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Pan Jiu-Jitsu No-GI Championship 2014 Last Update: 09/26/2014 22:00 (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Pan Jiu-Jitsu No-GI Championship 2014 Absolute Martial Arts BLUE / Master 3 / Male / Middle Matt Collins PURPLE / Master 2 / Male / Light Eric D. Jackson Total: 2 Abusado Team PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Middle Rafael Elis Toledo BLACK / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Brian J Beaury II Total: 2 Action & Reaction Mixed Martial Arts Toronto BLUE / Adult / Male / Feather Michael Sheehan PURPLE / Master 4 / Male / Middle Pascal Helou Total: 2 Aldo Batista's Club BJJ-ABC BJJ \ ICON JJ TEAM BLUE / Adult / Male / Light Feather Jeferson Ramos BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Light Feather Juan M. Cruz BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Feather Jon Janowicz BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Feather Sanderson Fragoso BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Light Matt D Vasta BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Ultra Heavy Nerivaldo Trindade BLUE / Master 1 / Female / Feather Ashley K. Cruz BLUE / Master 1 / Female / Light Sonya Batista BLUE / Master 2 / Male / Heavy Leonardo Souza BLUE / Master 4 / Male / Super Heavy James C Hevner BROWN / Adult / Male / Light Feather Ryan Clay BROWN / Master 2 / Male / Ultra Heavy Cristian Augusto Total: 12 Alliance BROWN / Adult / Male / Middle jonathan campanelli BROWN / Master 4 / Male / Ultra Heavy James E Bruchac BLACK / Adult / Male / Light Feather Jorge Elias Bucaram Santistevan BLACK / Adult / Male / Middle Francisco Antonio Iturralde Lara Total: 4 Alliance Atlanta PURPLE / Adult / Male / Feather Sung Chul Shin PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle Ryan Hagerty PURPLE / Master 2 / Male / Middle Mike Flanagan Total: 3 Alliance Ecuador BLACK / Adult / Male / Middle Leonardo I. Iturralde Aguirre BLACK / Master 2 / Male / Middle Christian Wolfgang Ledwon Soria Total: 2 Alliance International BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Rustem Asherbekov BLUE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Zachary Fox PURPLE / Master 2 / Male / Heavy Göksel Böttcher Total: 3 Alliance Jiu-jitsu Center Orlando BLUE / Adult / Male / Rooster Derrick Torres BROWN / Adult / Male / Light Feather Pedro J Torres Total: 2 Alliance Marcelo Garcia BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Conor Manley BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Nick Domgjoni BLUE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Andrei Matveev BLUE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Kevin Pelikan BLUE / Adult / Male / Heavy Ariel Huguet BLUE / Adult / Male / Heavy Diogo Machado BLUE / Adult / Male / Super Heavy Quelvi Castaneda BLUE / Adult / Female / Rooster Andrea Jordan BLUE / Adult / Female / Light Feather Marisa Messer-belenchia BLUE / Adult / Female / Medium Heavy Chelsah' Lyons BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Middle Joshua Smith BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Medium Heavy david bravo BLUE / Master 1 / Female / Super Heavy Cristina Tuazon BLUE / Master 3 / Male / Medium Heavy Jeff Smalley BLUE / Master 3 / Male / Super Heavy Thomas Waltemyer PURPLE / Adult / Male / Rooster James Kiang PURPLE / Adult / Male / Rooster Miguel Portela PURPLE / Adult / Male / Feather Adam Benayoun PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Christopher Dolan PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Weiss Sakhizada PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle David Oliveira PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle Tony Bibovic PURPLE / Adult / Male / Heavy Felipe Rocha PURPLE / Adult / Male / Super Heavy Michael Osso PURPLE / Adult / Male / Ultra Heavy Benny Rupel PURPLE / Adult / Female / Light Anna Burdette PURPLE / Adult / Female / Light Erin Herle PURPLE / Adult / Female / Medium Heavy Marie Bober PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Feather Luis Carrillo Reid PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Medium Heavy Chris Froelich PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Medium Heavy Daniel Dabakarov PURPLE / Master 3 / Male / Middle Robert Allen Consulmagno PURPLE / Master 4 / Male / Light Derek Kershner BROWN / Adult / Male / Feather Joel M Burgess BROWN / Adult / Male / Light Mansher Khera BROWN / Adult / Male / Middle Dillon Danis BROWN / Adult / Male / Middle Jonathan T. Satava BROWN / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Marcos Vinícius da Silva Tinoco BROWN / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Tyler Benjamin Steppe BROWN / Adult / Male / Heavy Matheus Oliveira Diniz BROWN / Master 1 / Male / Medium Heavy Philippe E Balmant BROWN / Master 1 / Female / Light Feather Jeanette Helene Flannery BLACK / Adult / Male / Feather Gianni Paul Grippo BLACK / Master 1 / Male / Light Daniel J Covel BLACK / Master 1 / Male / Medium Heavy Kurt J Pellegrino Total: 45 Alliance Maryland BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Light Shahriar Chowdhury PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Jeff Buckel PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Steven Cuong Huy Tran PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Light Feather Hooman Hashemi-Ghouchani BLACK / Adult / Male / Feather Daniel Joseph Keane BLACK / Master 2 / Male / Feather Noelie Andrew Danforth Total: 6 Alliance MG BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Ivan Martynenko BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Leigh Cohen BLUE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Rudolf Leonce PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Omar Kadi Total: 4 Alliance NYC BLUE / Adult / Male / Feather Thiago Bellucci BLUE / Adult / Male / Feather Vivek Singh BLUE / Adult / Male / Super Heavy sukhvinder uppal BLUE / Adult / Female / Light Ayanthi Gunawardana PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Gregory Schwalje PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Symchay Edward Bendu PURPLE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Michael White PURPLE / Adult / Female / Light Callie Freeman PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Heavy Kalika Mike BROWN / Master 1 / Male / Middle Michael Lazarte-Castillo BLACK / Adult / Male / Super Heavy Nelson Horacio Puentes Zuniga Total: 11 Alliance Pennsylvania BLUE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Nicolas Anthony Hand BLUE / Master 3 / Male / Middle Christopher Cobb PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Feather Patrick Riley PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle TJ Smith BROWN / Adult / Male / Middle John P. Nelson BROWN / Master 1 / Male / Light Greg Wagner Total: 6 Alliance SP PURPLE / Adult / Female / Middle Renata Marinho Moreira BLACK / Adult / Male / Middle Filipe Meirelles Bobrick Total: 2 Alliance TL/ Zicro Academy BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Dylan C. Whyte BROWN / Master 4 / Male / Light James Whyte IV Total: 2 American Top Team PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Magin Llaneza Total: 1 American Top Team Connecticut BLACK / Master 2 / Male / Feather Luis D Figueroa Total: 1 Andrade Caete MG BLACK / Master 2 / Male / Heavy Marcondes Tadeu Vital Total: 1 Atos Jiu-Jitsu BLUE / Adult / Male / Light Feather Kyle Maynard BLUE / Adult / Female / Middle Yvonne Ferreira PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle Guilherme Costa PURPLE / Adult / Male / Heavy Michael Anthony Perez BROWN / Adult / Male / Light Feather Kristian R Woodmansee BLACK / Adult / Male / Middle Carlos Diego Ferreira Neves Total: 6 Atos JJ USA PURPLE / Adult / Male / Feather Dennis A Pressey Jr Total: 1 Attack JJ Team PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle AQUILA KNOPF Total: 1 Balance BLUE / Juvenile 2 / Male / Middle Jack Cohen-mungan BLUE / Adult / Male / Rooster Christopher Goonan BLUE / Adult / Male / Light Feather Kenneth Nakagawa BLUE / Adult / Male / Feather James Glynn BLUE / Adult / Male / Feather Karl Swanson BLUE / Adult / Male / Light Daniel Byler BLUE / Adult / Male / Light Randy Myers BLUE / Adult / Male / Middle Paul Kensey BLUE / Adult / Male / Super Heavy Steven Wesel BLUE / Adult / Male / Ultra Heavy Denis Gunic BLUE / Adult / Female / Light Feather Courtney Caporizzo BLUE / Adult / Female / Feather Caitlin Miller BLUE / Adult / Female / Middle Jess Papi BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Light Feather Samir Patel BLUE / Master 2 / Male / Light Kenneth Scioli BLUE / Master 3 / Male / Feather Jim Zaremski BLUE / Master 4 / Male / Feather joe barcelone PURPLE / Adult / Male / Feather Frank Alogna PURPLE / Adult / Male / Feather John Battle PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Dan Pacific PURPLE / Adult / Male / Light Henry Ma PURPLE / Adult / Male / Middle John Ballinger PURPLE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Fabian Rivera Martell PURPLE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Paul Gallo PURPLE / Adult / Female / Super Heavy Angela Vogel PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Light Jason zitzler PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Middle Robert Sullivan PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Ultra Heavy sean gilliard PURPLE / Master 2 / Male / Light Carlos Rodriguez PURPLE / Master 3 / Male / Middle Ali Eslami BROWN / Master 1 / Male / Medium Heavy Lex Fridman BROWN / Master 2 / Male / Feather Jason R Patton BROWN / Master 2 / Male / Middle Shimon Akiva Kafka BLACK / Adult / Male / Light Feather Joseph Best Total: 34 Barbosa Jiu Jitsu BLUE / Adult / Male / Light Feather Casey Dyer BLACK / Adult / Male / Light Edson Francisco de Oliveira Total: 2 BETA Academy BLUE / Adult / Female / Feather Laurie Porsch Total: 1 Big Brothers BLUE / Adult / Male / Feather Jake Lietzan BLUE / Master 2 / Male / Light Timothy Brewster Total: 2 Bitetti Team PURPLE / Adult / Male / Super Heavy Santino Milanese Total: 1 BJJ Globetrotters USA BLUE / Adult / Male / Ultra Heavy MacKenzie Arrington BLUE / Master 1 / Male / Feather Thomas Grove PURPLE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Alexander Wallace PURPLE / Master 3 / Male / Super Heavy Daniel Pagan BROWN / Master 1 / Male / Super Heavy Mark G Davis Total: 5 BJJ Revolution Team BLUE / Master 1 / Female / Middle Candace Leach PURPLE / Master 1 / Male / Middle Christopher White Total: 2 BJJ Revolution Team - International BROWN / Master 1 / Male / Light Timothy Fergal Noel Murphy Total: 1 Body of Four BJJ/MMA BLUE / Adult / Female / Middle Sarah smith PURPLE / Adult / Male / Super Heavy Tim Gane BROWN / Adult / Male / Middle Dainis Nguyen-Huu Total: 3 Bonsai JJ - Chicago BLUE / Adult / Female / Feather taylor biagi BLUE / Master 3 / Male / Ultra Heavy Pat Schottenheimer PURPLE / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy Matt
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