Korean Martial Arts Centre of Sudbury students went head to head against competitors from other northern cities at the Northern Ontario Martial Arts Championship last month
The Northern Ontario Martial Arts Championship made its much-awaited comeback April 22 after a pandemic-imposed break.
Christian Fortin of KMAC in Sudbury told Sudbury.com competitors mainly came from nearby cities such as Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, and North Bay, while some traveled from as far as Barrie to participate.
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