Mastin Karate

Respect and Honor Demonstrated at a karate tournament as the competition team earns 17 medals

Mr-Mastin — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:42:58 +0000

Competition Team earns 17 medals.

Results: Jonah 1st fighting, Noah 2nd fighting, Carter 1st kata & 2nd Fighting, Megan 1st kata 1st fighting, Matthew 3rd fighting,Cameron 1st fighting 2nd kata, Jackson Louderback 3rd kata, Cole Great effort, Aadhi 3rd Fighting, Jackson Glass 3rd Kata 3rd fighting, Brandon 1st kata 1st Fighting, Dave 1st kata 1st fighting..17 medals 9 gold 3 silver 5 bronze.. well done

The highlight of the day was seeing Kyoshi Dwight Holley honored by Hanshi Dometrich

WE HAD A GREAT TURN OUT TO HONOR SENSEI DAVE WILLIAMS

Mr-Mastin — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:46:59 +0000

We had a great turn out to honor Sensei Dave Williams.

I want to thank Sensei Dwight Holley, Sensei Sonny Kim and Sensei Ryan Jennings for teaching their portions of the Seminar. We began a tradition that will carry forward and we are planing a larger event for next year. Thank you to all of who participated.

Sensei Williams Memorial Training January 23rd from 1-4pm

Mr-Mastin — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 21:24:50 +0000

On Saturday January 23rd 2010 we will be hosting the 1st Annual Sensei Williams Memorial Training session. This day is special for many reasons. Most importantly, it is the Birthday of our late friend and mentor Sensei Dave Williams. There is no charge for this training session.
Come join us to honor an amazing man.

Competition Tryouts to be held Saturday January 16th @ 1:00pm

Mr-Mastin — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 21:12:33 +0000

Katelynn Mastin is invited to compete in Japan!

admin — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:11:21 +0000

Even though competition is not the focus of our schools, we wanted to let you about some exciting news.

Katelynn was asked to be a part of the AAU National Karate Team that was to represent the United States of America in Japan this year.

This was very unexpected as there are many great competitors in the AAU Organization across the United States. The letter congratulated her on her success over the past 3 AAU seasons.

As some of you may not realize, we were involved with tournaments from the years 1999-2005. In 2005, Katelynn competed in 4 tournaments and did not receive a medal in a single event until the Nationals of that year where she took Silver in Kumite (which happened to be the last event of the season)

We want to thank all of the students who have supported and helped us along the way.

We should look to this accomplishment as a statement to remind us that with hard work and goal setting that anything is possible!

Sensei