Jayme-Lee Smith (14) has pulled off a very impressive victory
and taking out gold at the recent
Australian Team Selection Trials for the World Junior Championships
in Egypt held over the weekend in Perth

At still only 14 years of age and fighting the under 18′s division.
The Taekwondo Central Black belt thumped her opponent in the final
ending with a second round stoppage with the score at 20 – 2. Jayme-Lee
fought the u/18 silver medalist for the division up from last years 2011 Nationals

Its a string of achievements as she currently hold the WA State Taekwondo Title,
The Australian Taekwondo Title, The very highly contested International Taekwondo Clubs
Championships (Silver to Vietnam) and now earning a spot in the Australian Junior Team
seamed to be the next step, and she did it convincingly

Other competitors were Ben Jerez who fought a tough division to earn a bronze and Sarah Turner (14)
who lost to the evential winner by just a point.

Well done to all the team, were very proud of you all

Jayme-Lee, Ben & Sarah wanted to say thanks to Jake Klumpp, Jasmine Klumpp & Blake Shanahan
for your help. But the biggest thankyou to Branden Madaffari who helped every chance he could
by training and sparring the team. we owe you one mate (please dont dance – tee hee)

Thankyou to STA (Sports Taekwondo Australia) for giving the taekwondo championships to WA.
It was nice to not have to travel all the time to get an great opportunity.

GO CENTRAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

19 year old Jasmine Klumpp become our most successfull ever after winning
the Taekwondo Central Club Champion for the 3rd Time (2011, 2010, 2008).

The Taekwondo Central Instructor was awarded the Cup after winning
2011 WA State Champuionship – Gold
2011 Olympic Preliminary Qualifying Event – Gold
2011 Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships (India) – Gold
2011 International Clubs Taekwondo Organisation Championships (Vietnam) – Gold

At still such a young age, Jasmine will surely be a competitor to watch out for in the
future

Other Award Winners For The Day

Taekwondo Central 2011
Central Cup Winner
Jasmine Klumpp

Best Sparring Competitor

Jasmine Klumpp

Best Pattern Competitor
Christopher Guy

Best Adult Competitor
Lorelle Klumpp

Best Under 18′s Competitor
Jake Klumpp

Best Under 15′s Competitor
Jayme-Lee Smith

Best Under 12′s Competitor
Jake Radford

Best Super Dragon
Wade Morton

Best Little Dragon
Cohen Kirkpatrick

Most Disciplined
Ben Cole

Best Attitude
Maya Smith

Award Of Courage
Christopher Guy
Jordan Radfiord

100th Australian Champion Trophy
Brad Yates

Justin’s Role Model Award
Amelia Dale

Melissa’s Role Model Trophy
Jake Radford

Jasmine’s Role Model Trophy
Chloe Wild

Maya Smith, Ebony Bilcich, Ben Cole & Blake Shanahan, have all recently
moved up to Blackbelt, Ajana Plunkett makes her 3rd Poom (Jnr Dan) Black Belt
at a December Blackbelt grading with some 80 other State wide Blackbelts

Taekwondo Centrals 5 that passed were picked from over a dozen persons training to achieve
the high level in Taekwondo Centrals Blackbelt Pool

Ajana Plunkett was one of the highest scorers for the day, and we were very happy with the
students behavior, effort, attitude and addaptability to change,
they all deserved their next level just on the pure effort theyve put in.

Maya, Ebony, Blake, and Ben will now move to a new phase of their training by entering our
Advanced Blackbelt Master System, while Ajana has now will have a 3 year training stint to get
her 4th Dan Blackbelt. To achieve 3rd Dan is an amazing accomplishment that very little make
and especially considering she turns 14 this year.

Well done to you all, We are very proud of you

Picture – Ebony Bilcich & Maya Smith Proudly Show Off Their
New Blackbelt Certificates after Achieving Their 1st Poom Blackbelt