The tournament was organized mainly with the youngest practitioners of the discipline in mind (ages 6–14). The karate athletes competed in events such as kihon and kata (technical events), as well as kumite and phantom (combat). An agility obstacle course was an additional event for the youngest competitors.
TOP Bolesławiec was represented by 19 karate athletes: Radek Burdzy, Jakub Skóra, Jaskaren Lall, Hania Potoczniak, Julia Krawczyk, Dominika Grzyb, Karolina Sacher, Jan Kawałko, Sławek Męczyński, Marcin Żebrowski, Franciszek Kozioł, Igor Markiewicz, Emil Korszeń, Mikołaj Olek, Michał Bieliński, Wiktor Małkowski, Kacper Lis, Filip Mtusiewicz, Władysław Diedov.
The athletes coached by Robert Bieliński won as many as 14 medals this time, including 4 gold and 4 silver medals:
- Jakub Skóra – gold in kihon and the obstacle course, and silver in kata
- Jaskaren Lall – a bronze medal in kihon
- Julia Krawczyk – gold in kata and a bronze medal in team kata
- Karolina Sacher – silver in kata and a bronze medal in team kata
- Michał Bieliński – a bronze medal in kata and kumite
- Wiktor Małkowski – a silver medal in kumite
- Franciszek Kozioł – silver in kihon
- Dominika Grzyb – a bronze medal in team kata.
Hanna Potoczniak provided a major surprise by winning a gold medal in her first competition, in kihon.
Robert Bieliński/ii