Valley Shidokan Karate Chilliwack
Kumeta Sensei New Report
Chilliwack Progress
Valley Shidokan
at the BC Championships
Valley Shidokan Karate students are back in training this week, even after a busy weekend at the BC Karate Championships. An enthusiastic team of 15 karate students coached by Sensei Don Sharp and Sensei Sal Sharp returned to
Finalists from each of the six regional tournaments held throughout BC, earn the right compete in this annual Championship event hosted by

Valley Shidokan Karate members successfully competed in both Kata and Kumite divisions. Katas are a formal set of postures, movements and techniques designed to teach a student the techniques and principles of karate. Kumite is a sparring match where points are awarded based on techniques used against an opponent.
Martial Arts is one of the fastest growing activities in
Boys 8/9 Advance/Black Belt Kata
Zachary Charlton – Bronze
Girls 13/14 Novice Kata
Amanda Kerliuk- Silver
Mens Novice Kata
Peter DeVett – Bronze
Womens Intermediate Kata
Tamiko Charlton – Gold
Mens Intermediate Kata
Mike Zinck– Gold
Mens Advance Kata
Ernie Charlton – Bronze
Womens Masters (over 35) Novice to Advanced Kata
Tamiko Charlton - Bronze
Mens Masters (over 35) Novice to Advanced Kata
Ernie Charlton - Bronze
KUMITE
Girls Under 7 Novice Kumite
Avery Davis - Silver
Takara Charlton – Bronze
Girls 13/14 Novice Kumite
Amanda Kerliuk - Silver
Mens Novice Kumite
Peter DeVett – Bronze
Womens Intermediate Kumite
Tamiko Charlton – Gold
Womens Black Belt Kumite (Heavyweight)
Tania Zink – Silver
Mens Advance Kumite
Ernie Charlton – Silver
Womens Master (over 35) Advance Kumite
Tamiko Charlton - Bronze