The Grenada Team gathered 35 medals in the competition in Jamaica: 13 Gold, 11 Silver, and 11 Bronze.
The following is a breakdown of the medalists:
- Adult male bunkai and enbu – Silver Medal
- Female enbu – Silver Medal
- Female bunkai – Bronze Medal
Kata
- Jayda Holder 7 years (kata) – Gold Medal
- Jayda Holder 7 years (kumite) – Gold Medal
- Alana Holder 10 years (kata) – Silver Medal
- Alana Holder 10 years (kumite) – Gold Medal
Female black belt team – Sensei Claudette, Anya Chow Chung & Keisha Ratoo – Bronze Medal
Female intermediate kata – Jonelle Glasgow – Gold Medal
Female intermediate (kumite) – Jonelle Glasgow – Gold Medal
Male adult intermediate (kata) – Rasheed Bethel – Gold Medal
Male adult intermediate (kumite) – Rasheed Bethel – Gold Medal
Girls intermediate (kata) – Paige Persaud – Gold medal
Girls intermediate (kumite) – Paige Persuad – Silver Medal
Intermediate boys (kata) – Jadan Protain – Gold Medal
Intermediate boys (kumite) – Jadan Protain – Silver Medal
Brown/black belt (kata) female – Nia Mc Lean – Gold Medal
Brown/black belt (kumite) female – Nia Mc Lean – Gold Medal
Keisha Ratoo (kata) – Bronze Medal
Intermediate boys (Kumite) – Ethan Courtney – Gold Medal
Keisha Ratoo is the new Caribbean Kumite Champion – Grenada retained title
Sensei Tisagh Chase black belt is our new Caribbean Bronze medalist
Female adult team kumite – Bronze Medal – Sensei Kisha, Anya & Diandra Ross
Position by Country: Grenada placed third
Trinidad: 69 medals
Barbados: 41 medals
Grenada: 35 medals
Guyana: 23 medals
Jamaica: 21 medals
St Vincent: 9 medals
St Lucia: 2 medals
