Upcoming Tournaments

To Be Announced


Recent Tournaments

2008 Master's Cup
Date: November 1, 2008
Capilano College, North Vancouver

BC Junior Taekwondo Championships
Date:  February 23, 2008
Surrey, B.C.

Senior National Championships
Date: March 8, 2008; Montreal, Quebec

Junior National Championships
Date: April 5, 2008; Calgary, Alberta

2008 BC Provincial Championships
Date: May 17, 2008; North Vancouver, BC

Chong’s Invitational Taekwondo Championships
Saturday May 5th, 2007; Surrey, BC

2007 B.C. Junior Taekwondo Championships
April 21st, 2007; Vancouver, BC

Congratulations to 2007 Jr. Champions:

Derek Ewi (Blue Belt) Poomse: Gold/ Sparring: Bronze
Rajan Kalasi (Yellow Belt) Poomse: Gold/ Sparring: Silver
Nihal Dev (Yellow Belt) Poomse: Bronze/ Sparring: Gold

2007 Senior National Taekwondo Championships
March 3 - 4, 2007; Montreal, Quebec

Congratulations to Team BC's achievements at the Senior 2007 Championships held in Montreal.BC . Team BC brought home 3 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze.

2007 BC Taekwondo Championships
February 3, 2007


Masters Cup
October 28th; 2006

Master Romao Taekwondo School had 31 students compete in the Masters Cup 2006. Several of the school’s students achieved gold, silver, and bronze in poomsae and sparring. The Masters Cup started six years ago and was initially obtained by Kee’s Taekwondo. The following year, 2001, Master Romao Taekwondo School (formerly Woo Kim Surrey Delta Taekwondo) acquired the trophy. Chong’s Taekwondo obtained the cup in 2002, we then held the cup for three consecutive years from 2003 – 2005. For this year’s recipient of the Masters Cup we congratulate Master Fee’s School in Parksville.

2006 Junior National Champions:

CASSIANO MENEZES
2006 Canadian Junior National Taekwondo Champion
Division C Feather Silver

SEBASTIAN ADUGALKSI
2006 Canadian Junior National Taekwondo Champion
Division C Feather Bronze

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• Encouraging children to participate in a variety of sports is recommended because children who play one sport year-round are more likely to have over-use injuries.
• Fitness and conditioning prevent injuries. Children should be active 30 to 60 minutes each day, on top of participating in a particular sport.
• Ensure your child drinks plenty of fluids before and after sparring, water or sports drinks are best.
• Injuries can happen at practices as well as during tournaments. Get the right sparring gear, make sure it fits, and make sure its worn properly... Always keep safety in mind.