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Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2012 Parcial Results
Last Update: 06/28/2013 13:53 (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2012 Parcial Results Academies Results ADULT 1 - Alliance - 86 2 - CheckMat - 63 3 - Gracie Barra - 58 NOVICE 1 - Gracie Barra - 49 2 - Gracie Elite Team - 41 3 - Nova União - 34 JUVENILE 1 - Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu - 64 2 - Alliance - 33 3 - Gracie Barra - 22 MASTER AND SENIORS 1 - Gracie Barra - 205 2 - Alliance - 152 3 - Gracie Elite Team - 144 FEMALE 1 - Alliance - 90 2 - Team Lloyd Irvin - 43 3 - Gracie Humaita - 38 Athletes Results By Category WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Rooster First - Jason Spain - Drysdale BJJ WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Feather First - Chasen Blair - Fabio Santos BJJ Second - andrew d. wills - Roberto Traven BJJ Third - Chase Gambrell - Lótus Club Third - Bobby Wasko - Gracie Humaita WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Light First - Ericson Nicholas Brown - Gracie Barra Second - Youssef Tobah - De La Riva JJ Third - Bradley Michael Cantril - CheckMat Third - anthony davis - Cleber Jiu Jitsu WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Middle First - Joseph Morrow - Guerrilla Jiu Jitsu WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Medium Heavy First - Parker Gingery - Alliance WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Female / Feather First - Madison Loncarevich - Lótus Club WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Female / Medium Heavy First - Lindsey Kate Tromble - Nova União Second - Kylie Baker - Jean Jacques Machado BJJ Third - Valerie Wilson - Gracie Barra Third - Alyssa Benitez - Gracie Barra WHITE / Juvenile 2 / Male / Light Feather First - Hunter Gomel - SBG International (SBGI) Second - Kevin -
Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship 2016 Final Results
Last Update: 04/01/2016 10:35 (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship 2016 Final Results Academies Results Adult Male 1 - Alliance - 85 2 - Atos Jiu-Jitsu - 53 3 - GF Team - 51 4 - Gracie Barra - 48 5 - CheckMat - 37 6 - PSLPB Cicero Costha - 35 7 - Ns Brotherhood - 27 8 - Brasa CTA - 27 9 - Barbosa JJ - 18 10 - Alliance International - 15 Adult Female 1 - Alliance - 66 2 - Gracie Humaita - 43 3 - Gracie Barra - 29 4 - Ryan Gracie Team - 27 5 - GF Team - 24 6 - Ns Brotherhood - 18 7 - Soul Fighters BJJ - 17 8 - PSLPB Cicero Costha - 12 9 - Brazil 021 International - 11 10 - CheckMat - 11 Masters 1 - Gracie Barra - 224 2 - Brasa CTA - 182 3 - Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu - 151 4 - CheckMat - 138 5 - Alliance - 133 6 - Carlson Gracie Team - 99 7 - Gracie Humaita - 97 8 - Zenith BJJ - 75 9 - Brazilian Top Team - 56 10 - BJJ Revolution Team - 48 Juvenile 1 - Atos Jiu-Jitsu - 98 2 - Alliance - 59 3 - Anchorage Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - 18 4 - David Jacobs Jiu-Jitsu Team - 18 5 - Colorado BJJ - 18 6 - GF Team - 18 7 - Over Limit BJJ - 17 8 - Soul Fighters BJJ - 15 9 - Team Lloyd Irvin - 15 10 - Brasa CTA - 12 Novice 1 - Alliance - 30 2 - Carlson Gracie Team - 24 3 - Cleber Jiu Jitsu - 22 4 - Coalition 95 - 18 5 - Paragon BJJ Academy - 18 6 - Atos Jiu-Jitsu - 17 7 - CheckMat - 16 8 - Tinguinha BJJ academy - 15 9 - Impact Jiu Jitsu - 13 10 - Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu - 13 Athletes Results By Category WHITE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Feather First - Ryan Ukeiley - Gracie Barra Second - Michael Damion Figgs - Gracie Barra WHITE / Juvenile 1 -
San Antonio Internaional Open 2015 Final Results
Last Update: 12/06/2015 19:40 (UTC-06:00) Central America San Antonio Internaional Open 2015 Final Results Academies Results San Antonio Internaional Open 2015 1 - Gracie Barra - 215 2 - Rodrigo Pinheiro - 181 3 - Brazilian Top Team - 170 4 - Bruno Bastos Association - 125 5 - Atos Jiu-Jitsu - 120 6 - Presa BJJ - 96 7 - Marra Senki Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy LLC - 67 8 - Alliance - 64 9 - Team Lloyd Irvin - 61 10 - GF Team - 50 Athletes Results By Category WHITE / Adult / Male / Rooster First - Chris Alvarez - Team Lloyd Irvin Second - Oscar Borrego - Alliance Atlanta Third - Roy Alexander Ii - Gracie Barra WHITE / Adult / Male / Light Feather First - Austin Davis - Bruno Bastos Association Second - Justin Kirby - San Diego Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy Third - Will Turner - Team Lloyd Irvin WHITE / Adult / Male / Feather First - Jose Antonio Villa - Atos Jiu-Jitsu Second - Cesar Gonzalez - Presa BJJ Third - Blue Vasquez - Marra Senki Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy LLC Third - Anthony Ramirez - Presa BJJ WHITE / Adult / Male / Light First - Mark Bunkley - Tatsuo Goya Second - Thurston Moreno - Brazilian Top Team Third - Travis Carona - Brazilian Top Team Third - Jaron Garcia - Gracie Barra WHITE / Adult / Male / Middle First - Jaime Sosa - AMBJJ - Alex Martins Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Second - Corey Wilaon - Brazilian Top Team Third - Jesse Beumeler - Brazilian Top Team WHITE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy First - Daniel Pankey - Tatsuo Goya Second - Adam Jarolimek - Pablo Silva BJJ Third - Chih Wei Wang - Atos Jiu-Jitsu Third - Roberto Guerra -
2Nd Annual San Diego BJJ Open San Diego, CA - January 16Th 2016
Tap Cancer Out - 2nd Annual San Diego BJJ Open San Diego, CA - January 16th 2016 KIDS GI Academy Points 1 Outliers Jiu-jitsu 99 2 Carlson Gracie National City 65 3 Paul Silva Bjj/carlson Gracie San Diego 43 4 The Stronghold 40 5 Carlson Gracie 31 6 Gracie Barra Carlsbad 19 7 Atos 18 8 Gracie Barra 18 9 Art Over Fame Bjj 18 10 Carlos Alberto's Mma 17 ADULT GI Academy Points 1 The Stronghold 67 2 Art Over Fame Bjj 43 3 Carlson Gracie Team 33 4 Victory Mma 25 5 Gracie Humaita South Bay 21 6 Ocean Beach Jiu Jitsu 21 7 Carlson Grace Team 15 8 Primal Bjj 13 9 Americana Bjj 12 10 The Stronghold 12 GI DIVISIONS MITES OPEN - WHITE BELT GI - MITES OPEN - WHITE BELT - LIGHT FEATHER 1 Nikolas Lacson The Stronghold 2 Evan Janus The Stronghold GI - MITES OPEN - WHITE BELT - FEATHER 1 Nate Mccance Outliers Jiu-jitsu 2 Safwan Robinson Carlson Gracie National City 3 Izabella Wetzel Ace Jiu Jitsu 1 Jeremy Valdez Neutral Grounds 2 Emma Zinser Del Mar Jiu Jitsu Club 3 Maya Sanchez Pitbull Jiu-jitsu MATA LEAO - Martial Arts Tournament Management(www.mataleao.ca) 01/20/2016 10:29:30 AM Tap Cancer Out - 2nd Annual San Diego BJJ Open San Diego, CA - January 16th 2016 GI DIVISIONS MITES OPEN - WHITE BELT GI - MITES OPEN - WHITE BELT - MIDDLE 1 Xavier Ramirez Carlson Gracie National City 2 Jorge Gonzalez P33k Bjj Eastlake Ymca KIDS OPEN - WHITE BELT GI - KIDS OPEN - WHITE BELT - LIGHT FEATHER 1 Malaya Obrien Carlson Gracie National City 2 Megan Roe Outliers Jiu-jitsu GI - KIDS OPEN - WHITE BELT - FEATHER 1 Claire O'neal Carlson Gracie 2 Ashlynn Montes Outliers -
2007 North American Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Results
2007 North American Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Results Kids Team 1st - Aloisio Silva BJJ 2nd - Gauntlet BJJ 3rd - Absolute Jiu-Jitsu WHITE BELT Kindergarden - (4 - 6 Years Old) Rooster: 1st Giovanni Ruffo- Gracie Barra AV 2nd Symphony Kendrick- Caique BJJ 3rd Alyssa Wilson- Aloisio Silva BJJ Feather: 1st Carlos Ruffo- Gracie Barra 2nd Cruz Marin- Team Issues 3rd Kade Thacker- Cleber JJ Light: 1st Israel Molina- Aloisio Silva BJJ 2nd Jake Connell- Franco de Camargo BJJ 3rd Steven Kroesen- OCJJ Medium Heavy: 1st Nathen Palacios- Gauntlet BJJ 2nd Christopher Cypert- Franco de Camargo BJJ Pre Teen - (7 - 9 Years Old) Rooster A: 1st Dion Palacios- Gauntlet BJJ 2nd Joshua Jimenez- Caique BJJ 3rd Savanah Markley- Neutral Grounds Raquel Caro- Neutral Grounds Rooster B: 1st Jesse Martinez- Gauntlet BJJ 2nd Ezekiel Mojarro- Fernandinho BJJ 3rd Garrett Adams- Neutral Grounds Feather: 1st Anthony Ramirez- Caique BJJ 2nd Andrew Echeveste- Neutral Grounds 3rd Nicholas Rivera- BJJ Revolution Light: 1st Lance Bello- Gracie Academy 2nd Vince Hernandez- 3rd Sabrina Caro- Neutral Grounds Middle: 1st Kenneth Brabson- Rey Diogo BJJ 2nd Canon Cunningham- Absolute JJ 3rd Jessika Land- BJJ Revolution Heavy: 1st David Singleton- Rey Diogo BJJ 2nd Ellis Sanchez- Neutral Grounds 3rd Dionisio Diaz- Caique BJJ Jr. Teen - (10 - 12 Years Old) Rooster: 1st Richard Pereira- Aloisio Silva BJJ 2nd Christopher Wille- UBJJ 3rd Justin Ledesma- West Coast JJ Feather: 1st Isaac Ordonez- Machado Pasadena John Daniel Verdana- Machado Pasadena 2nd Dyllan Horton- Fernandinho -
Hawaii Latin Nights B-1 MCCS & SM&SP B-2 Black History B-3 Menu B-5 Word to Pass B-6 Jiu-Jitsu C-1 Sports Briefs C-2 the Bottom Line C-3
INSIDE Memorial Service A-2 ISMT A-3 Drill instructor duty A-5 Hawaii Latin Nights B-1 MCCS & SM&SP B-2 Black History B-3 Menu B-5 Word to Pass B-6 Jiu-Jitsu C-1 Sports Briefs C-2 The Bottom Line C-3 Ron Artis D-1 MVMOLUME 35, NUMBER 9 ARINEARINEWWW.MCBH.USMC.MIL MARCH 4, 2005 1/3 boards Essex to Japan Staff Sgt. J.D. Cress 31st MEU KUWAIT NAVAL BASE, Kuwait — The Marines and Sailors of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit boarded three ships of the U.S. Navy’s Essex Amphibious Ready Group Monday to prepare for a four-week voyage back home to Okinawa, Japan. The 31st MEU conducted security and sta- bilization operations in the U.S. Central Command’s area of responsibility from September 2004 to February 2005. The MEU was assigned to the 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force. The 2,200-member MEU was responsible for a wide range of missions including assis- tance and security for Iraq’s first free elec- tions, limited-scale raids against the insur- gency, civil affairs missions, Iraqi border security and training of Iraqi Security Forces. Additionally, the Navy and Marine Corps team also participated in other operations that were necessary to further stabilize the area, in support of the Interim Iraq Government. The 31st MEU, a Marine Air Ground Task Force, is comprised of Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment from MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay; Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 265 (Reinforced); MEU Service Support Group 31; and the MEU Command Element. -
2018 IBJJF Pan No-Gi Black Belt Recap: Who Won What, & How
2018 IBJJF Pan No-Gi Black Belt Recap: Who Won What, & How View Full 2018 Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF No Gi Championship Coverage Sep 15, 2018Michael Sears Miyao, Grippo, Leon, Malyjasiak, Bastos and more all won big at the 2018 IBJJF Pan No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu Championship. Here's what went down. Gordon Ryan, King of New York Gordon Ryan made a big statement in his IBJJF black belt debut on Saturday, submitting all four of his opponents on the way to double gold at No-Gi Pans. Ryan utilized an all-around strategy on the day, mixing in takedowns, guard play and passing along with some impressive leg control from the cross ashi-garami position. Ryan won both of his finals by rear naked choke. First he would defeat Max Gimenis in the ultra- heavyweight division, followed up by tapping rising Atos star Kaynan Duarte in the open class final. “It felt good to be back to competing period. I’ve been so sick lately and it feels great to just get out and do what I love. The IBJJF ruleset presents an interesting number of problems. Normally nobody would engage in an ashi-garami type of game with me because they would just get heel hooked. But without heel hooks 50/50 becomes a whole different story. I wanted to use No-Gi Pans as an experiment, not only to practice my new moves but to see how the ruleset would fit the game that I play. It will be interesting to see how I adapt to the rules as I transition to the gi simultaneously.” FloGrappling ✔@FloGrappling “How would you rate your performance out of 10?” “Close to a 10” – Gordon Ryan, 2018 Pan No-Gi champion. -
World Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi 2016
Last Update: 11/04/2016 16:00 (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) World Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi 2016 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Feather Atos Jiu-Jitsu Isaih Francesco Calderon Fabio Prado BJJ Aaron Torrecer Curtin Gracie Barra Nicholas Fernando Martinez Total: 3 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Light Cleber Jiu Jitsu Joshua Anthony Cisneros DDR Jiu Jitsu Julian Hernandez-Zamudio Frontline Academy Robin Bohlin Total: 3 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Middle Brasa CTA Bryan Adrian Cuevas Borrego Next Generation MMA Lucas Donovan Brennan Zenith BJJ Julio Souza Arantes Total: 3 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Medium Heavy Atos Jiu-Jitsu Tainan Dalpra Costa Gracie Fighter Emiliano Esai Alvarez Power MMA Connor Reed Carpenter Rodrigo Freitas Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Rafael J. Fuentes Total: 4 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Heavy Atos Jiu-Jitsu Mateus Rodrigues de Souza Brasa CTA Andy Tomas Murasaki Pereira Coalition 95 Travis Leroy Lindahl Maromba Academia International Cooper Tye Burnham Total: 4 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Super Heavy AB Mixed Martial Arts Academy Kevin Alberto Gonzalez Fuentes Alliance Roberto Francisco Jimenez Over Limit BJJ Igor Tanabe Guimarães Total: 3 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Male / Ultra Heavy Brasa CTA Marcus Rene Tonne RABJJ Academy Evan Leve Total: 2 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Female / Light Feather Ares BJJ Yesenya Yael Villafuerte Zenith BJJ Julia Gomes B. de Jesus Total: 2 BLUE / Juvenile 1 / Female / Middle Atos Jiu-Jitsu Elizabeth Joy Liera Soul Fighters BJJ Madison Lucille Wolfe Total: 2 BLUE / Juvenile 2 / Male / Feather Atos Jiu-Jitsu Demian Balderrama Gomez Brasa CTA Hugo Barraza Brasa CTA Jason Martello Moreira CONSTRICTOR TEAM Adnan Almeida Yahya Jr Infinite Jiu Jitsu Andrew K. -
Help for Homeless Peace Events Change Hearts
Lampanelli GTAV review ‘Quean of Mean’ Hottest new game smack talks Orlando sets new records page 14 page 15 Volume 19, Issue 3 www.ValenciaVoice.com Sept. 25, 2013 Peace events change hearts Valencia East Campus gives students a chance to spread love By Christopher Stanley [email protected] EAST CAMPUS — Carl Wilkens -- author of “I’m Not Leaving,” an ac- count of his time in Rwanda during the Azabache Films. genocide in 1994 -- finished Peace Day last Thursday with his presentation, “Help Build a Peaceful World by Seeing the ‘Other’ as Yourself.” Help for homeless “I don’t think horror is a lasting mo- tivator,” Wilkens said to a packed room. Film looks at problem in heart of Orlando “It’s love, plain and simple.” Peace Day was part of Peace Week By Stephanie Cardenas on the streets. Instead it isn’t unusual to 2013, sponsored by the Peace and Jus- [email protected] pass by a homeless person and ignore tice Initiative (PJI). Several tables were them as if they are invisible. An invis- set up at Valencia East Campus’ Mall WEST CAMPUS — What is the first ible homeless is overlooked by the pub- area with pamphlets advertising the thing that pops into your mind when lic and often not regarded as a priority of student group and opportunities for you see a homeless person on the streets? any means. These are the people whose passing students to write a letter to Syr- Drug users, alcoholics, physiological name is not a name, homeless. ian refugees, write what the word peace problems; these are the common miscon- Valencia College West Campus had means to them or gather information on ception most people believe to be true. -
Nino Schembri Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Nino schembri brazilian jiu jitsu Continue A very early pioneer in jiu-jitsu, Nino invented and popularized many of the techniques that are in everyone's game today. It is best known for its use of homo dress, which has not previously been seen as an effective technique. Nino used his flexibility and creativity to greatly add to the setups and sweep options from the core Omoplata presentation. In addition to the Omoplata, often referred to as king, Nino was one of the first grapplers recorded with the help of the Lasso Guard, the Resin Guard, and the Goghoplat. Nino really is one of the great innovators from the early days of sport, his name may not be that well known anymore, but his influence will forever be felt on BJJ mats. Achievement Nino is a true innovator of the sport of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which has helped popularize many positions still used today. Nino is often considered one of the best guard players of all time. He revolutionized Omoplata by transforming it from a low representation percentage into a whole system of attacks and sweeps. He was one of the first to use lasso Guard and was one of the first users of what would become a rubber guard. Along with his constant innovations, Nino was also a major competitor, winning numerous MMA titles and fights throughout his career. 1998 World Champion 1997 World Champion 1996 Brazilian National Champion - Absolute Division Nino Schembri Omoplata Terror Instruction Nino has been teaching jiu-jitsu full time since 2004, when he became a BJJ instructor at the Chute Box Academy in Brazil. -
Hector Lombard
HECTOR LOMBARD 52 FIGHTMAGAZINE.COM | JUNE 2012 HECTOR LOMBARD HECTOR LOMBARD is the UFC’s newest high-profile acquisition, and the monster of the middleweights is ready to get the heads rolling and tempers flaring. BY T.R. FoleY // PhotoS BY Paul Thatcher FIGHTMAGAZINE.COM | JUNE 2012 53 HECTOR LOMBARD he Internet knows two stories about Hector Lombard, and a Thor-like body, or that he’s carrying a six-year, 25-fight unbeaten neither is flattering. streak. There’s plenty to talk about when the world’s largest MMA pro- The most famous is the Cuban-Australian’s beef with motion signs a fighter that few people have met, and fewer understand. one-time training partner and Strikeforce heavyweight Josh Barnett. The other is an on-the-mat dispute with UFC wel- Tterweight Jacob Volkmann that turned bloody. With Barnett, there seemed to be a traditional fighter’s spat—two Behind the front desk at the American Top Team training facility in Co- guys with big fists using them to excess—which resulted in some hurt conut Creek, Florida, is an enormous indoor archway. It’s impressive for feelings and Lombard’s eventual departure from the Combat Submis- its size, like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, except wooden and painted sion Wrestling Training Center where Barnett trained. The Volkmann in the image of the Stars and Stripes. The arch is decorative, serving no incident happened at American Top Team, with the All-American wres- purpose but to possibly reorient any international Top Team members tler recounting a soap opera-like incident capped by a frustrated Lom- to what continent they are currently training on, but surrounding it is bard punching him in the face. -
25 Pro Fighters, Managers, and Coaches Reveal Their Best Tips to Land a Sponsorship by Solmadrid Vazquez Follow Me on Twitter Here
25 Pro Fighters, Managers, and Coaches Reveal Their Best Tips to Land a Sponsorship by Solmadrid Vazquez Follow me on Twitter here. Sponsorships can make or break you. The problem is, the process of landing a sponsorship is counter-intuitive. Being a great fighter is NOT enough. I’m sure you’ve seen fighters who land sponsors left and right. What’s their secret? How come they can get 27 sponsors in one day and you can’t even get one freakin’ rep to look at you? What THE hell is going on?! To get to this bottom of this conundrum, I contacted some of the best fighters, managers, and trainers in the game and asked them a simple question: “What is your #1 tip to land a sponsorship?” Each tip has a custom tweet link after it so feel free to share your favorite tips with your followers. Let’s Get Ready To Ruuuummmmbllllllleee!!! Frank Shamrock Frank Shamrock is a retired MMA Fighter. He was the first UFC Middleweight Champion and retired as the four-time defending undefeated champion. He was also the first WEC Light Heavyweight Champion, and the first Strikeforce Middleweight Champion. He was a brand spokesman for Strikeforce and is a Sports Commentator for Showtime. Frank can be found at his site, on Facebook, and on Twitter. My number one tip to landing a sponsorship is presenting yourself properly. Present a long-term consistent growth plan that somebody, or a sponsor, could attach themselves to, so you can show how you will grow together. “Present a long-term consistent growth plan.” Tweet this.