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**UrUROFlS** · 02-26-2010, 01:56 PM

Well maybe we should form one. Me not being as able to travel as I used to be, I'd think about organizing his around the 'traditional' conferences that already exist e.g. in the Big 10 six out of the 11 schools (wait why do we still call it big 10?) have kendo.
(UIUC, Michigan, MSU, OSU, Purdue, U-Wisc). That's enough to think about a big 10 tournament open only to big ten dojos. A small tournament but one way to keep the west coast barbarians at bay.

Then what is now the Shoryuhai tournament (open to all colleges) could evolve into the national collegiate kendo championships.

02-26-2010, 01:56 PM	#13
UrUROFlS Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	Well maybe we should form one. Me not being as able to travel as I used to be, I'd think about organizing his around the 'traditional' conferences that already exist e.g. in the Big 10 six out of the 11 schools (wait why do we still call it big 10?) have kendo. (UIUC, Michigan, MSU, OSU, Purdue, U-Wisc). That's enough to think about a big 10 tournament open only to big ten dojos. A small tournament but one way to keep the west coast barbarians at bay. Then what is now the Shoryuhai tournament (open to all colleges) could evolve into the national collegiate kendo championships.
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