Wilson earns medals for Annarino's Martial Arts in Christmas competition

Harlie Wilson took first in synchronized forms and runner-up each in weapons, forms and fighting in junior girls 10 to 11 novice last Saturday, leading Annarino's Martial Arts during the American Father Christmas Cup Don Madden Memorial Championship in Chillicothe.

Corey Wollenberg took first in fighting and second in forms in young men’s 16 to 17 advanced, and Jonathan Braddock took first in forms, second in fighting and third in synchronized forms in young boys 10 to 11 novice.

Robyn Pierce took first in weapons and forms and third in fighting in junior girls 12 to 13 novice. Aryanna King added a first in synchronized forms, second in fighting and third in forms.

Carson Lattimer took third in forms and fourth in fighting in young men's 12 to 13 advanced, and Chloe Wilson took third in forms and fourth in fighting in mini pee wee girls 5 to 7 novice.

Jacob Dixon took third in weapons and fourth in fighting in pee wee boys 8 to 9 novice. A.J. Amerman added third in synchronized forms and Kolby Westfall fourth in forms.

Andrew Gillespie took first in forms, second in fighting and fourth in weapons in men’s 65 and over advanced, and Tom Olson took first in forms in men’s 55 and over novice.

Eric Winters took first in weapons, forms and fighting and competed for overall Grand Champion in men’s 50 and over black belt, and Karen Annarino took first in weapons and in forms and second in synchronized forms in women’s senior black belt.

Joe Foresta took second in synchronized forms and third in forms in men’s 65 and over black belt. Jay Foresta took second in fighting and fourth in forms in men’s 35 and over black belt, and Brandon Queen took second in weapons and fighting and third in forms in men’s black belt.

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