Staff Report / chandlerlocal.org

Sisters Methuli G. and Nethumi from Chandler, Arizona, have achieved significant success in their recent karate competitions. Methuli, a seventh grader at Arizona College Prep - Middle School, won the Championship Trophy in her division during regional tournaments held in Phoenix and Tucson this year. Her performance showcased extraordinary agility and techniques. Nethumi, a third grader from CTA Independence Hawks, received the Hall of Fame Trophy for her exceptional commitment and strength in her division. Both sisters have been recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in karate.

Source: Chandler Unified Schools

Source Type: schools

Source Location: Chandler

Tucson, AZ

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