It was another outstanding showing for the eight members of Andalusia Isshinryu Karate that competed in the Gulf Coast Martial Arts Championship in Crestview, Fla., recently.

The eight members from Andalusia Isshinryu Karate competed in weapons, forms and fighting divisions for their age and belt rank.

Picking up right where they left off from the last tournament, the Andalusia members racked up 15 first place finishes. The students won seven of the eight kata divisions entered and six out of seven fighting divisions. In weapons, Andalusia students were only out placed by their own teammates.

Results for the entire team are as follows:

Konnor Owens picked up two first place finishes in green belt kata and green belt fighting. Owens also finished second in colored belt weapons.

Kila Owens garnered three first place trophies as she finished tops in colored belt weapons, brown belt kata and brown belt fighting.

Landon Caldwell notched two first place finishes in brown belt fighting and brown belt kata.

Dalton Spears got a first place finish in brown belt kata, and finished third in colored belt weapons.

Taj Patel racked up a pair of first place finishes in black belt fighting and black belt kata. Patel finished in second place in black belt weapons.

Sarah Williams got a first place finish in green belt kata.

Ethan Henderson rolled up two more first place finishes in yellow belt kata and yellow belt fighting.

Allen Butler took the top spot in both black belt weapons and black belt fighting, and also finished second in black belt kata.

All these competitors are students of Mark Rudd at Andalusia Isshinryu Karate, located beside the USA Gym and Fitness Center. For class information, call 488-3104.