Martial artists brings karate skills to Port Lavaca

by Tabbie Harris ©The Port Lavaca Wave 2025
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PHOTO BY TABBIE HARRIS K2 Karate Elite Team students engaged in a Sparring session with their teammates during their Thursday, March 13, class, with the presence of their parents as observers.


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