ENGLAND international karate exponent Paul Newby organised a second tournament for his Burley-in-Wharfedale based Wharfedale Warriors club at Burley and Woodhead School.

The club has a new logo - Wharfedale Warriors - Olympic Dream as instructor Paul - a world champion - has been involved in a televised campaign to get karate included in the Olympic Games.

Results of the tournament were:

Children's kata - 1, Bronte Duxbury; 2, Ben Ullock; 3, Luke Kenna and Harry Hawcroft.

Senior kata - 1, Matthew Jones; 2, Stuart Raw; 3, Joseph Dalzell and James Farrington.

Team kata - 1, Luke Kenna, Bronte Duxbury and Ben Ullock; 2, Eddie Thomas Ashley Beel and Emily Spears; 3, Thomas Turner, Bradley Cox and Jeremy Whitehead; and Anna Ross, Beth Ruddock, Simon Wood and Ella Sturrock.

Fighting 5,6 and 7 yrs - 1, Anna Ross; 2, Ella Sturrock; 3, Eddie Thomas and Katie Dalzell.

8-9 yrs - 1, Harry Hawcroft; Ross McMillan; 3, Joshua Stevens and Freddie Mason.

10-11 yrs - 1, Jeremy Whitehead; 2, Bronte Duxbury; 3, Emily Spears and Nick Lockyer.

12/13 years - 1, James Farrington; 2, Joseph Dalzell; 3, Stuart Raw.

Seniors - 1, Matthew Jones; 2, Rob Fuller; 3, Rob Saville.

All fighting team event - 1, The Wasps (Eddie Thomas, Harry Hawcroft, James Farrington); 2, Team Power (Ross McMillan, Joshua Stevens, Simon Wood; 3, The Ninjas (Anna Ross, Bronte Duxbury, Luke Kenna); 4, Team Gold (Ben Ullock, Beth Ruddock, Joseph Dalzell).

The Best Competitor of the Day was five year-old yellow belt Eddie Thomas.

Paul Newby's signed England polo shirt was raffled and raised £70 for the Tsunami Appeal.

Paul is grateful to his sponsors who enabled him to purchase superb trophies for the competitors.

The sponsors were RMD Fabrications of Keighley; Blue Menswear and Pink Ladieswear of Keighley; L and J Newby; Cobbeydale Social Club, Silsden; The Robin Hood Inn, Silsden; Pennine Playgrounds Ltd; Foam Comforts of Keighley; BJN; Dave Marshall Painter and Decorator