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ONTARIO GRAPPLING ASSOCIATION Policies And ONTARIO GRAPPLING ASSOCIATION Policies and Regulations 2016 I. GENERAL RULES a. Mission Statement Ontario Grappling Alliance (OGA) was created to oversee the sport of Grappling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Pankration and Amateur MMA in a safe and regulated environment in Ontario. The goal of OGA is to promote the physical and mental well being of all participants while promoting these sports as an exciting sport in Ontario. b. Premise of the Sport As defined by International Regulations, Grappling/AMMA is a hybrid sport formed of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Wrestling, and other styles of submission fighting whose art consists in forcing the opponent to admit he/she cannot escape the maneuver without harm. However, the grapplers must be properly informed of the correct actions and reactions to adopt in the various submission situations. In accordance with the general philosophy of sport, the Grapplers are required to honor the values of sportsmanship and fair play and they shall never intentionally injure a fellow sportsman in competition. c. Code of Ethics and sportsmanship OGA refers to the its Code of Ethics and strongly condemns any form of brutality, violence, or harassment (in particular sexual) on the competition site. Grapplers/Fighters are expected to treat each other, referees, staff, coaches, and spectators with respect. Any individual who violates these principles shall be dismissed from the competition and may be submitted to OGA executives for review. All unsportsmanlike conduct shall be reported to the tournament convener for final decisions on course of action. All contestants are expected to abide by the World Anti-Doping Code and agree to be tested is necessary. d. Rules changes and modifications OGA reserves the right, at any time, to make the necessary changes or additions to the present rules. The contestants in grappling events agree not to bring a dispute to civil court. Every disagreement will be settled by the OGA, the organ of appeal being the OGA Executive Committee. NOTE all adjustments are as per OGA and the rules will still be set as per the Canadian Combat Alliance Rules. If no settlement is established, the parties can bring the case, at their own expense, to a court of arbitration governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario without regard to its conflict of laws and provisions. II. COMPETITION SYSTEM a. Competition system The competition system follows the system adopted by International Regulations for competitions based on direct elimination with repechage. The pairing is made in order of the numbers drawn. If the number of grapplers is not ideal (i.e. 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, etc.), some qualification matches will take place from the bottom of the brackets. The grapplers who win their matches continue in the brackets until two undefeated grapplers remain. They will dispute the final for the gold and silver medal. The grapplers who lost against the two finalists will have repechage matches in two different groups: the first group with the grapplers who lost against the 1st finalist and the second group with the grapplers who lost against the second finalist. The winners of the two repechage groups will both receive a bronze medal. From the 5th place, the grapplers are ranked according to the following criteria: Most victories by submission Most victories by technical superiority Most victories by major decision Most victories by decision Most technical points scored during the whole competition Note: If the place of the grapplers cannot be determined with the above criteria, they will be ranked as tied. b. Medical Examination and Weigh-In A medical examination will take place at all events. The examination will consist of a skin check to ensure that all competitors are free of contagious lesions (i.e. ringworm) or significant breaks in the skin. The medical staff has full authority to decide whether athletes are suitable for competition or not. It shall examine them for skin infections and medical conditions such as cuts or abrasions. Once the medical staff has cleared the athletes, they shall be marked and shall proceed to the weigh-in area. For events requiring an on-site weigh-in, competitors will dress in regulation competition uniform for the weigh-in. Weigh-in shall be conducted in an area near the competition site. Contestants shall be allowed to check their weight on the scales as many times as they wish within the official weigh-in time frame. Weight allowances will be determined by the events convener, with no allowances greater than 2kg. c. Tournament procedure The procedure for the drawing of bouts will be decided by the event convener. The tournament may be an Open Tournament with no restrictions on pairings, an Age Divided Tournament where athletes are paired based on their age appropriate OGA designated age categories, or Skill Divided Tournament whereby athletes self-designate themselves to compete in pairings against competitors of equal declaration of skill. The contestants or their agent shall report to the appropriate registration tables where they will be entered or confirmed in the weigh-in list. Registration, medical examination and weigh-ins should be done in an expedient fashion. d. Age and weight divisions All contestants shall be able to provide an official document proving their age and identity upon registering with OGA. Athletes will be placed in age appropriate categories based on their age on January 1st of the competition year. A database of existing members and their ages will be provided to the event convener. Any athlete found competing in an age group lower than his/her OGA designated age category shall be automatically disqualified from the immediate competition. Those athletes found violating this policy repeatedly may be subject to OGA membership disqualification. Skill Divisions Athletes will self designate one of the following skill designations. Competitors are expected to be governed by the principles of fair play. No-Gi Beginner No-Gi Intermediate No-Gi Advanced BJJ White Belt BJJ Blue Belt BJJ Purple Belt BJJ Brown Belt BJJ Black Belt AMMA Beginner AMMA Intermediate AMMA Advanced e. Grapplers’ uniform and appearance Competition uniform – No-Gi (with shorts & shirt) Grapplers/Fighters shall appear on the edge of the mat wearing regulation competition grappling or board shorts and a sleeveless, short sleeve or long sleeve rashguard shirt. The shorts shall not be excessively baggy or have button/snaps that may be unsafe during competition. The competition shirt shall be tight fitting. The first grappler fighter called shall put on a red ankle-band and the second a blue ankle-band. Competition uniform – Gi/BJJ (with kimono) Grapplers shall appear on the edge of the mat wearing a competition Gi meeting the OGA requirements. The Gi must be made of cotton or similar material and in good condition. It may not be unusually thick or stiff to the point of obstructing the opponent. The jacket must be longer than the hips, but no longer than the thighs. When extending the arms forward, the distance between the sleeves and the wrists must not exceed 5 cm. The pants must be of proper size and reach to the ankles in upright position. The pants may not be unusually tight or loose to the point of affecting the opponent’s ability to make holds or move. The Gi may be of any color, but may not contain patterns or symbols that could interfere with scoring. The first grappler called shall be designated red competitor and the second a blue competitor. The belt shall be tied tight around the waist to secure the jacket. The use of light kneepads containing no metal parts is allowed. The grapplers shall carry a handkerchief with them during the whole of the match and shall show it to the referee before the start of the match. DEFINITION: “Mixed martial arts” means competition involving the use, subject to any applicable limitations set forth in these Unified Rules, of a combination of techniques from different disciplines of the martial arts, including, without limitation, grappling, kicking and striking. Weight Classes for Women: Strawweight: -52.2 kg (115 lbs) Flyweight: -56.7 kg (125 lbs) Bantamweight: -61.2 kg (135 lbs) Featherweight: -65.8 kg (145 lbs) Weight Classes for Men: Flyweight: -56.7 kg (125 lbs) Bantamweight: -61.2 kg (135 lbs) Featherweight: -65.8 kg (145 lbs) Lightweight: -70.3 kg (155 lbs) Welterweight: -77.1 kg (170 lbs) Middleweight: -83.9 kg (185 lbs) Light Heavyweight: -93.0 kg (205 lbs) Heavyweight: -120.2 kg (265 lbs) ALL CONTESTANTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE CERTIFICATES FOR HEPATITIS B (HBsAg), HEPATITIS C (HCVsAb) AND HIV MEDICAL TESTS. THESE CERTIFICATES CANNOT BE OLDER THAN 1 YEAR. Men and Women Categories in each of the following Weight, Age and Skill divisions; Juniors (17 years old) Seniors (18 and older) ***Juniors are allowed to compete in the senior age division, excluding advanced skill level, provided that they present a medical certificate and/or physicians note approving of contestants involvement in AMMA competition. Contestant must meet full approval at accreditation and weigh-ins. Legal Guardian signature will be required. NOVICE: Zero to seven (0-7) months collectively training/competing* in any one or combined MMA discipline(s). BEGINNER: Seven to fifteen (7-15) months collectively training/competing* in any one or combined MMA discipline(s). INTERMEDIATE: Fifteen to thirty (15-30) months collectively training / competing* in any one or combined MMA discipline(s). ADVANCED: Thirty plus (30+) months collectively training / competing* in any one or combined MMA discipline(s). EXPERIENCE Training / competing times are total lifetime statistics of athlete. ALL forms of combat sport and their respective disciplines must be included to determine skill division. Any falsification of information from athlete and coaching staff will result in removal from tournament brackets and/or disciplinary action which may or may not include bans from tournament involvement up to one year.
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