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    Ontario Sr. Tournament

    Is there anyone that is going to participate in Ontario tournament?

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    I am. So are about 7 people from my dojo plus some people visiting us from Japan. I don't think they'll be on our team though.
    Be the bada**!!

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    McGill (myself included) will be there... We have at least 12 people coming, probably a few more will be added to that number.

    Maybe I'll be (un)lucky and draw a fight against Kyotaka Kamata in teams again...
    Alexander Monteil
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    Did anyone get the results for the Jr. Tournament?
    I couldn't make it this year I heard there were some really good matches.

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    University of Waterloo will most definitly be there, not sure how many people though. Likely we'll get two teams in. I know I'll be there.

    tyler

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    I won't be there but look for a mixed prairie team headed by Shiono-sensei from Banff.
    Neil Gendzwill
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    go waterloo!
    junior tournament results

    Non-Bogu Category (12yrs and Under):
    1st - Eric Han
    2nd - Julie Han

    Non-Bogu Category (13 to 18yrs)
    1st - Jemmy Gu
    2nd - Johnathan Petty
    3rd - Sara Joseph
    3rd - Allyson Lee

    Bogu Category (10yrs and under)
    2nd - Andrew Lee

    Bogu Category (14 to 15yrs)
    3rd - Julia Lee

    Bogu Category (16 to 18yrs)
    1st - Sang Hyun Lee

    Team Match
    1st - JCCC 'A': Jordan Luy, Paul Nakashima and Sang Hyun Lee

    Fighting Spirit
    Elliott Altilia

    those are the jccc results
    2nd and 3rd in teams were both iksdk i believe
    bogu 14-15 was like
    1st some iksdk guy
    2nd jin park forest city
    bogu 10yrs was like i think ryan murao
    murao senseis son

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    btw who are u inetaro

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    Looks like one Ottawa dojo is bringing in ringers from Japan. Gutless bastards...

    Hey Raiza, any one these imports actually in my division or will they all be competing with the higher ups?

    By the way, D'O.-sensei is coming to the tourney.

    P.S. I emailed Etobicoke about getting the full results from the junior tournament... no reply yet. I'm still waiting for U of T results too (from March!!!). If I ever receive them they'll be posted on the McGill Club website.
    Alexander Monteil
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    Can someone tell me how many kyu people usually goto the tournament. THis will be my first and not sure what to expect..

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    Kancho,

    I just checked the program from last March's U of T tourney: There were a little under 100 people in kyu division last year. I suppose you should expect a few more since there has been no grading between then and now (i.e. no one could change divisions).

    Don't be nervous... except if you're fighting someone from McGill, then you should most likely be very nervous. I heard those McGill people are real killers in fact, so fast you cannot see them until they hit you, and by then it's too late...
    Alexander Monteil
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