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Sydney boy wins Nova Scotia Taekwondo Championships

SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 24, 2020, 3:59 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 24, 2020, 6:50 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Landon MacArthur of Island Martial Arts Centre was declared the provincial champion at the Nova Scotia Taekwondo Championships in Antigonish earlier this month. Other successful local athletes were Brooklyn Redmond (silver), James Myers (silver and bronze), Andrew Brunet (two silver), Emma Head (gold and silver), Kiley Wrathall (silver), Emily Reid (gold and silver), Delia Redmond (two silver), Arthur Jackson MacArthur (gold and bronze). CONTRIBUTED/ANGIE MACDONALD
Landon MacArthur of Island Martial Arts Centre was declared the provincial champion at the Nova Scotia Taekwondo Championships in Antigonish earlier this month. Other successful local athletes were Brooklyn Redmond (silver), James Myers (silver and bronze), Andrew Brunet (two silver), Emma Head (gold and silver), Kiley Wrathall (silver), Emily Reid (gold and silver), Delia Redmond (two silver), Arthur Jackson MacArthur (gold and bronze). CONTRIBUTED/ANGIE MACDONALD

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Landon MacArthur of Island Martial Arts Centre was declared the provincial champion at the Nova Scotia Taekwondo Championships in Antigonish earlier this month.

Other successful local athletes were Brooklyn Redmond (silver), James Myers (silver and bronze), Andrew Brunet (two silver), Emma Head (gold and silver), Kiley Wrathall (silver), Emily Reid (gold and silver), Delia Redmond (two silver), Arthur Jackson MacArthur (gold and bronze).

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