Taekwondo Competitions in Australia 2025. All The Info You Need.
- Tyrone Staben
- 4 days ago
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Australia's taekwondo scene is set to ignite in 2025 with a dynamic calendar of taekwondo competitions catering to all levels—from aspiring cadets to elite black belts. Whether you're chasing national titles or climbing the taekwondo ranks, this year’s events promise high-impact action and career-defining moments.
2025 Cadet Selection Event – March 9th, Canberra
Held at the Australian Institute of Sport, this event determined Australia's representatives for the World Taekwondo Cadet Championships in Fujairah, UAE. It was a pivotal moment for 13-year-old, Mozdeh Martial Arts student, Lucy Schranz, who successfully fought her way through the taekwondo competition to represent her country on the global stage.
5th Global Open Taekwondo Championships – April 5th, Melbourne
Hosted at Caroline Springs Leisure Centre, this inclusive event welcomed fighters of all ages looking to climb the taekwondo ranks, and their fans. Featuring both ITF and WT styles, the competition included sparring, patterns, self-defense pairs, and para divisions, fostering community and diversity within the sport.
2025 Gold Coast Open – May 3–4th, Carrara
Celebrating its 17th edition, the Gold Coast Open introduced a novice black belt sparring division, providing a platform for athletes new to this taekwondo competition. With a cap of 300 athletes per day, the event ensures quality matches and efficient scheduling through the taekwondo ranks.
2025 Senior Selection Event – May 31st, Sydney
At the Whitlam Leisure Centre, top-tier athletes compete for spots on the national team heading to the World Taekwondo Championships in Wuxi, Cia. This event is crucial for those at the pinnacle of the taekwondo ranks seeking international acclaim.
2025 WT Presidents Cup – August 14-15th, Carrara
The 2025 WT Presidents Cup in Carrara is a taekwondo competition open to senior and junior athletes of all taekwondo ranks. Competitors will participate in various weight divisions, offering opportunities for both male and female athletes to compete at an international level.
2025 Australian Open – August 16th, Carrara
A taekwondo competition welcoming cadet, junior, and senior athletes. The event features multiple categories covering all taekwondo ranks, allowing a broad range of competitors to showcase their skills in this prestigious tournament.
UniSport Nationals – September 27–28th, Gold Coast
University athletes from across Australia will converge in team, pairs, and individual competitions. This event offers a unique platform for students to compete and progress through the taekwondo ranks while representing their institutions.
2025 National Championships – October 3–5th, Adelaide
The pinnacle of Australia's taekwondo calendar, the National Championships at Netball SA Stadium will feature sparring and poomsae events. Athletes across all taekwondo ranks will fight for national titles, making it a must-watch competition.
Now we’re excited. Check out this video to get a glimpse of what these taekwondo competitions are like:
Climbing the Taekwondo Ranks Through Competition
Participation in these taekwondo competitions is more than just about winning medals; it's about progression through the taekwondo ranks and meeting with your top competitors. Each event provides athletes with the opportunity to test their skills and gain valuable experience on the mat. From coloured to black belts, these competitions are integral to the journey of every fighter.
Plan Your Taekwondo Competitions
With a packed schedule of taekwondo competitions in 2025, athletes should plan their participation strategically to maximize growth and progression through the taekwondo ranks. Engaging in these events not only hones competitive skills but also fosters community and sportsmanship within the taekwondo world. Chat to our experienced coaches at Mozhdeh Martial Arts to get ahead and train early.
For detailed information on registration and event specifics, visit the Australian Taekwondo Event Information Centre.
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