Fenland fighters edge towards retaining Peterborough Series title with another fine performance
Fenland BCKA with their medals and trophies. - Credit: Archant
Fenland British Chinese Kickboxing Association have one hand on the Peterborough Series Trophy after storming to yet more success in the second instalment of the fighting series.
Abi Daulton in action for Fenland BCKA. - Credit: Archant
The fighters from Fenland performed heroically to secure dozens more top three places, leaving them in pole position to retain their title of School Grand Champions.
Coach at Fenland BCKA, Andy Whitwell, was beaming with pride for his fighters. He said: “I took a medium team to this event, quite a few of our experienced fighters were absent but we cleaned up in nearly every event we entered.
“There was some outstanding talent on show from other clubs but Fenland BCKA came out on top, despite missing many of our team.
“We look forward to the next instalment to concrete our lead in the schools league table.
“Performance of the day went to Zac Culpin from Whittlesey, who displayed his versatility in fighting, open hand, kata and weapons.”
Fenland BCKA can cement their status as champions by sealing more success in the final two instalments of the series, which are to take place at the Ken Simpson School in Werrington in September and October.
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Medal winners:
Zac Culpin
Weapons set (sword): Champion
Traditional open hand kata sets: 3rd
-74kg advanced (points): Champion
-84kg advanced (points): 2nd
Abi Daulton
Girls +5’4 ft intermediate (points): 2nd
Ladies -69 KG intermediate (points): 2nd
Girls -60 KG intermediate/advanced (continuous): Champion
Girls -70 KG intermediate/advanced (continuous): 2nd
Harvey King
Super peewee (open): 3rd
Leon King
(Beginners) -4’4ft: Champion
Kim Smith
Ladies (advanced) points -69kg: 3rd
Ashton Brannigan
Boys -35KG intermediate (points): Champion
Boys -35 KG intermediate (continuous): 3rd
Elliot Morgan-Smith
Boys -5’2 ft Beginner (points): Champion
Amjad Mustafa
-79kg veterans (points): 2nd
-74kg mens intermediate/advanced (points): Champion
Kelsey Lock
-5’2” girls (points): 3rd
-45kg girls continuous: Champion
Colin Lock
-85kg Veteran men: 3rd
Aimee Young
-69kg Ladies intermediate (points): Champion
Ady Sallis
-79kg veteran (points): 3rd
Sam Booth
-80kg continuous: Champion
-84kg points: 3rd
Freya Molloy
-69kg Ladies advanced points: 2nd
-60kg advanced Ladies: 2nd
Eddy Paddock
-5’4” advanced (points): Champion
-55kg boys continuous: Champion
Nicolas Shacallis
-5’2” intermediate boys: 2nd
Louis King
-64kg advanced points: Champion
-64kg Advanced men point: 2nd
Bradley King
-74kg intermediate men points: 2nd
Simon Munday
-79kg Veteran men: Champion
