciation to Hanshi and his team of instructors and students, whose efforts helped make this day truly remarkable.
A special mention goes to our dedicated team of coaches, who expertly managed the tatamis and ensured that all athletes were well-supported throughout the day. Sensei Andrew, Shihan Basil, Shihan Brigit, Shihan Glen, Josh Sense and Mark Sensei it was fantastic having you all on the floor, ensuring everything stayed on track.
To Steve, Jorge, Sensei Craig, Mari, Ako, Tanya, Gimara, and Darlene, you are the backbone of our floor team, and your unwavering support is always appreciated.
Sensei Frank, Sensei Dan and Sensei Au, our refereeing team, were stretched but performed admirably. Thank you for your dedication and professionalism.
I would also like to acknowledge our competitors, including Matt, Jes, and Xsenija, who all went above and beyond in their performances.
A heartfelt thank you to our team manager, Bianca, who not only ensures the athletes are organised but also expertly manages the sometimes challenging task of calming nervous parents. The day was hectic, but your ability to stay composed and effective was remarkable!
Goju-Kai is incredibly proud to announce our 2025 WAKF State Champions:
Gold Medal 🥇
* Nikki Teo-Bussemaeker: U/14 Kata (4 years running), U/14 Kumite
* Sensei Dan Sharp: Men’s Veteran Kata (35-45 years)
* Pula Thilakrathne: Men’s Veteran Kata (over 45 years)
* Reece Miyamoto: Cadet Kumite -52kg
* Jorge Martin Teramoto: Cadet Kumite -70kg & 70kg+
* Xsenija Bromley: U/21 Kata & Open Women’s—Xsenija’s
Silver Medal 🥈
* Jesse Johnson: Cadet Kumite
* Olivia Yates: U/14 Kumite
* Mark Smith: Veteran Kumite and Kata
* Mat Bussemaker: Runner-up in Veteran Kata.
* Teo Roberts: Open Kata and Junior Men’s Kata.
* Anthony Matelgan: U/21 Kata
* Chantal Carr: Veteran Kata
Bronze Medal 🥉
* Reece Miyamoto: Open Cadet Kumite
* Jorge Martin Teramoto: Open Cadet Kumite
* Conan Martin Teramoto: U/14 Kumite -55kg
* Chantal Carr: Veteran Kumite
* Jacob Suda: Junior Male Kumite -76kg
* Sophie DeVita: Junior Kumite -53kg
* Anthony Matelgan: U/21 Open Kumite
* Brendan Loh: Double Bronze in Open and U/75kg Kumite
* Lauren Cronin, who earned a bronze medal in Open Women’s Kata.
In total, Goju-Kai took home 29 medals, including 8 gold 🏅, 10 silver 🥈, and 11 bronze 🥉. I extend my congratulations to all our competitors and thank everyone for being part of the Goju-Kai family.
Lastly, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Sensei Frank and Sensei Mark , as well as Shihan Basil, for their tireless efforts in packing up the tatamis at the end of the day. Their work, often behind the scenes, is essential to ensuring that the event runs smoothly from start to finish.
Looking ahead, I encourage everyone to save the date for Saturday, May 28th—more exciting events are on the horizon!
Thank you all for your continued support and dedication to Goju-Kai.
Our team of volunteers and coaches worked tirelessly, ensuring every aspect of the event ran smoothly. I would also like to express my deep appreciation to Hanshi and his team of instructors and students, whose efforts helped make this day truly remarkable.
A special mention goes to our dedicated team of coaches, who expertly managed the tatamis and ensured that all athletes were well-supported throughout the day. Sensei Andrew, Shihan Basil, Shihan Brigit, Shihan Glen, Josh Sense and Mark Sensei it was fantastic having you all on the floor, ensuring everything stayed on track.
To Steve, Jorge, Sensei Craig, Mari, Ako, Tanya, Gimara, and Darlene, you are the backbone of our floor team, and your unwavering support is always appreciated.
Sensei Frank, Sensei Dan and Sensei Au, our refereeing team, were stretched but performed admirably. Thank you for your dedication and professionalism.
I would also like to acknowledge our competitors, including Matt, Jes, and Xsenija, who all went above and beyond in their performances.
A heartfelt thank you to our team manager, Bianca, who not only ensures the athletes are organised but also expertly manages the sometimes challenging task of calming nervous parents. The day was hectic, but your ability to stay composed and effective was remarkable!
Goju-Kai is incredibly proud to announce our 2025 WAKF State Champions:
Gold Medal 🥇
* Nikki Teo-Bussemaeker: U/14 Kata (4 years running), U/14 Kumite
* Sensei Dan Sharp: Men’s Veteran Kata (35-45 years)
* Pula Thilakrathne: Men’s Veteran Kata (over 45 years)
* Reece Miyamoto: Cadet Kumite -52kg
* Jorge Martin Teramoto: Cadet Kumite -70kg & 70kg+
* Xsenija Bromley: U/21 Kata & Open Women’s—Xsenija’s
Silver Medal 🥈
* Jesse Johnson: Cadet Kumite
* Olivia Yates: U/14 Kumite
* Mark Smith: Veteran Kumite and Kata
* Mat Bussemaker: Runner-up in Veteran Kata.
* Teo Roberts: Open Kata and Junior Men’s Kata.
* Anthony Matelgan: U/21 Kata
* Chantal Carr: Veteran Kata
Bronze Medal 🥉
* Reece Miyamoto: Open Cadet Kumite
* Jorge Martin Teramoto: Open Cadet Kumite
* Conan Martin Teramoto: U/14 Kumite -55kg
* Chantal Carr: Veteran Kumite
* Jacob Suda: Junior Male Kumite -76kg
* Sophie DeVita: Junior Kumite -53kg
* Anthony Matelgan: U/21 Open Kumite
* Brendan Loh: Double Bronze in Open and U/75kg Kumite
* Lauren Cronin, who earned a bronze medal in Open Women’s Kata.
In total, Goju-Kai took home 29 medals, including 8 gold 🏅, 10 silver 🥈, and 11 bronze 🥉. I extend my congratulations to all our competitors and thank everyone for being part of the Goju-Kai family.
Lastly, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Sensei Frank and Sensei Mark , as well as Shihan Basil, for their tireless efforts in packing up the tatamis at the end of the day. Their work, often behind the scenes, is essential to ensuring that the event runs smoothly from start to finish.
Looking ahead, I encourage everyone to save the date for Saturday, May 28th—more exciting events are on the horizon!
Thank you all for your continued support and dedication to Goju-Kai.
