Stout Hearts of Oak
HEART OF OAK Judo Club took part in the invitation event in Tunbridge Wells at the weekend, taking a 15-strong squad with an average age of eight. For the boys team, Hawk James, Malik Forbes and brothers Kayde and Keon Sylvester all secured gold medals. S
HEART OF OAK Judo Club took part in the invitation event in Tunbridge Wells at the weekend, taking a 15-strong squad with an average age of eight.
For the boys team, Hawk James, Malik Forbes and brothers Kayde and Keon Sylvester all secured gold medals.
Shinobi Irons took a silver medal alongside his team captain Amir Ahmed, who displayed a budding confidence in his judo to secure a sudden-death bronze medal.
In the girls' event, bronze medals went to sisters Anusha and Ahalyaa Ravichandran as well as the four Anegbeh sisters Angel, Crystal and twins Mercedes and Summer.
Thea Sylvester fought in a higher-weight class than normal, but still brought home a well-deserved gold in the company of heavyweight Azvini Ravichandran, who also took gold.
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