Haruka Ban's great Kendo performance at the Brazilian Championship

Haruka Ban's great Kendo performance at the Brazilian Championship Haruka Ban has won two competitions at the Brazilian Championship held on March 10th in Suzano. Screen Shot 20190318 at 203754

The British College of Brazil is very proud to congratulate Haruka Ban for her amazing performance at the Brazilian Championship held on March 10th in Suzano.

Haruka won at the "Individual category"- for girls born between 2006 and 2008. She also won at the category "Equipe - Infantil" as a member of "MIE Kendo Bu". This is a team competition, for boys and girls.

Haruka has made us all very proud with her Ambitious mindset and we are looking forward to hearing more about her next achievements.

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