Dr. Paul K. Smith’s letter ...... 1 Master Teruyuki Okazaki's letter ...... 2 NCKA By-laws ...... 3 NCKA Board of Directors Meeting at Summer Camp ...... 7 Team Kata Results ...... 9 Team Kumite Results ...... 10 Men's Kata Results ...... 11 Men's Kumite Results ...... 13 Women's Kata Results ...... 15 Women's Kumite Results ...... 17 ISKF Camps for 2009 ...... 18 Directory of Karate Clubs in U.S. Colleges and Universities 2008 ...... 19 International Shotokan Karate Federation ...... 23 Purposes of the NCKA ...... 24 NCKA Eligibility Requirements ...... 24 NCKA Activities ...... 24

Published by the National Collegiate Karate Association in cooperation with the International Shotokan Karate Federation

NCKA Chair and Academic Editor – Paul Smith, Ph.D. NCKA Vice Chair – James Sim NCKA Secretary and Managing Editor of JNCKA – Tony Nakazawa, Ph.D. Administrative Assistant – Judy Hargis

The JNCKA is an international peer reviewed publication of the NCKA. The board of reviewers includes: Cathy Cline (Northwest Region); Bruce Green (University of Colorado); Sara Grimes (University of Massachusetts); Christine Karpinski (West Chester University); Tony Nakazawa, Ph.D. (University of Alaska, Fairbanks); Robin Rielly (East Coast); Carl Shaw (University of Pennsylvania); Paul Smith (Chair) (West Chester University); and T. Green Waggner (Valdosta State University). Submit papers to Paul Smith [email protected]

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE KARATE ASSOCIATION ISKF 222 South 45th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA Telephone: 215-222-9382 Fax: 215-222-7813 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.iskf.com Chairman: Teruyuki Okazaki E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.iskf.com

November 2008

NCKA Board of Directors Greetings NCKA Members:

The administrative transition to independence from the Japan Karate Association (JKA) has been Paul K. Smith (West relatively smooth and painless, though we have missed working with some of our former ISKF colleagues. Chester University) as Such changes are a natural function of the passage of time and organizational development. We certainly wish those who have chosen a different path success and happiness in all their endeavors as we move ahead chair with our agenda to “Seek Perfection” with the International Shotokan Karate Federation (ISKF) and [email protected] National Collegiate Karate Association (NCKA). The NCKA constitution, by-laws and board of directors were officially sanctioned by the ISKF board of directors at the October meeting in San Francisco (see list at left) and were approved as members of NCKA board of directors. James Sim (Drexel In our summer meeting at Master Camp 2008 several motions were approved to further our agenda of University) as vice-chair making our organization more accessible and functional. An NCKA Handbook was commissioned with Mr. Patrick Vora (University of Pennsylvania) as its editor. It is my understanding that Sally Grimes and J. [email protected] D. Swanson are constructing a survey to gather further information from our membership as to what types of items should be included in the NCKA Collegiate Handbook. The review process for the Journal of the NCKA (JNCKA) was modified from a blind review to an open review process, and our eligibility Anthony Nakazawa requirements for participation were clarified to state that recently graduating seniors could participate in the (University of Alaska) as national collegiate championships if their 4 year eligibility was valid at the end of semester of the preceding academic year. secretary JNCKA and NCKA access on the internet will soon be available on the http://www.ISKF.com website. [email protected] A hotlink will be established for Collegiate Karate and links set up for various regional and university websites. We are also very happy to report participation in NCKA by some of the ISKF’s senior members, instructors, and technical personnel in an advisory capacity. In addition to Shihan Okazaki, ISKF chairman Sally Grimes (University of th Massachusetts) and chief instructor, as well as our greatest supporter, I specifically refer to Sensei Cathy Cline, 7 dan and Leon Sill, 7th dan, two of our most popular and skillful instructors who bring many years of successful [email protected] experience to us and we are deeply grateful for their contributions. Dr. Kim Koo, M.D., a noted neurosurgeon, has agreed to offer her academic medical support for our JNCKA. She has been more than generous with providing medical services and expertise at ISKF events for many years. I have known and Steve Pohle (College of worked with Sensei Cline, Northwest Region Director, since 1985, and Dr. Koo, prior to her moving to William and Mary) North Carolina, at ISKF HQ, and Sensei Sill, Southern Region Director, since 1968 with the military karate [email protected] clubs in Europe and with the ISKF. I consider their counsel invaluable. I am pleased to announce the interest shown and inquiries made regarding papers for the JNCKA. We have recently received notice of an article on teaching principles in the final stages of preparation. Several articles were submitted for publication but have not made it through the peer review process to date. Nyles Gray (Neuman Following successful review, a posting date will likely be set for November or December to correspond College) with the usual dates of the ISKF National Championships. The ISKF National Championships will be held [email protected] in Los Angeles this year on November 14-16 and I hope to see you all at that event. We are interested in publishing academic articles, public information articles, book reviews and short commentaries and encourage you to submit your work (Chicago or APA styles) for publication. If you are interested in submitting an article for publication in the JNCKA or serving as a reviewer, please contact me Bruce Green (University of at [email protected] or (610) 436-2764. Colorado) [email protected] Best regards,

Paul K. Smith, Ph.D., NCKA Chairman of the Board JNCKA Academic Editor

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INTERNATIONAL SHOTOKAN KARATE FEDERATION Chairman & Chief Instructor: Teruyuki Okazaki

ISKF 222 South 45th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA Telephone: 215-222-9382 Fax: 215-222-7813 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.iskf.com

November 2008

I am very pleased to address all of the members both students and instructors of the National Collegiate Karate Association. Since its inception I am happy to say that this branch of the International Shotokan Karate Association has consistently grown and flourished. It is a difficult task to keep our dojos growing, and even more difficult for our colleges and universities. They must adhere to many rules and regulations of those institutions while doing their best to maintain the tradition of our Shotokan karate martial art. This has been achieved under the direction of Dr. Paul Smith, Chairman of the NCKA and assisted by Mr. James Sim and Dr. Anthony Nakazawa. They have volunteered their time and efforts to accomplish their goal of bringing Shotokan karate to as many universities and colleges nationwide. I’d like to extend my sincere gratitude to them as well as all of the instructors and assistants who volunteer their time for all of the members of the National Collegiate Karate Association.

I have stated many times that our collegiate students are the future of the ISKF. Many of us, me included have begun our karate training in these learning institutions. It is the opportune time to try to mold the younger generation while they are in the process of not only learning academically, but also about themselves. There is no better way to learn more about oneself than in karate training. And at the same time, learning to be a good human being. With these tools, when they leave their colleges and universities and enter the work establishment, hopefully they will bring their spiritual knowledge of perfection of character and their dojo kun to help others. This can assuredly make the world a better place. This is the ultimate goal of the ISKF and the karate-ka of the NCKA can help bring this goal to fruition.

Sincerely,

Teruyuki Okazaki Chairman & Chief Instructor International Shotokan Karate Federation

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By-Laws of the

National Collegiate Karate Association

Approved and Adopted June 7, 2008 at Master Camp Meeting

Article I Offices and Purpose

Section 1. Principal Office. The principal office of the association is located at 222 South 45th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104.

Section 2. Other Offices. The association may also have offices at such other places, within or without its state of incorporation, where it is qualified to do business, as its business and activities may require, and as the board of directors may, from time to time, designate.

Section 3. IRC Section 501(c)(3) Purposes. The association will operate under the umbrella of the International Shotokan Karate Federation (ISKF).

The purpose of this association is to: 1. Increase awareness of Shotokan karate as a traditional martial art in the U.S. college/university system. 2. Organize and develop collegiate Shotokan karate across the U. S. on individual and institutional levels. 3. Instill the physical, mental and spiritual values and benefits of Shotokan karate. 4. Foster goodwill among all people.

Article II Membership

Section 1. Membership: The association shall have two classes of membership: 1. Voting: ISKF collegiate clubs from an accredited university or college and in good standing (including dues paid) with the umbrella organization. 2. Non- Voting - Reserved - to be determined later

Article III Directors

Section 1. Number. The association shall have not less than five (5) nor more than 15 directors and collectively they shall be known as the Board of Directors.

Section 2. Powers. Subject to the provisions of the laws of the state of incorporation and any limitations in the Articles of Incorporation and these Bylaws relating to action required or permitted to be taken or approved by the members, if any, of this corporation, the activities and affairs of this corporation shall be conducted and all corporate powers shall be exercised by or under the direction of the Board of Directors.

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Section 3. Duties. It shall be the duty of the directors to: (a) perform any and all duties imposed on them collectively or individually by law, or by these Bylaws; (b) appoint and remove, employ, supervise, and discharge, prescribe the duties and fix the compensation, if any, of all officers, agents, and employees of the corporation; (c) meet at such times and places as required by these Bylaws.

Section 4. Term of Office. Each director shall hold office for a period of three (3) years with no limit on re-election for consecutive terms, or until his or her successor is elected, or until he or she resigns, is removed from office or is otherwise unable to serve. Terms will initially be staggered by one, two, or three years so all members will not be up for election at the same time. Subsequent terms will be three years.

Section 5. Compensation. Directors shall serve without compensation other than reasonable expenses.

Section 6. Regular Meetings. Regular meetings of Directors shall be held each June and at each National Collegiate Karate Competition. At the regular meeting of directors held each June, directors shall be elected by the Board of Directors. Voting for the election of directors shall be by written ballot. Each director shall cast one vote per candidate, and may vote for as many candidates as the number of candidates to be elected to the Board. The candidates receiving the highest number of votes up to the number of directors to be elected shall be elected to serve on the Board.

Section 7. Quorum for Meetings. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the members of the Board of Directors.

Section 8. Majority Action as Board Action. Every act or decision done or made by a majority of the directors present at a meeting duly held at which a quorum is present is the act of the Board of Directors, unless these Bylaws, or provisions of law require a greater percentage or different voting rules for approval of a matter by the board.

Section 9. Non-Liability of Directors. The directors shall not be personally liable for the debts, liabilities, or other obligations of the association.

Section 10. Indemnification by Corporation of Directors and Officers. The directors and officers of the corporation shall be indemnified by the corporation to the fullest extent permissible under the laws of this state.

Article IV Executive Committee

Section 1. Designation of Executive Committee. The officers of the association shall be a Chair, a Vice Chair, a Secretary, and a Treasurer, known as the Executive Committee. The association may elect other such officers with such titles as may be determined from time to time by the Board of Directors. The Executive Committee will ensure the objects of the association are carried out. They will also ensure proper fiscal practices and maintain the integrity and image of the association.

Section 2. Qualifications. Any person may serve as officer of this association who is legally able.

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Section 3. Election and Term of Office. Officers shall be elected by the Board of Directors, at any time, and each officer shall hold office until he or she resigns or is removed.

Section 4. Removal and Resignation. Any officer may be removed, either with or without cause, by the Board of Directors, at any time. Any officer may resign at any time by giving written notice to the Board of Directors or to the Chair or Secretary of the association.

Section 5. Duties of Officers.

Chair: The Chair shall convene regularly scheduled board meetings, shall preside or arrange for other members of the Executive Committee to preside at each meeting; and, shall appoint the Managing Editor and Academic Editor of the NCKA Journal.

Vice Chair: The Vice Chair shall chair committees on special subjects as designated by the board and functions in the capacity of the Chair in the absence of the Chair.

Secretary: The Secretary shall assure that Board minutes and other corporate records of the organization are maintained.

Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be responsible for maintaining the corporate bank account for this organization, and will respond to Board requests for information concerning the financial situation of the corporation.

Section 6. Vacancies. Vacancies in an office may be filled for the remainder of the unexpired term by resolution of the Board.

Article V Committees

Section 1. Committees. The corporation shall have committees as may from time to time be designated by resolution of the Board of Directors. These committees may consist of persons who are not also members of the board and shall act in an advisory capacity to the board.

Section 2. Meetings and Action of Committees. Meetings and action of committees shall be governed by and held in accordance with the provisions of these Bylaws concerning meetings of the Board of Directors.

Section 3. Executive Committee. The four officers serve as the members of the Executive Committee. Except for the power to amend the articles of incorporation and bylaws, the Executive Committee shall have all the powers and authority of the board of directors in the intervals between meetings of the board of directors and is subject to the direction and control of the full board.

Article VI Eligibility

Section 1: To participate in association training individuals must be: a) A member in good standing in the ISKF. b) Recommended by the regional ISKF/NCKA Director.

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Section 2: To participate in association competition, individuals must be: (a) Full time college student (undergraduate or graduate) in good academic standing (2.0 GPA for undergraduate and 3.0 GPA for graduate students on a 4.0 scale for the most recent completed semester). Individual and team event contestant rules follow the official ISKF rules. (b) All team members must attend the same University and/or College. (Teams may consist of members who attend multi-campuses within one University system.) (c) Permission to compete from the Regional ISKF Director. (d) Collegiate contestants have 4 academic years in which to complete their NCKA eligibility. The 4 years may be non-consecutive, and without an age limitation (excepting that kumite age restrictions will be according to ISKF rules-45 years of age). (e) Regional Directors will be responsible for validating student eligibility status as regards full-time attendance, academic standing, and number of participating years. (f) Individual and Team event competition rules are set by the Technical Committee of the ISKF.

Article VII Records

Section 1. Maintenance of Records. The corporation shall keep at its principal office: (a) Minutes of all meetings of directors and committees of the Board; (b) A conformed copy of the corporation’s Bylaws; (c) Adequate and correct books and records of its association bank account(s).

Article VIII Amendment of Bylaws

Section 1. Amendment. These bylaws may be altered, amended, or repealed and new Bylaws adopted by approval by majority of the Board of Directors. Proposed amendments must be submitted to the secretary to be sent out with regular board announcements.

Article IX Construction and Terms

If there is any conflict between the provisions of these Bylaws and the Articles of Incorporation of this corporation, the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation shall govern.

Should any of the provisions or portions of these Bylaws be held unenforceable or invalid for any reason, the remaining provisions and portions of these Bylaws shall be unaffected by such holding.

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MEETING of the NATIONAL COLLEGIATE KARATE ASSOCIATION - (NCKA) at MASTER CAMP June 7, 2008

Meeting called to order at 10:05 a.m. by Dr. Paul Smith, Chair NCKA

ROLL CALL: Quorum was established. See roll call below.

MINUTES: The review of the minutes of the 2007 NCKA meeting in San Francisco at ISKF Tournament was discussed. After brief discussion the minutes were approved. A motion was made by Nyles Gray to approve the minutes.

The motion was seconded by Steve Pohl. Motion passed.

INTRODUCTIONS: See attendance sheet below.

OLD BUSINESS: Dr. Paul Smith welcomed all of the Board of the Directors of the NCKA.

Discussion was held of the NCKA peer review articles. Discussion involved blind review or open review. After discussion it was determined that Dr. Paul Smith will develop a policy document to put into ISKF Spotlight including a call for papers and will include a discussion on the open review process as well as a call for papers of the next issue of the National Collegiate Karate Association Journal.

A motion was made by Dr. Sally Grimes that the blind review will be modified to include the name of the author and an ad will be placed in the ISKF Spotlight and the format will include a proposed article style i.e. the Chicago style or APA style. There will be a listing of the types of articles such as: academic articles, public information articles, book reviews and short commentaries, so that participation can be expanded.

The motion was seconded by Bruce Green. Motion passed unanimously.

NEW BUSINESS;

1. NCKA handbook: This was discussed; no decision was made on the NCKA handbook. 2. Schedule of the East Coast Karate Association: Dr. Paul Smith was going to make available the schedule of the East Coast Karate Association, so that other Colleges can look at the organizational structure of the East Coast Collegiate Karate Association as an example for their own regions. 3. Recognition of other styles: A discussion on whether other styles, other than ISKF Shotokan Karate, could participate in our National tournaments. It was noted that eligibility evaluation criteria calls for only ISKF members in good standing participating in ISKF National Collegiate Karate tournaments.

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4. Moving the NCKA www. There was a discussion on moving the NCKA web site directly to www.iskf.com. Now ISKF has a link to the Journals of the National Collegiate Karate Association located on the www.iskf-alaska.net web site.

5. Eligibility criteria 6, 2 A: There was a discussion on graduating seniors and their eligibility to participate in NCKA meetings.

A motion was made by NCKA Vice-President, James Sim that graduating seniors may participate in the NCKA meetings if they have only three NCKA events and their 4th year eligibility would still be valid and they may be able to participate in the NCKA tournament if they had recently graduated or not at the present time enrolled in college.

Bruce Green seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.

6 Future of NCKA: A general discussion was held on the future of the NCKA. No action was taken.

MEETING ADJOURNED: Dr. Paul Smith made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 11:05 a.m. The motion was seconded by Vice-President, James Sim.

NEXT MEETING: The next meeting will be held at the 2008 ISKF National Tournament in Los Angeles, California.

Roll call as follows: Paul K. Smith East Coast 302-442-0540 [email protected] Steve Pohle East Coast 757-725-5536 [email protected] Bruce Green Mountain 303-442-3209 [email protected] Leon Sill Southern 251-626-5943 [email protected] Nyles Gray East Coast 610-872-7667 [email protected] Sally Grimes East Coast 413-219-7774 [email protected] James Sim East Coast 215-222-1775 [email protected] Kim Koo MD S. Atlantic 910-484-9802 [email protected] Matthew Baran East Coast 610-428-0458 [email protected] Patrick Vora East Coast 571-334-5520 [email protected] Joanna Baker East Coast 484-364-6115 [email protected] Tony Nakazawa Alaska 907-460-0825 [email protected]

Attested to by:

June 7, 2008 Tony Nakazawa, NCKA Secretary

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament Team Kata Results

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE

1980 Philadelphia U. of New Orleans U.C. Riverside Temple University

1981 Sioux Falls Temple University Arizona State U. U. of New Orleans

1982 Denver Temple University Ohio University L.S.U.

1983 Miami Temple University Drexel University P.J.C.

1984 Santa Monica Temple University U. of New Orleans Arizona State U.

1985 Cleveland Temple University Georgian Court University of Alaska

1986 New Orleans Temple University L.S.U. U.C. Riverside

1987 Phoenix Temple University Georgian Court University of Alaska

1988 Philadelphia Temple University Drexel University U.C. Riverside

1989 Sioux Falls Drexel University U.C. Riverside Temple University Temple University 1990 Denver Drexel University U. of Chicago Drexel University Temple University U 1991 Miami Drexel University University of Alaska of Illinois-Chicago Santa Rosa Jr. 1992 Anchorage University of Alaska Temple University College 1993 Denver Delta State University Temple University St. Cloud State Univ.

1994 Santa Monica U. of South Florida Temple University University of Alaska College of Wm. & 1995 Santa Rosa U. of South Florida Temple University Mary 1996 Indianapolis Temple University Drexel University Ohio University

1997 New Orleans U. of N. Colorado Drexel University Illinois University of Alaska, 1998 Phoenix Drexel University Louisiana State Univ. Anchorage 1999 Denver Louisiana State Univ. Univ. of New Orleans Drexel University

2000 Philadelphia Louisiana State Univ. Drexel University Temple University

2001 Sioux Falls Tulane University Drexel University Penn State University

2002 Orlando Drexel University University of Alaska Penn State University

2003 Honolulu Penn State University U. of N. Colorado Drexel University University of North 2004 Columbus Penn State University Drexel University Colorado 2005 New Orleans No tournament held. No tournament held. No tournament held. University of South 2006 Anchorage University of Alaska Drexel University Florida Univ. of Central University of Alaska, 2007 San Francisco Penn State Arkansas Anchorage

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament Team Kumite Results

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 1980 Philadelphia U. of New Orleans Temple University Cornell University 1981 Sioux Falls Arizona State U. U. of New Orleans L.S.U. 1982 Denver Temple University U.C. Riverside Ohio University 1983 Miami Temple University P.J.C. Drexel University 1984 Santa Monica U.C. Riverside Temple University U. of New Orleans 1985 Cleveland Temple University Ohio University University of Alaska 1986 New Orleans Temple University Tulane U.C. Riverside L.S.U. 1987 Phoenix U.C. Riverside Ohio University University of Alaska 1988 Philadelphia Drexel University U.C. Riverside U. of New Hampshire 1989 Sioux Falls Ohio State Drexel University University of Alaska 1990 Denver U. of Arizona Mt. States East Coast U. of Illinois-Chicago 1991 Miami Manikato State Temple University Florida State 1992 Anchorage U. of Illinois Mankato State Temple University 1993 Denver Delta State University St. Cloud State Univ. Temple University 1994 Santa Monica Temple University UCLA University of Alaska College of William & Santa Rosa Jr. 1995 Santa Rosa Temple University Mary College 1996 Indianapolis Temple University Drexel University Ohio University U. of Northern U. of New Orleans U. 1997 New Orleans Drexel University Colorado of Illinois Phoenix 1998 Women's Drexel University Men's Drexel University Louisiana State Univ. University of Alaska Denver (Brown & Black Belt) 1999 Men's Louisiana State Univ. Drexel University University of Alaska Philadelphia (Brown & Black Belt) 2000 Women's Tulane University Penn State Temple University Men's Louisiana State Univ. Tulane Drexel University Sioux Falls (Brown & Black Belt) 2001 Women's Penn State University Tulane University Men's Drexel University Tulane University Penn State University Orlando 2002 Women's Tulane University Penn State University Men's Louisiana State Univ. Penn State University University of Alaska Honolulu

2003 Women's Penn State University Drexel University Louisiana State Univ. Men's Tulane University Columbus 2004 Women’s Drexel University Penn State University LSU Men’s LSU Tulane University Drexel University 2005 New Orleans No tournament held. No tournament held. No tournament held. Anchorage University of South 2006 University of Alaska Drexel University Men’s Florida Univ of Central University of Alaska, 2007 San Francisco - Men’s Penn State Arkansas Anchorage

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Men's Kata Results Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE Tom Hyder Mike Urpschot David Biggs 1980 Philadelphia Arizona State Univ. Univ. of New Orleans Arizona State Univ. Hioyoshi Okazaki Ken Wang David Biggs 1981 Sioux Falls Temple University U.C.R. Arizona State Univ. Hiroyoshi Okazaki Jerry Kattawar Aaron Jacobs 1982 Denver Temple University L.S.U. Temple University Hiroyoshi Okazaki Mike Urpshot John Caluda 1983 Miami Temple University U. of New Orleans C.I.A. Hiroyoshi Okazaki Bob Shibasaki Stuart Smith 1984 Santa Monica Temple University El Camino College Univ. of Arizona Hiroyoshi Okazaki Jerry Kattawar Greg DuBois 1985 Cleveland Temple University Delta State Univ. A.C.C., Alaska Jerry Kattawar Scott Johnson P. Crapanzano 1986 New Orleans Delta State Univ. Metro State L.S.U. Bob Shibasaki Tufic Akil Morris Lawrence 1987 Phoenix El Camino College Florida Int'l Univ. Washtenau C.C. Tufic Akil Morris Lawrence Paultz U.C. 1988 Philadelphia Florida Int'l Univ. Washtenau C.C. Riverside Hiroshi Yaguchi John Nunez Eric Renner 1989 Sioux Falls U. of Colorado Mankato State Univ. S.S.U. Brian Treanor Jamie Gisevius George Hernandez 1990 Denver UCLA South U. of Illinois-Chicago Kengo Inatu August Antenorcruz Paul Lapansri 1991 Miami U. of S. Alabama U. of Illinois U. of S. Alabama Charles Baerlin Tomoya Kawasaki Chad Drachenberg 1992 Anchorage Santa Rosa Jr. Temple University Mankata State College Tomoya Kawasaki Hiroshi Ando Victor Sein 1993 Denver Temple University Temple University Arizona State Univ. Masahiro Hori Takahiro Kimura Kouji Motoyoshi 1994 Santa Monica Taishou University Taishou University Kokushikan University Justin Nepo Takamichi Maeshima Joshua Rau 1995 Santa Rosa West Chester Univ. Temple University Univ. of N. Colorado Justin Nepo Errol Mahoney Kallan Resnick 1996 Indianapolis West Chester Univ. Univ. of S. Florida Univ. of Pennsylvania Ricky Supnet Toshihide Nakamura Jorge Miangos 1997 New Orleans Univ. of Hawaii Univ. of Illinois Santa Clara Toshihide Nakamura Gary Ho Phuc Nguyen 1998 Phoenix Univ. of Illinois Santa Clara E.C. Satoshi Kuwahara Tony Nakamura William Huffstetler 1999 Denver Univ. of CA-San Univ. of Illinois Newport Univ. Diego Steven Kiefer William Huffstetler Nathan Smith 2000 Philadelphia Santa Monica Newport Univ. Penn State Dimitri Steven Kiefer Arthur Derbes 2001 Sioux Falls Papadopoulous California State L.S.U. Tulane University

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Men's Kata Results (continued) Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE Dimitri Jumbo Banaria Steven Kiefer 2002 Orlando Papadopoulous UC Santa Cruz Columbia College Tulane University Dimitri Jumbo Banaria Greg Hoplmazian 2003 Honolulu Papadapoulous UC Santa Cruz Penn State University Tulane University Dimitri Jumbo Banaria George Pappaas 2004 Columbus Papadopoulous UC Santa Cruz Penn State University Tulane University 2005 New Orleans No tournament held. No tournament held. No tournament held. Alessandro Massaro Jihone Du Andrew Tooyak 2006 Anchorage Florida International Arizona State University of Alaska University Ben Cheeseman Pedram Rastegar Marcus Fowler 2007 San Francisco University of Alaska George Mason Univ. Penn State

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Men's Kumite Results Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 1980 Philadelphia There was no Men's Kumite There was no Men's Kumite There was no Men's Kumite competition in 1980. competition in 1980. competition in 1980. 1981 Sioux Falls John Caluda Fahmi Hasish David Biggs U. of New Orleans Arizona State Univ. Arizona State Univ. 1982 Denver John Caluda Bobby Miles Hiroyoshi Okazaki C.I.A. U.C.R. Temple University 1983 Miami John Caluda Hiroyoshi Okazaki S. Montgomery, C.I.A. Temple University Drexel University

Patrick Geis, P.J.C. 1984 Santa Monica Rene Vildosola Stuart Smith H. Morimoto Santa Monica Col. Univ. of Arizona Univ. of Arizona 1985 Cleveland Jarra Kattawar Delta Hiroyoshi Okazaki Greg DuBois State U. Temple University A.C.C., Anchorage 1986 New Orleans Jarra Kattawar David Lukas Steven McDermott Delta State U. Mesa Comm. Col. Temple University

Robert Schorr L.S.U. 1987 Phoenix James Butwin Tufic Akil Steven McDermott Univ. of Arizona Florida Int'l Univ. Temple University 1988 Philadelphia Mike Tan Tufic Akil Harvey Coon U.C. Riverside Florida Int'l Univ. Drexel University 1989 Sioux Falls Samer Atassi Dean Mori Eddie Ribinson Univ. of Miami Univ. of Alaska, South Central Region Anchorage 1990 Denver Jamie Gisevius Eric Renner Moris Kennedy, South Mankato Temple

Brian Treanor, SWUCLA 1991 Miami Morris Kennedy Pete Johnson August Antenorcruz Temple University Delta State Univ. of Illinois 1992 Anchorage George Hernandez Morris Kennedy Francis Foo Univ. of Illinois Temple University Santa Rosa Jr. College

Tomoya Kawasaki Temple University 1993 Denver Pedi Johnson Tony Kelly Steven Davenport Delta State Univ. Delta State Univ. Delta State Univ. 1994 Santa Monica Takhiro Kimura Yasuhiro Minowa Norimitsu Yamamoto Taishu University Kokushikan University Komazawa University 1995 Santa Rosa Tony Kelly Norihito Kodama Devin Fadaol Delta State Univ. College of Wm. & Southern Region Mary

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Men's Kumite Results (continued) Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 1996 Indianapolis Devin Fadaol Justin Nepo Zak Cook Tulane University West Chester Univ. UCLA 1997 New Orleans Dan Dalio Isao Nakayama Gary Ho, Santa Clara Univ. of New Orleans U. of Southern Miss. M. Orhoa, U.N. Orleans 1998 Phoenix Ricky Pampo Tony Kelly T. Nakamura L.S.U. Delta State Univ. Univ. of Ill.

B. Towels, Drexel 1999 Denver Satoshi Kuwahara Darryl Rappold Frank Garcia Univ. of CA - San L.S.U. Univ. of Texas Diego 2000 Philadelphia Steven Kiefer David Armentor William Huffstetler, Santa Monica L.S.U. Newport Univ.

Alexi Faktoravich, Amhearst 2001 Sioux Falls Dimitri Steven Kiefer Miquel Radillo Papadopoulous California State Miami-Dade Comm. Tulane University Col. 2002 Orlando Dimitri Jarno Vinsencius Jumbo Banaria Papadopoulous Columbia College University of CA Tulane University Sean Oliver Univ. of Louisiana 2003 Honolulu Dimitri Jean Dejace Jihone Du Papadapoulous Tulane University Arizona State Tulane University University

Lee Enibeam Louisiana State Univ. 2004 Columbus Dimitri Lee Guilbeau Korey Champayne Papadapoulous LSU LSU Tulane University Barry Wise Penn State University 2005 New Orleans No tournament held. No tournament held. No tournament held. 2006 Anchorage Ben Cheeseman Andrew Tooyak Jihone Du University of Alaska University of Alaska Arizona State

Diego Espinoza Univ. of S. Florida 2007 San Francisco Pedram Rastegar Garrett Quon Jay Banaria George Mason Univ. Cal State Los Angeles City College of San Francisco

Marcus Fowler East Coast

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Women's Kata Results Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 1980 Philadelphia Laurie Endo Jacki Spiro Karen Antonatos U.C.R. Rutgers Univ. U. of New Orleans 1981 Sioux Falls Karen Antonatos Carol See Tai Kim Young L.S.U. Florida Atlantic U. S.D.S.U. 1982 Denver Carol See Tai Terri Bettemak K. Kirchner Florida Int'l Univ. Phoenix Comm. Ohio University 1983 Miami L. Muso-Ris Terri Bettamak C. Greenburg Univ. of Miami Arizona State Univ. U.M. 1984 Santa Monica L. Muso-Ris Terri Bettamak Carol Lombard Florida Int'l Univ. Arizona State Univ. U. of New Orleans 1985 Cleveland Cynthia Eldridgei Nancy Ding Cathy Lombard Ohio University Arizona State Univ. U. of New Orleans 1986 New Orleans Sheila Red Won Yee Cheng Noel Haeglin U.C.R. U.C.R. U.C.R. 1987 Phoenix Elizabeth Fanning Rose Cooney Shawn Sullivan Phil. College Pharm. Cal. State, L.A. Delta State Univ. 1988 Philadelphia Dao Vuong Amy Tompkins Noel Haegelin Univ. of S. Florida Georgian Court C. U.C. Riverside 1989 Sioux Falls Dao Vuong Deanne Martinez Christian Tupa South Atlantic Region Colorado Univ. Georgian Court C. 1990 Denver Christina Blair Maria Iwasu Michelle LaBlanc Northwest Drexel University Univ. of Alaska 1991 Miami Heidi Hegg Diane Bennett Jennifer Sandvik Univ. of Alaska Univ. of New Mexico Univ. of Alaska 1992 Anchorage Heidi Hegg Diane Bennett Michelle Lindstad Univ. of Alaska Univ. of New Mexico Sacramento State 1993 Denver Nicole Naylor Dona Rule-Petersen Julie Petersen Univ. of Alaska Western Region Western Region 1994 Santa Monica Natalie Mladenov Patricia Mladenov Jennifer Kruszynsky U. of South Florida U. of South Florida Santa Rosa Jr. College 1995 Santa Rosa Natalie Mladenov Caryn Cravens Patricia Mladenov U. of South Florida Barry University U. of South Florida 1996 Indianapolis Caryn Cravens Jennifer Kurzynski Ina Deasis Barry University Santa Rosa Jr. Ohio State University College 1997 New Orleans Caryn Cravens Tarra Kuusisto Rebecca Rako Barry University Univ. of N. Colorado Harvard 1998 Phoenix Josephine Valdes Amelia Valero Raymunda Semana City College S.F. Drexel University Univ. of New Orleans 1999 Denver Amber Nakazawa Raymunda Semana Amelia Valero Arizona State Univ. of New Orleans Drexel University 2000 Philadelphia Raymunda Semana Abby Jefcoat Edith Pike Univ. of New Orleans Temple University Tulane University 2001 Sioux Falls Kristen Hoffman Jennifer Baker Dominique Langford Temple University Temple University Tulane University

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Women's Kata Results (continued) Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 2002 Orlando Yvonne Clarabal Jennifer Baker Elizabeth Randolph Skyline College Temple University Franklin & Marshall 2003 Honolulu Josaphine Valdez Elizabeth Randolph Kelly Doohen Skyline College Franklin & Marshall North Central 2004 Columbus Kristen Hoffman Ashlie Junot Kelly Doohen Pittsburgh Univ. of NW Louisiana North Central 2005 New Orleans No tournament held. No tournament held. No tournament held. 2006 Anchorage Amber Nakazawa Sarah Martin Ashlie Junot University of Alaska University of Alaska Tulane University 2007 San Francisco Jackie Hagan Phivan Ha Tian Liang University of Cal State Northridge Penn State Washington

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Women's Kumite Results Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 1980 There was no 1981 Women's Kumite —— —— —— 1982 competition. 1983 Miami Dian Dawson Maylie Colon Beatrix La Milia P.J.C. Georgian Court Georgian Court

Carol Greenburg, U.M. 1984 Santa Monica Debbie Aguime Rose Shutt Ramona Meyer Mesa Comm. College N.E. Louisiana U. L.S.U. 1985 Cleveland Jackie Piper Cathy Lombard Rose Shutt Georgian Court U. of New Orleans N.E. Louisiana U. 1986 New Orleans Sheila Reed Won Yee Cheng Myriam Perez U.C. Riverside U.C. Riverside Georgian Court

Rose Mary Clooney Santa Monica College 1987 Phoenix Shawn Sullivan Elizabeth Fanning Rose Cooney Delta State U. Phil. Coll. Pharm. Cal. State., L.A. 1988 Philadelphia Shawn Sullivan Beth Hyatt Noel Haegelin Delta State U. UCLA U.C. Riverside 1989 Sioux Falls Shawn Sullivan Deanne Martinez Amy Knecht Southern Region Colorado Univ. Mankato State 1990 Denver Cindy Wilkins Michelle LeBlanc Maria Iwasu U. of N. Hampshire Univ. of Alaska Drexel University

Christina Blair Santa Rose Jr. College 1991 Miami Heidi Hegge Amy Knecht Carol Reiger Univ. of Alaska Mankato State Univ. of Alaska 1992 Anchorage Christina Blair Heidi Hegge Diane Bennett Santa Rosa Jr. Univ. of Alaska New Mexico College Jennifer Sandvick Univ. of Alaska 1993 Denver Nicole Naylor Laurel Corpin Heather Cresceco Univ. of Alaska Univ. of Alaska North Central Region 1994 Santa Monica Wendy Williams Boby Lou Bottu Jennifer Kruszynsky Glendale Comm. Santa Rosa Jr. Santa Rosa Jr. College College College 1995 Santa Rosa Natalie Mladenov Boby Lou Bottu Debra Farnsworth U. of South Florida UC Davis Mankato State 1996 Indianapolis Caryn Cravens Wendy Williams Shana Wilcox Barry University Arizona State Univ. of Mississippi 1997 New Orleans Caryn Cravens Tarra Kuusisto Rebecca Rakow Barry University U. of Northern Harvard Colorado Amber Minoque U. of Northern Colorado

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National Collegiate Karate Tournament

Women's Kumite Results (continued) Brown & Black Belt

YEAR LOCATION 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE 1998 Phoenix Rebecca Rakow Leah Santos Raymunda Semana Harvard CCSF U. of New Orleans

Shana Wilcox Washington Univ. 1999 Denver Amber Nakazawa Teresa Marzolph Amelia Valero Arizona State Adams State Drexel University 2000 Philadelphia Raymunda Semana Edith Pike Dominique Langford U. of New Orleans Tulane University Tulane University

Amber Nakazawa Arizona State 2001 Sioux Falls Kristen Hoffman Jennifer Baker Dominique Langford Temple University Temple University Tulane University 2002 Orlando Irina Sherbaty Madina Dominique Durand University of Science Papadopoulous Univ. of Louisiana Tulane University Jean Tsai University of Arizona 2003 Honolulu Lidja Jorio N. Josaphine Valdez Hannah Moore Virginia Comm. Coll. Skyline College Univ. of N. Colorado

Elizabeth Randolph Franklin & Marshall 2004 Columbus Ashlie Junot Hannah Moore Deb Hoffman Univ. of NW Louisiana North Colorado Westchester

Kristen Hoffman Pittsburgh 2005 New Orleans No tournament held. No tournament held. No tournament held. 2006 Anchorage Ligia Jorio Amber Nakazawa Kelly Doohen George Mason University of Alaska Saint Benedicts University Naomi Nemoto University of Michigan 2007 San Francisco Jackie Hagan Ailin Liu Tian Liang University of Penn State Penn State Washington

ISKF Camps for 2009

Camp Date Location Information Northwest Spring Camp Late May Washington (425) 451-8722 ISKF Master Camp Mid June Pennsylvania (215) 222-9382 Mountain States Camp Early August Colorado (303) 733-8326 Santa Monica Karate Camp Early September California (310) 395-8545 Alaska Summer Camp August Alaska (907) 460-0825

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Directory of Karate Clubs and Classes in U.S. Colleges and Universities – 2008

College & Instructor Mailing Address Phone / E-mail ALABAMA University of South Alabama No current information No current information No current information

ALASKA University of Alaska 7280 Tree Top Circle (907) 244-7584 D. Rogers Anchorage, AK 99507 [email protected]

University of Alaska Anchorage P.O. Box 105024 (907) 279-2410 C. Holness Anchorage, AK 99501 [email protected]

University of Alaska Southeast P.O. Box 34404 (907) 790-4199 D. Stevens Juneau, AK 99803 [email protected]

University of Alaska Fairbanks P.O. Box 750416 (907) 451-0038 John Phillips & Joe Foltz Fairbanks, AK 99775 [email protected]

CALIFORNIA Santa Rosa Jr. College 5299 Hall Road (707) 575-1681 Marty Callhan Santa Rosa, CA 95401 [email protected]

University of CA at Los Angeles PO Box 2445 (310) 287-2652 Beth Hyatt Culver City, CA 90233 [email protected]

COLORADO Adam's State College 1 Bellwood Drive (719) 489-4509 Randy Newell Alamosa, CO 81102

University of Colorado 778 Linden Ave. (303) 442-3289 Bruce Green Boulder, CO 80304 [email protected]

University of Northern Colorado Kambiz Khalili Greeley, CO

GEORGIA Valdosta State University Karate Club Dept of Kinesiology and Physical (229) 249-4921 Green T. Waggener, Ph.D, MPH Education [email protected] 1500 N. Patterson St. Valdosta, GA 31698

Oxford College of Emory University Division of Physical Education (678) 342-2332 Karate Club and Dance [email protected] Guibao Yang Oxford, GA 30054

HAWAII University of Hawaii-Manoa P.O. Box 61214 (808) 348-0295

Harry Tagomori Honolulu, HI 96839 [email protected]

ILLINOIS Univ. of Illinois at Chicago Karate Club 901 W. Roosevelt (312) 217-2400 Tony Nakamura Chicago, IL 60608 [email protected]

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Directory of Karate Clubs and Classes in U.S. Colleges and Universities – 2008

College & Instructor Mailing Address Phone / E-mail IOWA Iowa State University 314 Wilhelm Hall, ISU (515) 294-1943

David Halstead Ames, IA 50011 [email protected]

KENTUCKY Transylvania University 300 North Broadway (859) 233-8196 G. Rod Erfani Lexington, KY 40508 [email protected] http://homepages.transy.edu/~ger fani/TU%20Karate%20Club.HTM

MAINE Dexter Karate Club 15 Main Street (207) 924-5697 Charles Austin Dexter, ME 04930 [email protected]

MARYLAND Frostburg State University 148 Depot St. P.O. Box 632 (301) 687-4105 Avalon Ledong Frostburg, MD 21532 [email protected]

Johns Hopkins University 2315 East Cold Spring Ln (410) 444-6021

Janet Padgett Baltimore, MD 21214 [email protected]

MASSACHUSETTS University of Massachusetts 8 Clifton Ave. (413) 219-7774

Sara Grimes Amherst, MA 01002 [email protected]

MINNESOTA SW State University-Marshall 3274 290th Ave. (507) 532-5478

Liz Hess Cottonwood, MN 56229 [email protected]

MISSISSIPPI Delta State University 111 Parkway Ave.

Tony Kelly, c/o H. Sullivan Cleveland, Miss. 38733 [email protected]

NEW YORK Binghamton University C/O Club Sports Office-East Gym (607) 227-2792 Tamas Nagy P.O. Box 6000 [email protected] Binghamton, NY 13902 Shotokan Karate Club at Cornell University 118 Fieldstone Circle (607) 274-1172 Sybil Conrad Ithaca, NY 14850 [email protected]

University of Rochester 407 Quinby Rd. (585) 424-4945

Ksenia Dolgaleva Rochester, NY 14623 [email protected]

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Directory of Karate Clubs and Classes in U.S. Colleges and Universities – 2008

College & Instructor Mailing Address Phone / E-mail NORTH DAKOTA University of North Dakota 1191 10th Ave (701) 772-3184 Dan Burkhart Thompson, ND 58278 (701) 777-2415 fax

[email protected] OHIO Ohio University 113 Franklin Ave. (740) 594-8737 Howard Beebe Athens, OH 45701 [email protected]

Ohio State Univ Shotokan Karate Club Dept of Rec Sports (937) 645-6243 Steve Mark B106 RPAC [email protected] Greg Hoplamazian 337 West 17th Avenue (610) 804-2977 Columbus, OH 43210-1224 [email protected]

Athens/Ohio University Athens, OH 45701 (740) 594-8737 [email protected]

Shawnee State Shotokan Karate Club Portsmouth, OH 45663 (740) 355-4609 [email protected]

PENNSYLVANIA Bryn Mawr College 2076 Strasburg Road (484) 364-6115 Joanna Baker Coatesville, PA 19320 jbaker@!gardnerfox.com

Bucknell University 238 North Shaffer Hill Rd. (570) 321-0729 Jason Haase Cogan Station, PA 17728 [email protected]

Drexel University 526 Fairfield Rd (215) 222-1775 James Sim Plymouth MTG, PA 19462 [email protected]

Lycoming College Shotokan Karate 1913 Blaire St. (570) 321-9017 William Bubb Williamsport, PA 17701-3833 [email protected]

Neumann College 130 Meadowbrook Lane (610) 872-7667 Nyles A. Gray Brookhaven, PA 19015 [email protected]

Penn College 151 Shaffer St. (570) 322-3642 George Vance Duboistown, PA 17702-6727 [email protected]

Penn State University 135 Houser Lane (610) 428-2957 Kim Baran Bellefonte, PA 16823 [email protected]

Temple University 222 South 45th St. (215) 222-9382 Takamichi Maeshima Philadelphia, PA 19104 [email protected]

Thomas Jefferson University P.O. Box 2083 (856) 795-3372 Thomas Weber Haddonfield, NJ 08033 [email protected]

rd University of Pennsylvania 209 S 33 St. [email protected] Patrick Vora Philadelphia, PA 19104 [email protected]

West Chester University Dept. of Kinesiology (610) 436-2764 Paul K. Smith West Chester, PA 19383 [email protected]

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Directory of Karate Clubs and Classes in U.S. Colleges and Universities – 2008

College & Instructor Mailing Address Phone / E-mail RHODE ISLAND Brown University 66 Gallatin St. #3 (401) 383-7196 Ahmed Abdullah Providence, RI 02907 [email protected]

SOUTH CAROLINA College of Charleston Shotokan 2503 Hartnett Boulevard (843) 583-6143 Karate Club Isle of Palms, SC 29451 [email protected] Mark Andreas http://www.cofc.edu/~shotokan/

TEXAS El Paso J.K.S. 1530 Lomaland L. Dean Van Matre El Paso, TX 79935 ISKF E-mail: [email protected]

Baylor University Dojo Email: John Callon Waco, Texas [email protected]

VIRGINIA College of William & Mary P.O. Box 1537 (757) 875-5339 or Steve Pohle Newport News, VA 23601 (757) 725-5536 [email protected]

University of Virginia (434) 409-2125 David Stackpole [email protected]

WASHINGTON Pacific Lutheran University 1641 121st Street S. (253) 537-4350 Mark Cordice / Reji Kumar Tacoma, WA 98444 [email protected]

Washington State University 1183 Wallen Road (208) 882-6425 Scott Randall / Tim Daulton Moscow, ID 83843 [email protected]

Please let us know if there are any corrections/additions.

Send them to: Tony Nakazawa, P.O. Box 210261, Anchorage, AK 99521 Fax: (907) 929-0538 Email them to [email protected]

Thanks!

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INTERNATIONAL SHOTOKAN KARATE FEDERATION - U.S.A.

President The Honorable Paul Ribner

Vice President Lance Astrella

Chairman and Chief Instructor Master Teruyuki Okazaki, 10th Dan

Vice Chairmen and Vice-Chief Instructor Master Yutaka Yaguchi, 9th Dan

Vice-Chairmen Technical Committee F. Woon-A-Tai (8th Dan) and James Field (8th Dan)

National Collegiate Karate Association Chairman Dr. Paul Smith

ISKF / US Regions

Alaska Mid-America Region Puerto Rico Greer Golden Tony Nakazawa (614) 261-8673 Dr. Hector Sotomayor FAX: (907) 929-0538 (787) 587-1775 E-mail: [email protected] James Nelson E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.iskf-alaska.net (810) 635-7841 E-mail: [email protected]

Southern Region Mountain States Region South Atlantic Region Dr. J-D Swanson Dr. Kim Koo (814) 880-7813 Yutaka Yaguchi E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] (303) 985-4209 http://www.uniques.com/shotokan Leon Sill Central Region (251)-626-5943 Information: (215) 222-9382 E-mail: [email protected]

East Coast Region North Central Region Southwest Region Teruyuki Okazaki Lee Doohen James Field (215) 222-9382 (604) 332-6572 (310) 395-8545 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

Hawaii Northwest Region Western Region Tram Meadows Cathy Cline Chuck Coburn

(808) 639-3040 Washington State University E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] (425) 452-4858 E-mail: [email protected]

ISKF web: www.ISKF.com JNCKA web: www.ISKF.com ISKF E-mail: [email protected]

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Purposes of the NCKA

1. To increase awareness of traditional Japanese karate as a sport in the U.S. college/university system. 2. To develop organized collegiate karate across all traditional Japanese styles. 3. To maintain and instill the mental and physical values and benefits of Karate-do. 4. To develop good will among people and places.

NCKA Eligibility Requirements

1. Full time college student (undergraduate or graduate) in good academic standing (2.0 GPA for undergraduate and 3.0 GPA for graduate students on a 4.0 scale for the most recent completed semester). Individual and team event contestant rules follow the official ISKF rules. 2. All team members must attend the same University and/or College. (Teams may consist of members who attend multi-campuses within one University system.) 3. Permission to compete from the Regional ISKF Director. 4. Collegiate contestants have 4 academic years in which to complete their NCKA eligibility. The 4 years may be non-consecutive, and without an age limitation (excepting that kumite age restrictions will be according to ISKF rules — 45 years of age). 5. Regional Directors will be responsible for insuring ISKF membership dues are current and validating student eligibility status as regards full-time attendance, academic standing, and number of participating years.

NCKA Activities 2008 & 2009

1. National Collegiate Karate Association 2008 Annual Meeting will be held in conjunction with the 2008 NCKA Tournament November 14 - 16 in Los Angeles, California. For information, contact Dr. Paul Smith 1-610-436-2764.

2. The 2009 NCKA Summer Meeting will be at the 2009 ISKF Master Camp – all U.S. Regional Representatives will attend. (See http://www.iskf.com/ for more information.)

3. 2009 Directory of Karate Clubs and Classes in U.S. Colleges and Universities. Please send your club information or any revisions to: ISKF–Alaska, P.O. Box 210261, Anchorage, AK 99521 or email them to [email protected]

4. To submit articles to be considered for publication and peer review please send them to: Dr. Paul Smith, NCKA Academic Editor, [email protected] 1-610-436- 2764.

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