Championship Details
2023 CHAMPIONSHIP DETAILS
LOCATION
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Mt Gravatt State High School |
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DATE |
30 September 2023
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ARRIVAL TIME | 12:15pm |
START TIME | 12:45pm |
ENTRY FEE | $NIL |
COLD DRINKS | $2 each |
Invitation (PDF) |
EVENTS
Patterns
- Individual Medal — per division (presented on the day).
- Individual Champion Trophy — per belt (presented at Awards Night).
- Championship Trophy: overall team placing, based on most gold. All team members receive a team medal (presented on the day).
- Players Trophy: overall team placing, based on percentage of medals won versus players in team. All team members receive a team medal (presented on the day).
Divisions are per rank (white/yellow, blue, red, red III, black) and split into four age groups (<10, 10-14, 15-29, 30+)
High Kick
- Individual Medal — per division (presented on the day).
Divisions are female and male split into heights (M176+, M156-175, M131-155, F166+, F151-165, F131-150 & Midgets)
HISTORY
The Sun Bae Championship was first held in 2003 with typically close to 200 players competing both individually, but mainly as a team event. The event is a poomsae (patterns) display which is non-contact.
Notable teams in history include westside's Kenmore and northside's Newmarket winning multiple times.
PATTERNS (incl Video)
WHITE BELT
- Basic Pattern
YELLOW BELT
- Taegeuk 1 (Yellow I)
BLUE BELT
- Taegeuk 4 (Blue I)
RED BELT I-II (3RD-2ND GUP)
- Taegeuk 7 (Red I)
RED III (1ST GUP)
- Taegeuk 8
- Koryo I
BLACK BELT
- Koryo II
- Tae Baek
- Pyon Won
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