Haysville Martial Arts Student Brings Home Gold From Founder’s Classic Open Championships

N. D. Hanson (right) displays his four gold medals from the Founder's Classic Open Championships in Roseland, New Jersey on Saturday, December 3, 2016.
N. D. Hanson (right) displays his four gold medals from the Founder’s Classic Open Championships in Roseland, New Jersey on Saturday, December 3, 2016.

N. D. Hanson, a Haysville student, brought home four gold medals in four categories from the Founder’s Classic Open Championships, held in Roseland, New Jersey, on Saturday, December 3, 2016. Hanson, 14, a high blue belt in Chun Kuhn Taekwondo, placed 1st in every category in which he competed.

Hanson received gold medals in empty hand patterns, weapons patterns, breaking and sparring. Hanson performed In Kuhn Hyung, an empty hand pattern, and Jahng Chun Guhn 4, a weapons pattern using the staff. He broke one board each with a reverse knifehand strike (also known as a ridgehand) and a reverse turning kick (also known as a spinning heel). The rules for breaking required Hanson to perform the breaks back to back without pausing or setting up for distance.

Stephen Swope, 1st Dan, also won gold for his empty hand and weapons patterns.

The Founder’s Classic Open Championships were hosted by Grandmaster Brad Shipp of Complete Martial Arts of Roseland, New Jersey. Grandmaster Shipp is the most senior student of Supreme Master Kim Bok-Man, one of the founding pioneers of Taekwondo who helped develop, formalize and globalize the art in the mid 1950s through the 1970s.

Hanson and Swope are students of the Kansas Chun Kuhn Taekwondo Association, which teaches traditional Chun Kuhn Taekwondo to children and adults while encouraging respect, cooperation and the exchange of ideas between all martial arts to promote a healthy lifestyle and the physical, mental and social benefits of practicing the martial arts. Visit http://www.KansasChunKuhnTKD.com for more information.

Student Awarded 1st Team AVCTL League Honors

Dalton Rogers, a junior at Campus High School was just awarded 1st team AVCTL League honors for football. This was the first time someone has been awarded this honor in quite sometime, 2006 to be exact. He is the kicker for the team and went a perfect 24/24 on the season for extra points and has been the kicker since his freshman year. He was also honored two weeks ago as 1st team for AVCTL League honors for soccer as well. He played defender for the Colts and has been a starter for the team since his freshman year as well. He might possibly be the first athlete to be awarded first team in the same year for two sports ever for Campus High.

Congrats to Dalton.

Campus High School Boy’s Soccer

Congratulation to 5 of the Campus High School Boys soccer players for making All League AV-CTL Division I Second Team and Honorable Mention. This list was posted on November 10, 2015 on Varsity Kansas.

Team 2 Players:

Trinidad Tackett – Midfield – Sophomore
Ryan Swiggart – Midfield – Senior

Honorable Mention Players:

Simon Mourning – Defense – Sophomore
Dalton Rogers – Midfield – Sophomore
Connor Patterson – Goalie – Senior

Congratulations to these players for all their hard work!

HAYSVILLE TAEKWONDO STUDENT WINS GOLD MEDALS

Stephen Swope (L) and N. D. Hanson (R) display their gold and silver medals awarded at the Air Capital Taekwondo Hanmadang.

N. D. Hanson, a Haysville student, received gold medals for power breaking, empty hand sparring, empty hand pattern, and weapons pattern in the Air Capital Taekwondo Martial Arts Festival in Andover, Kansas, on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014. Hanson, a yellow belt, also received silver medals for weapons sparring and speed kicking. Hanson is a student of the Kansas Chun Kuhn Taekwondo Association.

Three other students of the Association also received medals.

Stephen Swope, a black belt, won Grand Champion in the Jumping High Kick event. Swope also received gold medals in the empty hand pattern and standing high kick events. Swope received a silver medal for weapons pattern.

Mr. Jeramie Swope, Technical Director of the Association, received gold medals for power breaking and empty hand pattern, and a silver medal for weapons pattern.

Master Mike Swope, President of the Association, received gold medals for empty hand pattern and weapons pattern.

The Kansas Chun Kuhn Taekwondo Association teaches traditional Chun Kuhn Taekwondo and sport Taekwondo to children and adults while encouraging respect, cooperation and the exchange of ideas between all martial arts to promote a healthy lifestyle and the physical, mental and social benefits of practicing the martial arts. Visit http://www.KansasChunKuhnTKD.com for more information.

1988 Campus 5A Title Game

From John Snyder with KSN-TV…

Im hoping to do a piece involving the 1988 state 5a title game played on March 12, 1988 between Campus high school and Shawnee Heights.
Ive been looking for film and or video of that game and have been unsucessful thus far.
Possibly someone in Haysville has some home video/film of that game and, if so, I would certainly like to borrow it.
Anyone who has such footage or knows who does can call me at the TV station…… 292-1123…..
Many thanks for your help.

Haysville Martial Arts Student Earns Spot At National Tae Kwon Do Championships

Eric Matthews (pictured), 16, of Haysville, Kansas received gold medals in both sport poomsae (forms) and Olympic-style sport kyorugi (sparring) in the 2013 KTA Kansas State Tae Kwon Do Championships in Overland Park, Kansas, on Saturday, March 16th.

With these medals, Eric, a student at Black Eagle Martial Arts in Haysville and Derby, qualifies to compete in the 2013 USAT National Tae Kwon Do Championships to be hosted July 3-9 in Chicago.

Eric was coached at the 2013 Kansas State Championships by Master Richard DeCou, 6th Dan, head instructor at Black Eagle Martial Arts.

The 2013 Kansas State Tae Kwon Do Championships was sponsored by the Kansas Taekwondo Association (KTA). The KTA is recognized by USA Taekwondo, the national governing body for the Olympic sport of Tae Kwon Do in the United States, as the official Taekwondo organization for the state of Kansas.

Black Eagle Martial Arts teaches competition Tae Kwon Do to children (ages 5+) and adults at locations in Derby, Haysville and Mulvane, Kansas. Master Decou, 6th Dan and head instructor, was a former competitor and international referee. Visit
www.BlackEagleMartialArts.com for more information.

Haysville Martial Arts Student Competes for Grand Champion


Adam Schmidt of Haysville. Courtesy photo.

Adam Schmidt, Trisha Leidich, Jaxson Corbin and Stephen Swope, students at Black Eagle Martial Arts in Haysville and Derby, Kansas, competed in the 2013 Mid-Continent Open Martial Arts Championships in Andover, Kansas, on Saturday, March 9th. All four students returned with medals for their efforts.

Adam Schmidt of Haysville, red belt, won gold in weapons sparring, placed 3rd in weapons form, 2nd in forms, and 3rd in sparring. Schmidt also competed for grand champion in his division for weapons sparring.

Trisha Leidich of Derby, 2nd Dan, placed 2nd in weapons form, 2nd in weapons sparring, and 2nd in forms.

Stephen Swope of Mulvane, green belt, received gold in forms and 4th place in sparring

Jaxson Corbin of Derby, green belt, earned 3rd place in sparring and 4th place in forms.

The 2013 Mid-Continent Open was sponsored by Air Capital Taekwondo in Andover, Kansas.

Black Eagle Martial Arts teaches competition Tae Kwon Do to children (ages 5+) and adults at locations in Derby, Haysville and Mulvane. Master Decou, 6th Dan and head instructor, was a former competitor and international referee. Visit BlackEagleMartialArts.com for more information.