Bermuda Sanshou Association athletes have made a powerful impact at the prestigious Phoenix Wushu Nationals in Phoenix, Arizona, securing multiple podium finishes in various disciplines.
The athletes' performances showcased their skill, dedication, and the high standard of Wushu training in Bermuda.
Errin Cann delivered a stellar performance, claiming Gold in both the Female Group B Changquan (long fist) Division and the Female Group B Jianshu (straight sword) Division. Her precision and artistry were evident in her routines, earning her top marks from the judges.
Geraldine Sidders, competing in her first international competition, also impressed, securing a commendable second-place finish in the Female Group B Changquan (long fist) Division. Her performance demonstrated her potential and her ability to compete at a high level.
Kaelin Cox enjoyed a remarkable opening day, dominating the advanced divisions. He claimed victory in both the Southern Style form Advanced Division and the Animal Styles form Advanced Division, showcasing his versatility and mastery of different Wushu forms. Cox also secured a third-place finish in the highly competitive IWuF Men's Nanquan (southern fist) Division.
The Bermuda Sanshou Association's athletes have made a strong statement on the national stage, demonstrating their commitment to excellence. Their performances have not only brought pride to Bermuda but also highlighted the growing strength of Wushu in the country.
The athletes' success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the coaches and support staff of the Bermuda Sanshou Association. The team's performance is a reflection of their commitment to developing and promoting Wushu in Bermuda.
The competition continues, and the Bermuda Sanshou Association athletes will be looking to build on their impressive start. The team's performances have set a high standard, and they will be aiming to maintain their momentum in the remaining events.
