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SCHEDULE Ring #1 1. Women’s Gi, Brown, Middleweight – 10:30am 2. Women’s Gi, Purple, Middleweight 3. Women’s Gi, Purple, Lightweight 4. Women’s Gi, Purple, Featherweight 5. Women’s Gi, Blue, Middleweight 6. Women’s Gi, Blue, Lightweight 7. Women’s Gi, Blue, Featherweight 8. Men’s Gi, Blue, Middleweight (181) 9. Men’s Gi, White, Lightweight (167.5) 10. Women’s No-Gi, Advanced, Middleweight 11. Women’s No-Gi, Advanced, Lightweight 12. Women’s No-Gi, Advanced, Featherweight 13. Women’s No-Gi, White, Middleweight 14. Men’s No-Gi, Blue, Middleweight (181) 15. Men’s No-Gi, White, Lightweight (167.5) SCHEDULE Ring #2 1. Women’s Gi, White, Middleweight – 10:30am 2. Women’s Gi, White, Lightweight 3. Women’s Gi, White, Featherweight 4. Men’s Gi, Blue, Lightweight (175.5) 5. Men’s Gi, White, Middleweight (181) 6. Women’s No-Gi, White, Lightweight 7. Women’s No-Gi, White, Featherweight 8. Men’s No-Gi, Blue, Lightweight (175.5) 9. Men’s No-Gi, White, Middleweight (181) SCHEDULE Ring #3 1. Men’s Gi, Brown/Black, Super Heavy (207.5+) – 10:30am 2. Men’s Gi, Brown/Black, Heavyweight 3. Men’s Gi, Brown/Black, Middleweight 4. Men’s Gi, Purple, Featherweight (154) 5. Men’s Gi, Purple, Light Feather (<141) 6. Men’s Gi, Blue Featherweight (154) 7. Men’s Gi, White, Super Heavyweight (207.5+) 8. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Featherweight (154) 9. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Light Feather (<141) 10. Men’s No-Gi, Blue Featherweight (154) 11. Men’s No-Gi, White, Super Heavyweight (207.5+) SCHEDULE Ring #4 1. Men’s Gi, Purple, Lightweight (154 – 167.5) – 10:30am 2. Men’s Gi, Blue, Heavyweight (207.5) 3. Men’s Gi, Blue, Super Heavyweight (207.5+) 4. Men’s Gi, White, Light Heavyweight (194.5) 5. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Lightweight (154 – 167.5) 6. Men’s No-Gi, Blue, Heavyweight (207.5) 7. Men’s No-Gi, Blue, Super Heavyweight (207.5+) 8. Men’s No-Gi, White, Light Heavyweight (194.5) SCHEDULE Ring #5 1. Men’s Gi, Purple, Middleweight (181) – 10:30am 2. Men’s Gi, Blue, Light Featherweight (<141) 3. Men’s Gi, White, Featherweight (154) 4. Men’s Gi, White, Light Featherweight (<141) 5. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Middleweight (181) 6. Men’s No-Gi, Blue, Light Featherweight (<141) 7. Men’s No-Gi, White, Featherweight (154) 8. Men’s No-Gi, White, Light Featherweight (<141) SCHEDULE Ring #6 1. Men’s Gi, Purple, Super Heavyweight (207.5+) – 10:30am 2. Men’s Gi, Purple, Heavyweight (207.5) 3. Men’s Gi, Purple, Light Heavyweight (194.5) 4. Men’s Gi, Blue, Light Heavyweight (<194.5) 5. Men’s Gi, White, Heavyweight (207.5) 6. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Super Heavyweight (207.5+) 7. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Heavyweight (207.5) 8. Men’s No-Gi, Advanced, Light Heavyweight (194.5) 9. Men’s No-Gi, Blue, Light Heavyweight (<194.5) 10. Men’s No-Gi, White, Heavyweight (207.5) .

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