At least three Taekwondo players, who were trained by an exiled Bhutanese instructor from Phoenix of Arizona, seized various medals during the 16th Golden State Open Taekwondo Championship held in Pomona city, California on April 31.
According to instructor Kaushila Khanal, the participants took part in two events such as Sparring and Poomse during the tournament, and bagged three gold and three silver medals.
Among the participants, both Radhika Subedi and Devin Hernandez snatched gold medals in Sparring and silver medals in Poomse, while the third participant, Anjana Subedi, won a silver in Sparring and a gold medal in Poomse, informed Khanal.
Resettled in America from Beldangi-II Extension, Khanal has been running a taekwondo studio – Smart K Taekwondo Training Center – in Phoenix since April 2011, and has trained 26 students so far.
Congratulation to Kaushila Khanal and all the sisters who have won the medals. It inspires us and energies us more to do better works of repute. We are proud of your hard work. God Bless you with more success in future.
I like to congratulate Kaushila Khanal and the participants for successfully snatching the gold medals in the international competition. It is their hard work and is a real success story and enriching experiences for all of them. Kaushila you have a great interest and vigor for the games, keep it up. I am pretty sure that you have more to do, to reach the heights of success, and you will definitely do it.
DB Adhikari.
Medals are won, not seized. Please check the dictionary for proper meaning before publishing the news for the sake of proper reporting. Thanks for the news anyways.