|
Many martial artists from
ATF schools compete in non-ATF sponsored TKD events.
Open Tournaments, State Championships, National Championships, etc.
|
|
XXXIX Alabama Games
June 11, 2022 at the Ozark Civic Center
|
|
Forty-seven athletes from seven ATF schools were among the 226 event participants competing at the XXXIX Alabama Games TKD Tournament. Attracting nearly 5,000 athletes in 24 different sports, the Alabama State Games remains the largest Olympic-style sports competition in the state.
Grand Master Yun S. Chung again served as the Tournament Director as he has for the last six years. Masters Adam and Brittany Jolly served as event directors for Forms/Patterns and Point Sparring while Mr. Michael Dreilinger served as event director for Board Breaking. Serving as judges for the events in addition to Adam, Brittany, and Michael were Ms. Ann Bottoms, Mr. Chad Hamm and Mr. Isaiah Colemen from Refuge Martial Arts and Ms. Minsoo Ko and Mr. Antonio Carlton from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School.
There were five events contested at this tournament including Forms/Patterns (F); Point Sparring (P); Olympic Sparring (OS); Board Breaking (BB); and Weapons (WPNS). Only one martial artist registered for the new Weapons event, so Michael and Nicholas Biddle from the YMCA worked up routines to give that athlete some competition. As it turned out, two juniors and two adults registered late so Michael bowed out and Nicholas wound up winning the Gold medal in the junior category.
|
The 14 athletes competing from Refuge Martial Arts-Headland earned 25 medals, including 8 Gold - Joshua Blevins (1BB, 1F, 2P); Isaiah Coleman (4BB, 3F, 1P); Mandy Etheridge (2BB, 1F, 3P); Micah Etheridge (3P); Kaylie Group (1F); William Haywood (2BB, 3F); Savanna Johnson (3F, 2P); Shad Jones (3BB, 1F, 2P); Addyson Kelly (2F); Maddox Kelly (2F); Carson Mohajerin (4BB, 3F, 2P); Barbara Smith (1BB); Lucas Urbano (2F, 2P); Jaden Vitty (4F, 1P).
The 12 athletes competing from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School earned 23 medals, including 13 Gold - Madalynn Biddle (1F, 3P); Nicholas Biddle (1WPNS, 2P); Jeanie Bigelow (2P); Marlee Bigelow (1F, 2P); Antonio Carlton (1F, 1P); Carol Dreilinger (2BB, 3F, 1P); Michael Dreilinger (1BB, 1F); Rozay Harriel (2BB, 2F, 1P); Emma Nickson (4F); Jordyn Nickison (2F, 1P); Owen Nickison (1F, 1P); Jacob Welch (1F, 2P).
Seven students from Tiger Park TKD in Montgomery earned 11 medals, 2 of them Gold - Jose Garcia-Barrios (2F, 4P); Aiden Kim (4F, 2P); Brenden Kim (3F, 1P); Max Melvin (3F, 2P); Allen Moon (2F, 3P); Audrey Moon (2F, 3P); and Dylan Tran (1F).
Four athletes from Refuge Martial Arts-Abbeville earned 9 medals, 4 of them Gold - Ann Bottoms (2F, 2P); Kayden Lovette (1F, 3P); Cassidy Taylor (1F, 1P); and Rhett Taylor (1F. 2P). Three athletes from Refuge Martial Arts-Ozark earned 5 medals, 4 of them Gold - Chad Hamm (1BB, 2F, 1P); Hillary Miles (1F); and Whitman Travers (1F).
|
Four students from Chirs Sconiers' Chung's TKD of Daleville competed in Forms and Olympic sparring. Since there were no official opponents registered for the three young yellow belts, they all fought exhibition matches. Alexander Bell (4F); Esmeralda Lorange (1F); Yudelka Lorange (2F, 2OS); and Bryson Wright (1F). Finally, 3 students from Mr. Mendoza's Black Belt Academy earned 4 medals, 2 of them Gold - Issac Abrams (1F, 4P); Shawn Abrams (4F, 2P); and Luke Anderson (1F, 3P).
As the 2021 Alabama State Games Male Athlete of the Year, Mr. Tom Knight of the YMCA was chosen to help carry the Olympic Torch used to light the Olympic Cauldron to officially open the 2022 Games. Unfortunately he was unable to attend so the honor went to Ms. Carol Dreilinger, also of the YMCA, who was the 2019 Alabama State Games Female Athlete of the Year and was torch bearer for the 2021 Games.
Also as part of the Opening Cermonies, the Alabama Sports Foundation conducted a youth leadership summit for all participants, awarding $1,500 scholarships to a lucky few: Congratulations to Mr. Antonio Carlton for winning one of those scholarships!
|
|
XXXVIII Alabama Games
June 12, 2021 at the Ozark Civic Center
|
|
Thirty-two athletes from four ATF schools were among the participants competing at the XXXVIII Alabama Games TKD Tournament. Attracting nearly 6,000 athletes in 25 different sports, the Alabama State Games remains the largest Olympic-style sports competition in the state.
Grand Master Yun S. Chung again served as the Tournament Director as he has for the last five years. Masters Adam and Brittany Jolly served as event directors for Forms/Patterns and Point Sparring while Mr. Michael Dreilinger served as event director for Board Breaking. Serving as judges for the events in addition to Adam, Brittany, and Michael were Ms. Ann Bottoms and Mr. Isaiah Colemen from Refuge Martial Arts-Headland and Mr. Logan Stewmon, Mr. Dong Sun Ko, Ms. Minsoo Ko, and Ms. Caitlyn Dean from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School.
Only three ATF martial artists competed in Olympic Sparring with Nicholas McCulley from the YMCA defeating Isaiah Coleman from Refuge in the finals of the Advanced Mens 18-35 Division and Roen McCulley earning a silver medal in the Advanced Boys 6-7 Division.
|
ATF athletes from the YMCA making the podium in Forms/Patterns included Antonio Carlton (Bronze); Carol Dreilinger (Silver); Tom Knight (Gold); Nickolas McCully (Bronze); Roen McCulley (Bronze); Jordyn Nickison (Gold); Owen Nickison (Gold); Bert Oggs (Gold); Bryson Shelburne-Ellison (Gold); Jeremie Turner (Silver); Anja Westhoff (Gold); Sander Westhoff (Bronze); and Marcus Whiting (Gold).
Six of Mr. Mendoza's students from the Black Belt Academy in Ft. Payne made the podium in Forms: Luke Anderson (Silver); Tracey Anderson (Gold); Richard Baine (Gold); Parker Fletcher (Silver); David Meija (Silver); and Stephanie Meija (Gold).
Five students from Ft. Payne earned medals in Point Sparring - Luke Anderson (Silver); Richard Baine (Gold); Parker Fletcher (Silver); Stephanie Meija (Gold): and Seanna Lance (Silver).
Seven athletes from Refuge Martial Arts won spots on the podium in Forms/Patterns: Isaiah Coleman (Gold); Ashlyn Dietz (Gold); Savanah Johnson (Gold); Grymm McKnight (Bronze); Linkin McKnight (Silver); Aiden Tanton (Gold) and Michael Turner (Silver).
Six from Refuge Martial Arts won podium spots in Point Sparring: Isaiah Coleman (Gold); Savanah Johnson (Silver); Grymm McKnight (Gold); Linkin McKnight (Gold); Aiden Tanton (Bronze) and Michael Turner (Silver).
|
A dozen students from the YMCA won medals in Point Sparring: Jeanie Bigelow (Gold); Marlee Bigelow (Gold); Antonio Carlton (Silver); Carol Dreilinger (Gold); Tom Knight (Silver); Nicholas McCulley (Silver); Roen McCulley (Gold); Jordyn Nickison (Silver); Owen Nickison (Bronze); Bert Oggs (Bronze); Anja Westhoff (Silver); and Marcus Whiting (Bronze).
ATF athletes from the all competing schools also did very well in Board Breaking: Tracey Anderson (Silver) and Parker Fletcher (Bronze) from the Black Belt Academy ... Ashlyn Dietz (Bronze); Aiden Tanton (Gold); and Michael Turner (Gold) from Refuge Martial Arts ... and Marlee Bigelow (Silver); Antonio Carlton (Silver); Carol Dreilinger (Silver); Tom Knight (Gold); Nicholas McCulley (Gold); Roen McCulley (Gold); Jordyn Nickison (Bronze); Owen Nickison (Silver); Bert Oggs (Gold); Bastian Westhoff (Silver); Karl Westhoff (Bronze) and Marcus Whiting (Gold) from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School.
As the 2019 Alabama State Games Female Athlete of the Year, Ms. Carol Dreilinger was chosen to help carry the Olympic Torch that was used to light the Olympic Cauldron to officially open the 2021 Games.
Also as part of the Opening Cermonies, the Alabama Sports Foundation conducted a youth leadership summit for all participants, awarding $1,500 scholarships to a lucky few: Congratulations to Mr. Isaiah Coleman for winning one of those scholarships!
|
|
XI State Games of America
August 4, 2019 in Lynchburg, Virginia
|
|
Four martial artisits from two different ATF schools traveled to the campus of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia to compete in the State Games of America TKD Tournament. The rules of this tournament called for only two events - Forms and Olympic Sparring (something we do very little of in the ATF). Seanna Lance and Shay Nix from Mr. Medoza's Black Belt Academy of Ft. Payne worked on their Olympic Sparring skills prior to the tournament but Michael Dreilinger and his mom Carol, both from Michael's Enterprise YMCA TKD School, concentrated on Forms leading up to the event.
Carol Dreilinger, in the red hogu, won Gold in her Forms ring. She earned another Gold in Sparring by default as the only competitor in her division. She said that Olympic Sparring was on her bucket list so she arranged for a two-round exhibition match against the Michigan State Games Mens 18-21 Champion. She gave as good as she got, losing by 7-4 and said "Olympic Sparring is off my list for good."
|
Michael Dreilinger won Gold in his Forms ring, defeating a martial artist he defeated two years ago at the 2017 SGA Games. The Bronze medal in his division went to the Michigan State games 18-21 Champ who fought the exhibition match against his mom later in the day.
Competing in Olympic Sparring for the 1st time, he lost the gold medal match against a former Liberty University heavy weight champion, 14-9 in a match that saw both competitors hit the floor after being tagged by their opponent.
Seanna Lance earned a Silver medal in her forms ring losing to the 2019 Virginia Commonwealth champion in the Combined 8-10 year-old division. She was ready to take on all-comers in her Olympic
|
Sparring debut but none of the 5 who registered were in her age and experience category so she took home the Olympic Sparring Gold in her division.
Shay Nix also earned a Silver medal for Forms in her Combined 15-17 division. Like Seanna, there were no Olympic Sparring competitors at her experience and age level so she fought an exhibition match against an older, more experienced fighter. As you can see, she got a little help from the Head Judge before her match.
All in all they did themselves, their schools, and the ATF proud!
|
|
|
XXXVII Alabama Games
June 10, 2019 at Lee HS, Huntsville
|
|
Twenty-nine athletes from five ATF schools were among the 235 event participants competing at the XXXVII Alabama Games TKD Tournament. Attracting nearly 8,000 athletes in 30 different sports, the Alabama State Games is the largest Olympic-style sports competition in the state.
Grand Master Yun S. Chung served as the Tournament Director as he has for the last four years. All the judges for Forms, Point Sparring, and Board Breaking wore ATF patches ensuring fairness and consistency in the judging. This year, the Alabama Sports Foundation used certified Olympic Sparring referees from USATaekwondo and the AAU.
Only two ATF martial artists competed in Olympic Sparring; Junseop Lee from Tiger Park TKD in Montgomery won Gold in the 16-17 Black Belt Male Division and William Dasinger from Mr. Sconiers' Chung's TKD in Daleville won Bronze in the 11-14 Boys Lightweight Division.
Masters Adam and Brittany Jolly were the event directors for Forms and Point Sparring, seen here being assisted by Mr. Steve Landford from Toney, AL and Mr. Michael Dreilinger and Mr. Logan Stewmon, both from Enterprise.
|
ATF athletes making the podium in Forms included Carol Dreilinger (Gold) and Michael Dreilinger (Silver) from Enterprise YMCA; William Dasinger (Silver) and Alexandra Dasinger (Bronze) from Chung's of Daleville;
Laz Goss (Silver), Chris Enginger (Silver), and Cade Enfinger (Bronze) from Refuge of Headland; Minjeong Meang (Gold) and Allen Moon (Bronze) of Tiger Park TKD of Montgomery;
Ten of Mr. Mendoza's martial artists made the podium in Forms: Eli Carson (Silver), Azul Flores (Bronze), Brandy Flores (Gold), Evan Franks (Silver), Lili Johnson (Silver), Seanna Lance (Gold), David Mejia (Gold), Stephanie Mejia (Silver), Shay Nix (Gold), and Katie Wynn (Silver).
Ten of Mr. Mendoza's martial artisits also made the podium in Point Sparring: Nate Blevins (Silver), Wesley Clark (Gold), Luis Elorza (Gold), Azul Flores (Silver), Evan Franks (Bronze), Seanna Lance (Bronze), David Mejia (Gold), Stpehanie Mejia (Gold), Kanin Ott (Bronze), and Katie Wynn (Silver).
|
ATF athletes from the other four schools also did very well in Point Sparring: Caitlyn Dean (Gold), Austin Rainwater (Silver) and Carol Dreilinger (Bronze) from Enterprise; Alexandra Dasinger (Gold), Eric Dasinger (Gold), and William Dasinger (Silver) from Daleville; Laz Goss (Gold), Cade Enfinger (Gold), and Chris Enfinger (Gold) from Headland; and Minjeong Meang (Gold) from Tiger Park TKD in Montgomery.
Mr. Michael Dreilinger from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School was the event director for Board Breaking, assisted by Mr. Logan Stewmon, Mr. Chase Johnson, and Lindsey Ludlam, all from Enterprise. Carol Dreilinger (Gold), Michael Dreilinger (Gold), and Austin Rainwater (Silver) from Enterprise and Seanna Lance (Gold) from Ft. Payne were the only ATF athletes competing in Board Breaking.
Fourteen martial artists from Ft. Payne entered 25 events and won 9 Gold, 8 Silver, and 4 Bronze medals. Five athletes from Enterprise entered 10 events and won 4 Gold, 2 Silver, and 1 Bronze. Four from Refuge Martial Arts in Headland entered 7 events and won 3 Gold, 2 Silver, and 1 Bronze. Three from Chung's in Daleville entered 6 events, winning 2 Gold, 2 Silver, and 2 Bronze while 3 from Tiger Park entered 5 events winning 3 Gold and 1 Bronze.
|
|
XXXVI Alabama Games
June 9, 2018 at Lee HS, Huntsville
|
|
Nineteen athletes from four ATF schools were among the 295 event participants competing at the XXXVI Alabama Games TKD Tournament. Attracting nearly 6,000 athletes in more than 2-dozen sports, the Alabama State Games is the largest Olympic-style sports competion in the state.
Master David Mitchell from the Black Belt TKD Academy in Madison was the event director for Olympic Sparring, seen here judging the marquee Olympic Sparring match between local champion Jacques Foster (Gold) and Brandon Allen of Enterprise (Silver) in the 18-22 Black Belt Men Division. Also competing in Olympic Sparring were Alexandra Dasinger (Silver in 9-10 Novice Female) and William Dasinger (Silver in 12-13 Novice Male), both from Daleville (shown below with their instructor, Mr. Chris Sconiers).
|
Masters Adam and Brittany Jolly were the event directors for Forms and Point Sparring, seen here being assisted by Mr Chase Johnson of Enterprise who was injured and could not spar.
ATF athletes making the podium in Forms included Alexandra Dasinger from Daleville (Silver in 8-9 Novice Girls); Laz Goss from Headland (Bronze in 8-9 Advanced Boys); Marcus Whiting from Enterprise ( Silver in 10-11 Advanced Boys); Lindsey Ludlam from Enterprise (Gold in 14-17 Black Belt Girls); Michael Dreilinger (Silver) and Chase Johnson (Bronze) in the 18-24 Black Belt Men Division; and Ms. Carol Dreilinger (Bronze in 24 and Up Black Belt Combined).
All five athletes from Headland placed in the Point Sparring event with Laz Gos, Linkin McKnight, and Grymm McKnight earning Gold in their divisions and Chris Enfinger and Logan Pitchford (losing to Grymm) earning Silver in their divisons.
|
Nine athletes from Enterprise placed in the Point Sparring event with Jaden Whiting, Marcus Whiting, Antonio Carlton, Austin Rainwater, Mr. Michael Dreilinger, and Lindsey Ludlam earning Gold in their divisions and Trenton Rainwater (losing to Marcus), Jackson Ludlam (losing to Antonio); and Ms. Carol Dreilinger (losing to Lindsey) earning Silver.
Mr. Michael Dreilinger from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School was the event director for Board Breaking, seen here being assisted by Mr. Chase Johnson, Ms. Carol Dreilinger, and Lindsey Ludlam, all of Enterprise. The 11 athletes from the "Y" were the only competitors from the ATF among the 90 board breakers and each came home with a medal. Jaden Whiting; Marcus Whiting; Austin Rainwater; Jackson Ludlam; Brandon Allen; Mr. Chase Johnson; Mr. Michael Dreilinger; and Ms. Carol Dreilinger all won Gold in their divisions while Trenton Rainwater, Antonio Carlton, and Lindsey Ludlam each won Silver in their divisions.
|
|
X State Games of America
August 5, 2017, Grand Rapids, Michigan
|
|
Ten students from 2 ATF schools competed at the 2017 Sates Games of America national tournament held from August 3-6 in Grand Rapids, MI. The Games attracted 12,000 athletes from 47 states and the TKD tournament had over 300 competitors; many were medalists from their home state games. Although we were a small group, most folks there came to recognize our ATF patch based on the performance, spirit, and conduct of our athletes - our competitors brought home 20 medals; 8 of them Gold.
|
|
The ATF patch was evident in the first event of the day - Power Breaking - with Michael Dreilinger bringing home our first medal (Bronze) by punching through 5 boards in the Mens 18+ division against a dozen opponents; Garrett Bogart brought home a Gold in the Black Belt Boys 14-17 Division breaking 4 boards with a palm with Brandon Allen winning Gold in the Colored Belt Boys 14-17 Division also breaking 4 with a palm.
The host organization, World Class TKD, does not use Purple, Red or Brown belts - they are all combined in their Red belt category. In the virtual sea of Red Belts, 7 year old Jansen Sullivan stood out as the only Senior Red Belt in the forms competition. Comments of "how can that little guy be so senior" were changed to "that little guy is so awesome" as Jansen earned our third Gold of the day.
|
|
Michael Dreilinger and William Wallace each won Gold in their respective forms competitions; Connor and Garrett competed against each other with Connor winning Silver and Garrett Bronze in their forms match; and Caitlyn Dean earned a Bronze in her forms competition against several senior competitors in the Womens 18-24 Black Belt Division.
|
|
Once all the breaking and forms were completed, the competition shifted into high gear with the Olympic Sparring competition (no Point Sparring at this tournament). Despite limited experience, our ATF fighters still earned 3 Gold, 2 Silver, and 2 Bronze against some very excellent competitors. William Wallace won his second Gold in the Black Belt Boys 11-12 Division and Brandon Allen destroyed his opponent 44-4 in the Colored Belt Boys 14-17 ring to earn his second Gold. Connor Bogart suffered through a broken nose and mild concussion en route to winning Silver in his division; and Lindsey Ludlam also earned silver in a very close match against her opponent who had just defeated the defending 2-time Michigan state champion. Gautham Gorti from Master Mitchell's Black Belt TKD Academy was the final ATF competitor and he brought home our 8th Gold medal of the Games with a stellar performance defeating the home school's champion in the Black Belt Boys 14-17 Division.
|
|
XXXV Alabama Games
June 10, 2017 at the Ozark Civic Center
|
|
Two dozen martial artists from four different ATF schools participated in the XXXV Alabama State Games held at the Ozark Civic Center on Saturday, June 10, 2017 and hosted by Grandmaster Chung. Ms. Caitlyn Dean, currently training at the Enterprise YMCA but formerly of Mr. Chris Sconiers' Chung's TKD in Daleville earned Gold medals in Forms and in Point Sparring in the Womens Black Belt Division and Mr. Gautham Gorti of Mr. David Mitchell's Black Belt TKD Academy in Huntsville won a Gold in Forms and a Silver in Olympic Sparring in the Boys 14-17 Black Belt Division.
|
|
Eleven students from Hurst's Wiregrass TKD Center earned a total of 11 Gold, 10 Silver, and 2 Bronze while the same number of students from Enterprise YMCA TKD earned 12 Gold, 7 Silver, and 10 Bronze to win the team competition by a narrow 91-87 margin over their friends from HWTC. With so many competitors it is hard to pick out highlights but 7-year old Jansen Sullivan of the YMCA won three Gold medals (Forms, Point Sparring, Board Breaking) and 11 year old Conner Cook of Headland also won three Gold medals (Forms, Olympic Sparring, Board Breaking). Jessica Kuhn and Kaitlin Phillips of HWTC won gold and silver in Point Sparring and silver and gold in Forms - with Lindsey Ludlam of the YMCA winning Bronze in each.
|
|
The biggest crowd pleasers were the first and last event. Michael Dreilinger (YMCA) won the Power Breaking Gold by breaking five boards with a horizontal punch beating out Alex Rice and Garrett Bogart (YMCA) who each broke four boards with a hammerfist and palm strike, respectively. The final event contested was the Continuous Olympic Sparring ring where Taeseung An of Montgomery outpointed Gautham Gorti for the Boys 14-17 Black Belt division and then was able beat the YMCA's Logan Stewmon (18-24 Men) in the last seconds in an exhibition match.
|
|
All competitors who earned medals qualified for the 2017 National State Games of America competition scheduled for the first week of August, 2017, in Grand Rapids Michigan. The 2015 Games held in Omaha attracted 16,000 athletes from 47 states and the District of Columbia (400 in Taekwondo) and the organizers expect similar numbers in Michigan.
|
|
XXXIV Alabama Games
June 11, 2016 at the Ozark Civic Center
|
A baker's dozen from two ATF schools competed at the XXXIV Alabama State Games on June 11, 2016. Three students from Hurst's Wiregrass Taekwondo Center and 10 from the Enterprise YMCA TKD School brought home 29 medals - 14 of them Gold. In fact, for the second straight year, martial artists from the two ATF schools won Gold in each and every sparring match that had an ATF student compete. This speaks highly of the excellent training they receive at their home schools as well as the high level of competition they face month after month at ATF tournaments throughout the Southeast.
|
A major highlight of the event and perhaps the biggest crowd-pleaser was a 3-round Olympic Sparring match between Logan Stewmon from the YMCA and a slightly taller, more experienced opponent who was the champion of the host school, Bateman TKD Team NXG of Montgomery.
Playing catchup for most of the contest, Logan (who had never fought in the continuous scoring environment of Olympic Sparring) tied the match in the last minute and won in over time with a well-placed round kick. Both fighters embraced after the fight, as much from sheer exhaustion as sportsmanship ? it was obvious both fighters left it all in the ring.
Another crowd pleaser was the four-station traditional board breaking match between the three YMCA instructors.
|
There were ooohs and aaahs from the crowd as Silver-medalist Logan and Bronze-medalist Chase demonstrated their aerial prowess with over-head front snap and flying side-kicks and Gold-medalist Michael showing power and flexibility breaking four boards with a side kick and four more with his jump front double hammer fist split.
A special thanks from the the organizers of these Games went out to Adam and Brittany Jolly, Chief Instructors for HWTC and Michael Dreilinger, Chief Instructor at the YMCA and to his fellow instructors Chase Johnson and Logan Stewmon, who served as judges for the 6-hour tournament.
|
|
IX State Games of America
August 1, 2015, Omaha, Nebraska
|
Four Enterprise YMCA Taewkondo students brought home medals from the State Games of America, the largest athletic contest in the USA since the Olympics!
There were over 15,000 participants in 60 different sports from 47 states and the District of Columbia. 69 from the state of Alabama! Our state contingent brought home 11 medals in swimming: 2 in track&field - 1 in 11/12 year old recreational soccer; 1 in wrestling; and 4 in Taewkondo. Yes, our kids accounted for 4 of the 19 medals won by Alabamians and 1 of only 4 Gold medals, won by State Games of America National Champion Michael Dreilinger.
|
The competition pitted medalists from each state along with the best from the host state of Nebraska including several organization National Champions competing in the black belt rings against Logan Stewmon (Silver in Boys 14-17) and Michael (Gold in Men 18-21).
Rounding out the team of competitors from the "Y" were William Wallace, who earned a silver medal in the 9/10
year old Advanced, and his younger brother Grason, who also earned a silver medal, in the 8 and under combined Intermediate/Advanced division.
|
|
