Lucy Hope-Moult

Lucy Hope-Moult

Lucy has qualified to represent Australia at the Shidokan International Championship in November 2026

Current Campaigns

    ABOUT Lucy Hope-Moult

    Cliftleigh, NSW

    We’re raising funds to help cover travel and competition costs so Lucy can compete on the world stage again in Japan at the Shidokan International Championship in November 2026

    Every donation — big or small — makes a difference.


    Why donate to Lucy:

    Your donation directly supports a young Australian athlete representing her country on the world stage.

    All donations $2 or more are tax‑deductible through the Australian Sports Foundation (ASF). You will automatically receive an official tax receipt to use in your income tax return.


    Supporting Lucy means supporting:

    • Women in sport
    • Regional youth achievement
    • Australian representation on the international stage
    • A hardworking, high‑performing young athlete with a proven record of success

    What We’re Fundraising For:

    This includes:

    • Tournament entry fees
    • Training and coaching
    • Uniforms and equipment
    • Accommodation/Flights to Japan
    • Travel insurance
    • Team and support costs

    Every contribution helps bring Lucy one step closer to stepping onto the Shidokan mats in Japan.


    Lucy’s Achievements:

    AMAC Australian Squad Member:

    2023 - 2nd Place = Shidokan International Championship, Japan

    2024 - 3rd Place = Shidokan International Championship, Japan

    2025 - Qualified but unable to attend due to lack of funding

    2026 - Hoping to raise the funds to return to Japan and compete again attend the Shidokan International Championship, Japan

    US Open, Orlando FL (2023) — 1st, 2× 3rd, 4th, 5th

    Australia World Title (2023) — 1st Place

    Japan International Events

    • 2023 — 2nd Place
    • 2024 — 3rd Place
    • 2026 — Competing again on 1 November 2026

    All Australian Karate Championships (2026) — 2nd Place


    This is a rare honour for any athlete, let alone someone Lucy's age. Lucy will be representing Australia, her community, and the future of women in martial arts.