Arshan wins £250 and a three-foot trophy as Team Hicks Elite round off the year in spectacular fashion
Team Hicks Elite rounded off the year in spectacular fashion at the final Peterborough Championship Series event with some impressive performances.
There were fantastic fights, creative kata performances and some excellent individual achievements across the team.
For many competitors, the event was about more than simply winning individual medals. Several students were also competing for the prestigious ‘Grand Champion’ titles, with the overall series standings adding extra excitement and pressure.
Arshan Nash delivered an outstanding performance. He secured two gold medals in both Points and Light Continuous, earning himself a Grand Champion title. Arshan then went on to win the Adults Open Weight division, taking home an impressive three-foot trophy and a £250 cash prize.
Another standout performer was Charlie Hutchinson, who delivered an exceptional display to win his section and secure the Grand Champion title. He impressed throughout his bouts with excellent movement, speed and confidence.
Aryia Townsend also deserves special recognition for a fantastic Musical Creative Kata performance, showcasing creativity, skill and dedication.
Head instructor Sensei Andrew Hicks said: "It was fantastic to see the improvements our students have made throughout the series. The results are important, but what makes me most proud is the way our team supports one another. Our students are part of a team that encourages, motivates and celebrates each other's achievements.”
Hicks fighters won 11 Grand Champion titles with Aryia Townsend and Kye prior winning two apiece. The others were won by Arshan Nash, Arthur Hutchinson, Blake Darby. Charles Hutchinson, Jax Armstrong, Joshua Leonard and Ravi Panchal.
Theo Owen won a title on the day with James Thurling, Max Braines and Blake Darby collecting two silver medals each. Other second-place finishers were
Holly Stallebrass, Oliver Profitt, Oscar Owen, Aryia Townsend, Jax Armstrong, Cali Armstrong, Charles Hutchinson, Kye Prior and Winter Townsend,
Third place finishes were recorded by Theo Owen, Ravi Panchal, Arthur Hutchinson, Jax Armstrong, Kye Prior, Holly Stallebrass and Bob Nash.