Krakow Taekwon-do Center on the podium at the Taekwon-do Polish Open Cup 2024!

We won 2nd place in the overall classification at the Polish Open Cup, held on 26–27 October 2024 in Opole.

This year’s edition of the Polish Open Cup brought together as many as 635 male and female athletes from 31 clubs from across Poland and abroad. The proper course of the competition was supervised by 60 judges, and the Chief Judge was Karol Siwek, who also prepared the competition report, approved by ZS PUT Chief Judge Zbigniew Pawlak.

Congratulations to our athletes and coaches

We warmly congratulate all the male and female athletes who represented our club in Opole.

Official results:

Children’s category:

Leon Machaczka – 1st place soft stick, 1st place traditional patterns, 2nd place speed techniques
Oskar Kaliński – 2nd place soft stick, 2nd place traditional patterns
Wiktoria Bilich – 1st place soft stick, 1st place special techniques, 2nd place traditional patterns, 2nd place speed techniques
Klaudia Kowalska – 2nd place soft stick
Antonina Dudek – 3rd place soft stick
Marcelina Michalak – 1st place soft stick
Patryk Mościbrodzki – 1st place soft stick, 1st place traditional patterns, 2nd place speed techniques, 2nd place special techniques,
Aleksandra Masternak – 1st place special techniques, 2nd place soft stick
Danuta Walewska – 2nd place soft stick, 2nd place special techniques, 3rd place speed techniques
Oliwia Fiutowska – 2nd place special techniques, 3rd place soft stick, 3rd place speed techniques
Franciszek Pstuś – 3rd place traditional patterns
Karina Klimek – 1st place traditional patterns
Mark Chervinskyi – 3rd place traditional patterns
Julia Wróbel – 1st place traditional patterns
Alicja Perlińska – 2nd place traditional patterns
Piotr Midek – 2nd place speed techniques, 2nd place special techniques

The best female athlete in the children’s category was Wiktoria Bilich!

Youth category

Piotr Zapolski – 3rd place traditional patterns
Weronika Stanek – 2nd place traditional patterns
Hanna Groblicka – 2nd place special techniques, 3rd place traditional patterns, 3rd place speed techniques
Anna Siedlarczyk – 3rd place traditional patterns
Mykhailo Reva – 2nd place speed techniques
Dawid Markowski – 3rd place speed techniques
Stanisław Szwed – 1st place special techniques, 1st place semi contact
Leon Żebrowski – 2nd place semi contact
Hanna Węgrzyn – 2nd place semi contact

Cadet category:

Kamil Jaworski – 1st place traditional patterns, 1st place semi contact
Krzysztof Jaworski – 1st place traditional patterns, 1st place semi contact, 2nd place light contact
Maciej Kowalski – 2nd place traditional patterns
Jakub Lenard – 2nd place light contact, 3rd place traditional patterns
Oliwia Lisowska – 1st place traditional patterns, 1st place special techniques
Amelia Kowalska – 2nd place traditional patterns
Stefania Kotowicz – 1st place light contact, 2nd place semi contact, 3rd place traditional patterns
Robert Noga – 1st place special techniques, 1st place light contact
Piotr Gardeła – 1st place light contact, 3rd place semi contact

The best athlete in the cadet category was Krzysztof Jaworski.

Junior category:

Krystyna Jaworska – 1st place traditional patterns, 3rd place semi contact
Aleksandra Jurys – 2nd place traditional patterns
Honorata Kozioł – 2nd place traditional patterns, 2nd place light contact
Zofia Zapolska – 1st place special techniques, 1st place semi contact, 1st place light contact, 3rd place traditional patterns
Filip Winnicki – 1st place semi contact, 1st place light contact,
Paweł Wojciechowski – 1st place semi contact

The best female athlete in the junior category was Zofia Zapolska.

Senior category:

Dominik Ropka – 2nd place traditional patterns, 2nd place light contact
Dariusz Pazdan – 1st place traditional patterns, 1st place semi contact, 1st place light contact
Emilia Fiutowska – 2nd place traditional patterns, 3rd place semi contact

Once again, huge congratulations to everyone who took on the challenge at such a large event!