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**draigenia** · 03-01-2010, 04:21 PM

In Australia, we have the University Games. A Kendo competition is included. The unigames are funded by governments and universities. The aim is to increase sport involvement in the university community. Typically they go for four or five days and all the sports that you would expect are included.

So uni kendo players get to compete in a serious kendo competition against othe uni kendo players.

Does the USA have a similar event? If so maybe the US college kendo could become a part of that.

There is also a World level University Games.

03-01-2010, 04:21 PM	#25
draigenia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 534 Senior Member	In Australia, we have the University Games. A Kendo competition is included. The unigames are funded by governments and universities. The aim is to increase sport involvement in the university community. Typically they go for four or five days and all the sports that you would expect are included. So uni kendo players get to compete in a serious kendo competition against othe uni kendo players. Does the USA have a similar event? If so maybe the US college kendo could become a part of that. There is also a World level University Games.
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