Several members of the Ebony Dragon competition team recently won a number of trophies at the Universal Karate Championships, held in Lancaster, S.C. Pictured above are, front row, left to right: Jalen Toney, Wil Mabe, Mykeria Savannah and Mycah Wilson. Second row, left to right: Destiny Riggins, Jennifer Campbell, Denisha Watkins, Robbin Campbell and Rakwan Marshall. Back row, left to right: Wykenia Tillman, Kenneth Hester, Curtis McCoy, David Watkins III, Denise Watkins, Sensei Ronniw Covington and Sensei Lorenzo Hubbard.
Wil Mabe, a 5-and-under white/orange belt, was first in kata and fourth in fighting.
Kurt McCormick, an 8-year-old white/orange belt, was first in kata and second in fighting. Micah Wilson was third in fighting.
Rakwan Marshall, an 11-year-old brown belt, was third in kata. Curtis McCoy, a 14/15-year-old white/orange belt, was fourth in fighting.
Eathan Wilson, a 14/15-year-old blue/green belt, was first in fighting and first in kata. David Watkins III, a 12/13-year-old black belt, was fourth in kata and first in fighting.
Kenneth Hester, a 14/15-year-old black belt, was second in kata and first in fighting. Mykeria Savannah, a 9-year-old girls white/orange belt, was a finalist. Jalen Tony was also a finalist.
Jenifer Campbell, an 11-year-old girls blue/green belt, was first in fighting and first in kata. Denisha Watkins, an 11-year-old brown belt, was first in open kata, first in fighting and second in traditional kata.
Destiny Riggins, a 12-year-old girls blue/green belt, was first in fighting. Robbin Campbell was third in kata.
Hayley Napier, a 13-year-old junior girls white/orange belt, was first in kata and first in fighting. Denise Watkins, a women’s brown belt, was second in open kata, first in traditional kata and first in fighting.
Wykenia Tillman, a women’s black belt, was first in fighting and first in kata.
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