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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