The year 2024 opens under the best auspices for the Haitian Taekwondo Federation with a victory for a Haitian athlete. Gregory Jean Baptiste won the gold medal at the US Masters, a high-level tournament that brings together Taekwondo masters from 25 nations. This remarkable performance in the under 58 kg category is an impressive prelude to the Paris 2024 Olympic campaign.
This victory at the US Masters in the United States is not an isolated feat, but an important milestone in the preparatory journey of Haitian athletes for Olympic qualifications. As the Haitian Taekwondo Federation now turns its attention to the Canadian Open in Vancouver, eyes are on Woobens Cazeau and his teammates. Their participation is strategic, aiming to refine their skills and gain momentum in view of Paris 2024.
The year 2024 for the Haitian Taekwondo Federation begins on a victorious note with an impressive gold medal won by Gregory Jean Baptiste at the US Masters, held from January 13 to 14, 2024. This prestigious competition, which brought together masters of Taekwondo from 25 countries, was marked by a remarkable performance of our grenadier in the -58 kg category.
Jean Baptiste’s success at the US Masters is not only a matter of national pride, but it is also part of a broader strategy of preparation for the qualifications for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, which will be held in the Dominican Republic. This victory is a key indicator of the form and determination of our athletes facing the international challenges to come.
Next up for the FEHTKD is the Canadian Open in Vancouver, a crucial event for honing skills and growing athletes. Among the participants are promising talents such as Woobens Cazeau, whose performances will be essential to accelerate their preparation for the Olympic deadlines.
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