Thankyou to all who got involved with the 2011 Taekwondo Central Challenge Day & Sparring Challenge held 20th November 2011

We had member who travelled from as far as busselton to have a go in our only innerclub competition that we run
There were some great competitions and some amazing competators among all our clubs

Kids were treated to a visit from Donny the Dragon and a sausage sizzle, all competators went home with a placing certificate and a prize pack
Many of the gladiator competitions went right down to the wire and some real surprises emerged from our large pool of talent in the club.

The flying side kick competition was a real nailbiter also with one of the days top performer Australinds Wade Morton just nudging out Binningups Kyle Brensell in an event
that either could have taken out .
Bunburys Indi Brown also placed well winning the girls event and placing high amonst the boys.

Final Results For The Family Fun Challenge Day

Little Dragons Agility Race
1st – Jake Watson
2nd – Cohen Kirkpatrick
3rd – Connor Goodlad – Hamish Campbell –

Gladiator
Div 1
1st – Dillon Amonini
2nd –  Ben Coombes
3rd – Georgia Tovich

Div 2
!st – Liam Dovey
2nd – Lara Tovich
3rd – CooperLane

Div 3
1st – Jye Willcocks
2nd – Tiarn Plunkett
3rd – Isabella Despot – Brooklyn Taylor – Cohen Kirkpatrick

Super Dragons Agility Race
1st Placings
Jye Willcocks
Cooper Lane
Liam Dovey

2nd Placings
Jacob Franklin
Vanya Possingham
Seth Sadler

3rd Placing
Kyle Brenssell
Matthew Goodlad

Patterns Competition
Female 1st – Georgia Tovich
Male 1st – Dillon Amonini

Flying Side Kick Competition
Div 1 Boys
1st – Wade Morton
2nd – Kyle Brenssell
3rd – Jye Willcocks

Div 1 Girls
1st – Indi Brown
2nd – Brooklyn Taylor

Div 2 Boys
1st – Corey Sutton
2nd – Liam Dovey
3rd – Cooper Lane & Matthew Goodlad

Div 3 Boys
1st – Cohen Kirkpatrick
2nd – Seth Sadler
3rd – Connor Goodlad

Watch This Webpage For Sparring Challenge Results

Photos By Amelia Dale (Leadership Team Member)

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It is a great result and its something we are very proud of.

From our 1st Greg Ventris (1999) to our 100th Bradley Yates (2011).
Congrats to all who helped add to the total, its something we have been chasing

Taekwondo Central lead by Justin Warren has now trained
10 International Taekwondo Gold Medallists
100 Australian Taekwondo Champions
218 WA State Taekwondo Champions

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Jasmine Klumpp (18) clocked up her 2nd International Gold for 2011 by winning gold at the
International Club Taekwondo Organisation Championships held in Ho Chi Minh CityVietnam.
The Taekwondo Champion defeated 3 opponents to win her gold in acompetition that included
Kores, Chinese-Taipei & Thailand among the 12 countries competing. Jasmine is the current
Australian Champion & Commonwealth Champion

Jake Klumpp (17) put in a great performance to defeat a tough Vietnam fighter and
was unlucky to not have a head kick scored for him which ended the difference
in the semifinal. Jake won a great Bronze in what looks to be a great future for him.

Jake is the current Australian Champion for his division

Our youngest member of the team was Jayme-Lee Smith (13) who competed in the
under 18s after getting a walk through with Vietnam in the first competition,
Jayme-Lee thumped Malaysia then was undone by a very strong Vietnam fighterto earn herself the Silver in her first International Competition. Jayme-Lee is

Collie’s current Junior Sports Person of the the Year and also has a previous
Australian Title under her belt

Image Below – Coach Justin Warren with Jasmine Klumpp, Jayme-Lee Smith & Jake Klumpp at ICTO

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Jasmine Klumpp has continued her winning ways with an impressive victory at the Oceania Olympic Qualifying Tournament recently held in Melbourne

With a 12 – 0 win and 1st round stoppage in the first competition, followed by an 18 – 4, 3rd round stoppage in the following competition
In Jasmines third and final competition, her opponent pulled out, leaving her with the first place and qualifying her through to the Olympic Qualifying Tournament Australian Team Selections held in Perth during August.

Should Jasmine win, she will then get the opportunity to qualify Australia and possibly herself in the womens under 57kg blackbelt division. Its a tough ask but her last couple of competitions prove her quick rate of improvement
and scored 30 points with only 4 against her at this level is always promising. She is definately among the top breakaway group all contesting a possible chance to represent Australia at such a prestigious event

Below – Jasmine Klumpp practises training drills with brother Jake Klumpp during practise

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Taekwondo Central Head Instructor, Mr Justin Warren was recently named on the
“Wall of Champions” for Collie where he grew up for his Taekwondo Achievements.

In a ceremony that was held at Roche Park, Justin was one of the recipients for a
variety of awards including Sports Person Of The Year awards.

Due to engine failure on the way to the award, Justin was stuck on the road while the award
was handed out which was accepted by his father, Robert Warren.

“I would like to give a heartfelt big thankyou to the people of Collie for allowing me this
huge honour, especially considering the high caliber of athletes that come from the mining town
including Olympians.”
“I was totally devestated to not be present to accept the award and I would
really like to thank Community Radio Announcer for nominating me. It ranks as one of my most
prized achievements to date.”

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