Nepali Taekwondo Pioneers Shine at AAU Nationals


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eShilalekh

July 7, 2026 7:36 pm

FLORIDA, USA: Nepali-origin taekwondo referees and coaches received widespread recognition for their contributions at the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) National Taekwondo Championship 2026, held at the Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The prestigious championship, which took place from June 28 to July 4, brought together hundreds of athletes, coaches, and officials from across the United States. Among those serving as referees and coaches were renowned Nepali taekwondo figures Master Kumar Karki, Master Gopal Bhandari, Master Sanjiv Nepali, Master Bikash Gurung, and Sagar Gubhaju. Notably, three of the referees were highly commended for their outstanding service during the tournament.

Conducted under international standards and supported by modern competition technology, the event showcased a high level of athletic performance and professionalism. The Nepali-origin referees were praised by AAU officials and American sports administrators for their professionalism, impartial judgment, and commitment to maintaining discipline throughout the competition.

In addition to their officiating roles, skilled Nepali coaches and talented young athletes delivered impressive performances across various divisions. Teams representing different states demonstrated the growing strength and presence of the Nepali taekwondo community on the national stage.

During the championship, senior instructors provided guidance, mentorship, and encouragement to a new generation of Nepali-American athletes. Participants noted that the leadership of veteran coaches, particularly Master Kumar Karki and his colleagues, played a vital role in boosting the confidence and development of the young competitors.

Widely regarded as one of the premier national sporting events in the United States, the AAU National Taekwondo Championship highlighted the active involvement and achievements of Nepali-origin referees, coaches, and athletes. Their success and dedication have further elevated the international profile of Nepali taekwondo, bringing immense pride to the global Nepali community.

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