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Widescreen. Tory Coro (Chelsea Durkalec) is found dead in Fight Valley, an unofficial neighborhood where fighters go to earn money. Her sister Windsor (Susie Celek) moves to town to begin her own investigation--and to train with Jabs (Miesha Tate) in preparation for a face to face battle with Tory's killer. CC. 91 minutes.

Another school brawl has happened in the CSRA. This time, it happened at Midland Valley High School. The fight broke out Thursday morning, January 26th. Several students and faculty members were treated for injuries sustained from the fight. Here are two videos from the incident. Warning: Videos have sensitive content.

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Several students and faculty members are being treated for injuries that occurred when a large fight broke out at Midland Valley High School this morning.Details are still being investigated, but we do have a video of much of the attack that left the floor of the commons area covered in blood.

The All Valley Under 18 Karate Tournament is a karate tournament held in the San Fernando Valley in California. It is a yearly event that brings all the dojos in the valleys together, with their best students competing to become champion. The tournament is overseen by a committee of karate experts.

The tournament first debuted in 1968. The seventh annual tournament was held on Saturday, December 20th, 1975.[1] The Cobra Kai Dojo entered in 1975, then won four times between then and 1983. Although in 1981, Darryl Vidal of Locust Valley Karate Club won the tournament that year. Cobra Kai's most notable champion was their star fighter Johnny Lawrence. The young karate protégé won in both 1982 and 1983.

The 1985 tournament has a new rule that grants the defending champion an automatic spot in the finales. Following his legendary victory against Johnny Lawrence, Daniel LaRusso enrolls in the fight - without the support of his original sensei Mr. Miyagi. He faces off against Mike Barnes, a vicious fighter. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, Daniel's fight against Mike Barnes was orchestrated by Terry Silver. Silver was one of the owners of Cobra Kai along with Kreese. Terry Silver decided to help Kreese get revenge on Daniel and his sensei Mr. Miyagi for the events of the 1984 tournament, with Barnes hired by Silver to defeat Daniel. The co-senseis goal is to win the tournament and earn infamy as the best dojo in the valley. Mike, under Silver's order, repeatedly wins a point, but then commits an illegal move to losing a point, so that he has more chances to attack Daniel. Mike severely injures and terrifies Daniel. In the sudden death round, Daniel uses the kata technique he learned from Mr. Miyagi to flip Mike and win the tournament for the second year in a row, making Daniel a two-time champion.[4]. In the aftermath of the 1985 Tournament, a lifetime ban was emplaced against Cobra Kai Dojo's for the actions of John Kreese, Terry Silver, and Mike Barnes.

Following a karate fight between John Kreese, Johnny Lawrence, and Daniel LaRusso, the trio make a deal to settle their long-standing grievances at the upcoming All Valley tournament. The dojo that loses must close forever.[6]

Due to the crippling injuries that were sustained throughout the valley, including the recent karate brawl at West Valley High School, the Northridge city council cancels the 2019 tournament. The decision is overturned following an appeal heralded by Miguel Diaz and Samantha LaRusso.[7] The All Valley implements new changes to the tournament, including introducing a skills competition and gender divisions.[8] The tournament commences on May 18, 2019.[9]

The dojo with the highest overall points becomes winner of the All Valley Karate Tournament. Originally, the fighter representing the dojo becomes the champion along with the dojo itself, even if the dojos students fought against each other. During 1985, the winner will only compete in the finale and skip the quarterfinals and semifinals. Starting in 2019, the committee has introduced a skills competition, a boys division, and a girls division. In the skills competition, the dojo becomes the winner when their students skills are impressive and given a rating, which also gives the dojo a chance to win the grand trophy. During the finals divisions, if students from the same dojo wins both the boys and girls competitions, the dojo becomes the official champion. However, if different dojos win the boys and girls division, then the dojo with a higher overall score becomes the grand champion. An example for this is that Eli wins the boys division for Miyagi-Do Karate after beating Robby Keene, while Tory Nichols of Cobra Kai Dojo wins the girls division after beating Samantha LaRusso, in which Cobra Kai becomes the dojo grand champion since they had the higher overall score. Regardless if the dojo wins or loses, the champion of either the girls or boys division is still given a trophy.

The quarterfinals is the stage of the tournament when there are rarely any easy opponents. Aisha and Dutch are two fighters to reach this stage of the competition and miss out on a trip to the Semi's.

With four fighters left in the competition and only one being able to win the tournament, the pressure is on once you reach this stage of the game. Being able to reach this stage you would have to be a highly skilled competitor, fighters such as Demetri and Xander have made it the Semi's, both of them missed out the chance to fight in the finals due to being taken out with ease by Robby and Miguel. Bobby Brown made the semifinals as well, but was disqualified by illegally kicking Daniel.

The two best fighters in the tournament face off to clinch victory in the Grand-Finals. Fighters such as Miguel, Samantha, Eli and Robby have all reached this stage of the tournament at some point in time. Miguel, Eli and Tory were crowned winners overall.

There's no one that evokes more school spirit at a Red Foxes sporting event than Marist's Director of Music, Art Himmelberger. In an attempt to build spirit and pride among the college's fans, alumni, faculty, staff and students, Art began creating the lyrics and music for Marist's first fight song during the spring of 2006. The Marist Band began learning the music and words upon their return to campus in the fall.

1st VerseMarist, College, Let the bells ring.Honor, Glory, Your Praises We Sing.We're here with banners fly-ing!Our shouts of victory cry-ing! Rah! - Rah! - Rah!Alma, Mater, We love you dear.Conquering, Heroes, We're here to cheer.We have no fear for Marist College,We'll fight on to victory.

2nd Verse - (Fun words)Marist, Foxes, We're on the run.Up hill, down hill, having much fun.We lure our every foe,Into the Red Fox hole. Rah! - Rah! - Rah!Scratch them, tear them, rip them a part.Offense, Defense -- right from the start,We have no fear for our Red Foxes,They'll fight on to Victory.

HistoryFirst sung at an Idaho football game in 1931, "Go Vandals, Go" was adopted as Idaho's only fight song. It was composed by J.M. "Morey" O'Donnell, a longtime Moscow attorney, when he was a freshman at the University. A native of Granite, Idaho (north of Coeur d'Alene), Morey was a child prodigy who began playing the piano at age six, was in an orchestra by 13, and was traveling the world with a dance orchestra by the time he entered the University in 1930.

At that time, Idaho's fight song was "On Idaho" which was sung to the tune of "On Wisconsin." The ASUI sponsored an annual songfest competition among the classes, and one of its purposes was to find a new fight song. "Go Vandals, Go" won the competition in 1930 and immediately became the Vandals only mantra. It was copyrighted by the University in 1931.

The chorus was written as whole notes and half notes so that it could be easily sung by a large crowd. Many school songs are difficult to sing because of the fast beat used to make them spirited. "Go Vandals" instead relies on a heavy drum beat and the nature of the words to carry the spirit. As a result, it is continually cited as one of the top college fight songs in America.(Courtesy UI Marching Band)

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