Lanarkshire Karate Academy ended their 2022 season on a high by taking home a host of medals from the Manchester Youth Championships recently.The Airdrie-based club were on top form down south with 15 gold medals, 15 silver medals and 10 bronze awards won by their members.The medallists were as follows:Gold: Tyler Gibson - Kumite; Darcy Ames - Kumite; Sebastian Magilton - Kumite; Dominic Griniuk - Kumite; Heather Mackay - Kumite; Dominic Griniuk - Kumite; Jude Greechan - Kumite; Heather, Ziva Alexander and Ayla Anderson - Team Kumite; Daniel McPake and Tyler - Team Kumite; Keir McGeachy, Sebastian, and Euan Sangster - Team Kumite; Harrison Carty - Kata; Keir McGeachy - Kata; Daniel and Euan - Pairs Kata; Heather Mackay - Kickmaster; Emmie McEwan - Kickmaster. Silver: Emmie McEwan - Kumite; Keir McGeachy - Kumite; Harrison Carty - Kumite; Eva Cochrane - Kumite; Jodi Warwick - Kumite; Ziva Alexander - Kumite; Keir McDonald - Kumite; Daniel McPake - Kata; Emmie McEwan - Kata; Jayden Warwick - Kata; Dominic Griniuk - Kata; Heather Mackay - Kata; Emmie and Sebastian - Pairs Kata; Ziva Alexander - Kickmaster; Sebastian Magilton - Kickmaster. Bronze: Ayla Armstrong - Kumite; Keir McDonald - Kumite; Jayden Warwick - Kumite; Keir McGeachy - Kumite; Dominic Griniuk - Kata; Kieran O’Rourke - Kata; Sebastian Magilton - Kata; Ziva Alexander - Kata; Weronika Sajewska - Kata; Euan Sangster - Kickmaster.

Delighted sensei, Chantelle Allan, said: “It was a fantastic day for team LKA at our final event of the year.“There were outstanding performances across the board from all squad members.“Everyone gave 110 per cent and we cannot ask for much more.“The team work and attitude was spot on.“I’m a very proud coach.”Follow Lanarkshire Live

Lanarkshire Karate Academy enjoy Manchester Open success to end year on a high

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