Sheridan Taekwon-Do Club

July 25-26, 2015 - USTF National Championships
Concord, Massachusetts

Competitors and officials from the United States, Australia, and Canada came together for a great tournament and a great time!
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Team Wyoming- we were one group, with great support from everyone - thanks to all those who helped us get to Boston!

Everyone weighed in at the hotel Friday afternoon, then lined up for a group photo.

Go Wyoming!

Early Saturday morning at the venue, Brandeis University Gym

Mr. Giese, V Degree Black Belt and Iraq war veteran, carried the Wyoming flag.

Ready for introductions

Go girls!

Arrival of Senior Grand Master Sereff

Introduction of the Masters

Competitors and officials

Wyoming among the group

Quiet time before patterns competition.. Miss Skiles and Mr. Paris

Medals for men's patterns

Patterns Gold for Miss Skiles

Mr. Paris (right)

Mr. Robinson talking to Miss Skiles

Mrs. Erickson (right)

Mrs. Anderson (left)

Mrs. Anderson and Erickson - double medals for both ladies

Senior GM Sereff promoted Sr. Master Reyes to Grand Master

Mrs. Willcox

Patterns Gold - Mrs. Willcox

Sr. Master Martin and Master Johnson

Mrs. Connell - patterns

Patterns Gold - Mrs.Connell

Mr. Robinson medaled

Mr. Paris won the division

Mrs.Phillips

Mrs. Robinson

Sparring . . . Mrs. Willcox

Mrs. Willcox (right)

Mr. Clint Martin (red/black headgear)

Mrs. Paris (pony tail)

Mr. Husted (right)


The guys showed some impressive height in the specialty breaking, but the break of the day belonged to Mrs. Willcox -

Mrs. Willcox - flying turning kick - WOW!		Senior Master Martin with Mrs. Willcox and Mrs. Rosenof

Mrs. Willcox

Ms. Bowing

Mrs. Rogone

Women's BB Breaking Awards

Senior Master Charles Birch, leader of Bai Rui, passed away the day before the tournament started. All of the Australian team were in mourning.
Many in Wyoming knew Senior Master Birch from earlier competitions, World Camp, or other TaeKwon-Do events. In memory of Senior Master Birch, Wyoming presented the Australians with a U.S. flag, and several smaller Wyoming flags.

Mr. Bradley accepted the gift from Mr. Robinson, as Wyomng offered condolences to our friends from Australia.