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Local karate participants win awards
Lewisburg Karate, owned and headed by Sensei Roe Carter, participated in the 20th annual C.T. Patterson Memorial Wado-Ryu Championship in Murfreesboro. With numerous members participating, several members won trophies for Forms and Fighting. Those who competed are (front row, from left) Mason Wright (third-place Forms); Mia Sikula (third-place Fighting); Camdyn Cook (third-place Forms); Cortez Brown (first-place Fighting); Harper Bagsby (third-place Forms and first-place Fighting); Tianna Weaver (second-place Fighting); Micah Finley (second-place Fighting); and Claire Bagsby (second-place Forms).
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For the second time in the last three years, Lewisburg Wado-Ryu Karate School was the winner of the Single Dojo of the Year Award.
Roe Carter and Michael Burgess proudly hold the award which was given in recognition of outstanding service in the best interest and in the highest traditions of the U.S. Eastern Wad-Ryu Katate-Do Federation by producing countless new members and support to our federation.
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Nathan Dunkle, a student of Sensei Carter’s, was awarded the Student of the Year for the U. S. Eastern Wado-Ryu Federation. Dunkle started under Mr. Carter in 2013 and holds the rank of second degree black belt. He is a student at Cornersville High School.
Pictured are Roe Carter and Nathan Dunkle.
