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The 6th Honduran Shinkyokushin National Championships

2014.11.11
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Date:November 8th, 2014
Place:Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Organizer:Contact Nestor Cubas Alvarado

The 6th Honduras National Championship was the largest event of full contact karate to this date. All participants (79 in both kata and kumite) fought fairly and with great energy.
From children of 5 years old to adults competed in the new national ranking system, and the event was covered by the media, the government state TV and two private television networks as well as for a national range newspaper.

The opening ceremony was conducted by Contact Nestor Cubas Alvarado who welcomed the competitors and the audience. The Ambassador of Japan to Honduras, Kenji Okada who attended with his embassy Economic Analyst, gave a warm inaugural speech in which he resumed the friendly relations of Honduras and Japan in both cultural and diplomatic matters, and incited the Honduran karateka to do their best and declared the event an success after seeing all bouts.
The National Male and Female Ranking category where dominated by Felipe Mendoza and Greissy Molina once again, defending their titles for 3rd consecutive year.

In the prize ceremony, all prize winners were given their medals by Ambassador Okada himself.
With this event Honduras Branch finished the competitive agenda of 2014 and starts preparing for the busy 2015 which will start from next March with the National Cup in weight categories.

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Prize Winners


Kata Adults
1. Greissy Molina
2. Felipe Mendoza
3. Daniel Moreno
3. Ronnal Hernandez

Kata Children
1. Nathalie Sierra
2. Ivanna Tejeda
3. Ricardo Ortiz
3. Samantha Flores

Kids Male Lightweight
1. Javier Molina
2. Santiago Hernandez
3. Joshua Zuniga

Kids Male Middleweight
1. Franco Herrera
2. Gabriel Rivera
3. Oscar Flores

Kids Male Heavyweight
1. Fernando Hernandez Villalta
2. Samuel Gomez Gaitan
3. Diego del Cid

Kids Female 7-8 years
1. Marcela Molina
2. Daniela Castillo

Kids Female 9-11
1. Samantha Flores
2. Ivanna Tejeda
3. Andrea Melendez

Youth Male
1. Cristian Cruz
2. Isaac Lainez
3. Joel Reyes

Male Adults Open
1. Carlos Ortiz
2. Bayron Vazquez
3. Edward Espinal

Male Adults National Ranking
1. Felipe Mendoza
2. Ronnal Hernandez
3. Luis Pedro Bueso

Female National Ranking
1. Greissy Molina Lara
2. Ana Izaguirre
3. Reina Montoya