W dniu 24.09.22 r. w Trzebnicy odbył się ,, Turniej Karate WKF Jinkaku Cup ". Na zawodach wystartowało ok. 300 zawodników z podziałem na poszczególne konkurencje Kata i Kumite, w poszczególnych grupach wiekowych i stopnia zaawansowania zawodnika.Julia Budzińska, Emilia Mikierysz, Anna Rakowska, Hubert Urbańczyk i Filip Pierzak wraz z trenerami Stanisławem Urbańczyk oraz Tomaszem Podbuckim. Tym samym zawodnicy Samuraja rozpoczęli swoje starty w zawodach sportowych w nowy sezonie 2022/2023.I tak kolejno swoje medale zdobywali:
Julia Budzińska - III m. w Kumite w kategorii U12
Emilia Mikierysz - III m. w Kumite w kategorii U14
Filip Pierzak - III m. w Kumite w kategorii U14
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