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World Amateur Martial Arts Games Amateur Pankration Championships University of San Diego Aug 20Th 2006 Over 200 Pankration Comp World Amateur Martial Arts Games Amateur Pankration Championships University Of San Diego Aug 20th 2006 Over 200 Pankration Competitors including some from Mexico, Spain, France and Columbia!!!! RESULTS ADVANCED DIVISION Team Standings 1. Cobra Kai 2. USMC 3. American Kickboxing Academy Finweight 1. Anthony Frank OCJJ 2. Marc Hammerbeck OCDOJO 3. Unk Flyweight 1. Ulysess Gomez Cobra Kai 2. Phillip Palmejar Roy Harris 3. Joshua Vera American Kickboxing Academy Featherweight 1. Gunnar Hinson Team Wildman 2. Roger Soriano Strike First 3. Unk Bantamweight 1. Jason Carpenter Cobra Kai 2. Lorenzo Parks OCJJ 3. George Estrada White Dragon Lightweight 1. John Murphy American Kickboxing Academy 2. David Sosbee USMC 3. Ryan Hendricks White Dragon Welterweight 1. Tim Carey American Freestyle Fighting 2. Ryan Monaco Cobra Kai 3. Unk Light Heavyweight 1. Dave Mckinnon Centerline 2. Marcus Zamora Chute Boxe 3. Unk Heavyweight 1. Jared Palmer Cobra Kai 2. Joshua Phillips USMC 3. Jose Trejo USMC INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Team Standings 1. Navy 2. Strike First & USMC (tie) 3. OC Dojo Flyweight 1. Jeremy Cabanilla Navy 2. Richard TO Strike First 3. Daniel Camara OCDOJO Featherweight 1. Richard Soriano Strike First 2. Ryan Johnson Charles Gracie 3. Jeff Martin Sidekicks Bantamweight 1. Joeseph Foss Backyard Submissions 2. Zack Advocate My JKD 3. Kevin Miller White Dragon Lightweight 1. Tucker Bell Navy 2. Nate Aye OCDOJO 3. Cory Dupont White Dragon Welterweight 1. Chris Vincent Cobra Kai 2. Daniel Fair AMA 3. Steve Marino IND Middleweight 1. Rich Campbell American Freestyle Fighting 2. Ronald Sampson USMC 3. Salvatore Cucci My JKD Lt Heavyweight 1. Luis Ojeda American Boxing 2. Jonathan Diller American Pankration 3. Unk Heavyweight 1. Cartis Stephens USMC 2. Austin Foulke Way of Orient 3. Chris Adams Centerline BEGINNER DIVISION Team Standings 1. USMC 2. Farfan 3. American Boxing & Cobra Kai (Tie) Finweight 1. Robert Voskoyan USMC 2. Ignacio Flores USMC 3. Unk Flyweight 1. Daniel Sanchez Cobra Kai 2. Rodolfo Soriano Strike First 3. Matthew Muramoto American Freestyle Fighting Featherweight A 1. Andrew Martinez Farfan 2. Christopher Domingo Cobra Kai 3. Dante Pallotto AMA Featherweight B 1. Sonny Siegal IND 2. Reza Moayeri Dean Lister 3. Loren Chan USMC Bantanweight A 1. Shea Ealey American Boxing 2. Michael Bascon American Boxing 3. Jared McCarthy Backyard Submission Bantamweight B 1. Roy Anderson Cobra Kai 2. Gerardo Arredondo USMC 3. Ricardo Robles VP Jiujistu Lightweight 1. Edward Bentancourt Frafan 2. Garrett Troffer Backyard Submissions 3. Eric Leeks USMC Welterweight 1. Eric Roachell AMA 2. Randall Plunkett OCJJ 3. Armando Rivas USMC Middleweight 1. Rich Campbell American Freestyle Fighting 2. Andres Gomez Team Columbia 3. Unk Lt Heavyweight 1. Yuan Humphry White Dragon 2. Brian Akers OCJJ 3. James Frkovich OCDOJO YOUTH DIVISION Team Standings 1. Cobra Kai 2. Riverside Submission & Muay Thai 3. American Freestyle Fighting ROOKIES 1. Ronnie Cummings Nor Cal Fighting Alliance 2. Trenton Beyers American Freestyle Fighting NOVICE Lightweight 1. Opferman Team Freedom 2. Cummings Nor Cal Fighting Alliance 3. Cruz Cobra Kai Middleweights (Lost Results) List of Competitors Cunanhan Cobra Kai Robles VP Jiujitsu Brendan Team USA Lujan Cobra Kai Cruz Cobra Kai CADET Flyweight (Lost Results) List of Competitors Beyers American Freestyle Fighting Lambert Cobra Kai Avila-Cunanhan Cobra Kai Miller Team Frater Opfermen Team Freedom Kamminga Cobra Kai Lightweight 1. Blatin MKA 2. Lambert Cobra Kai 3. Valentine Team Katana Middleweight 1. Anderson Cobra Kai 2. Groth Walkin Freestyle 3. Vargas Cobra Kai JUNIOR Flyweight 1. Casarez Riverside Submission & Muay Thai 2. Vargas Cobra Kai Featherweight 1. Kirkland Cobra Kai 2. Valasco United Studios of Self Defence 3. Comer Cobra Kai Bantamweight 1. Junkers Riverside Submission & Muay Thai 2. Mack Team Quest 3. Frank OCJJ Lightweight 1. Higgins OCDOJO 2. Guimond Riverside Submission & Muay Thai 3. Pappas Judo America Welterweight 1. Tracy American Freestyle Fighting 2. Hinson Team Wildman 3. Arambula Farfan Lt Heavyweight 1. Gonzalez 2. Pou WOMEN S Super Bout 1. Samantha Maki Team USA 2. Katrina Maki Team USA ISWA World Cup Team Submission Wrestling Team Placing 1. Ultimate Fitness 2. Grapplers Edge 3. Team Archangel 4. Team Titan 5. Team Pain & Suffering 6. San Diego Fight Club 7. Dean Lister's Fight Team 8. USMC-Camp Pendleton Next event Oct 22 - www.fightleague.org .
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