Celebrating Excellence: Anisha Dhoot Named 2026 Rose Festival Princess

At World Class Taekwondo Beaverton, we believe that martial arts is more than physical training—it’s about building leaders, character, and future impact.
Today, we are proud to celebrate one of our own.
Anisha Dhoot, a Black Belt at World Class Taekwondo Beaverton and a junior at Westview High School, has been named a 2026 Rose Festival Princess representing Metro West.
This prestigious recognition highlights not only her academic excellence, but also her leadership, service, and commitment to making a difference.

A True Example of Black Belt Values
Anisha embodies the core values we teach every day on the mat:

• Discipline
• Respect
• Perseverance
• Leadership

Her journey as a Black Belt reflects years of dedication, consistency, and personal growth—qualities that extend far beyond martial arts.

 A Vision for the Future
Anisha plans to attend a four-year university to study biomedical/biochemical engineering and public policy, followed by graduate studies.
Her long-term goal is to build a career focused on:

• Environmental sustainability
• Human health
• Creating meaningful, lasting impact

This level of vision and purpose is exactly what we strive to instill in our students.

Leadership Beyond the Mat
As a Rose Festival Princess, Anisha will receive:

• One-on-one mentorship from female executives
• A $3,500 scholarship
• Leadership development opportunities

These experiences will further strengthen her ability to lead and inspire others.

 Building Leaders at World Class Taekwondo
At World Class Taekwondo Beaverton, our mission is clear:
To develop confident, disciplined, and capable individuals who succeed in all areas of life.
Anisha’s achievement is a powerful example of what happens when students commit to growth, both on and off the mat.

Congratulations, Anisha!
We are incredibly proud of you and excited to see all that you will accomplish.
This is what a Black Belt represents.
This is what leadership looks like.

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