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g d n g g d g s n g s d g n s n 2012 IN L T A ERNATION Philippine Brazilian Jiu Jitsu NO GI International Men’s BASIC Division Men’s INTERMEDIATE Division Basic - Galo ( Rooster ) Under 55.5 kg. Intermediate - Leve ( Lightweight ) Under 67.5-73.5 kg. Gold: Edu Faheem - Team Fabricio Gold: Alcer Lozada - Team Fabricio Basic - Pena ( Featherweight ) Under 61.5-67.5 kg. Bronze: Ronald Sutayan - Team Fabricio Bronze: Dakila Pajar - Team Fabricio Intermediate - Medio ( Middleweight ) Under 73.5-79.5 kg. Basic - Leve ( Lightweight ) Under 67.5-73.5 kg. Silver: Ryane Sotto - Team Fabricio Gold: Jaime Abadan - Team Fabricio Intermediate - ABSOLUTE ( Openweight ) Basic - Medio ( Middleweight ) Under 73.5-79.5 kg. Bronze: Alcer Lozada - Team Fabricio Gold: Ronald Macapagal - Team Fabricio Silver: Jam Zaldiver - Team Fabricio MASTER’S Division Bronze: Darren Ngo - Team Fabricio Master’s - ABSOLUTE ( Openweight ) Bronze: Charles Platon - Team Fabricio Gold: Ronald Suayan - Team Fabricio Basic - Pesado ( Heavyweight ) Under 85.5-91.5 kg. Silver: Tommy Billedo - Team Fabricio Men’s advanced Division Basic - Super Pesado ( SuperHeavy) Under 91.5-97.5 kg. Advanced - Meio Pesado ( Medium Heavy ) Under 77.5-87.5 kg. Gold: Chris Cortez - Team Fabricio Gold: Bradford So - Team Fabricio Bronze: Joseph Sentero - Team Fabricio Bronze: Paul Retzlaff - Team Fabricio WOMen’s Division Basic - ABSOLUTE ( Openweight) Women - ABSOLUTE ( Openweight ) Gold: Pope Paredes - Team Fabricio Silver: Ultra Tan - Team Fabricio Bronze: Jaime Abadam - Team Fabricio Bronze: Ivy Alcala - Team Fabricio Men’s INTERMEDIATE Division JUNIOR’S Division Intermediate - Pluma ( Light Feather ) Under 61.5 kg. Bronze: Richard Oropeza - Team Fabricio Junior’s - Galo ( Rooster ) Under 51.5 kg. Intermediate - Pena ( Featherweight ) Under 61.5-67.5 kg. Silver: Jay Ganiola - Team Fabricio Gold: Nico Pinga - Team Fabricio Junior’s - Medio ( Middleweight ) Under 67-72 kg. Gold: Jaime Abadam - Team Fabricio Silver: Jam Zaldivar - Team Fabricio.

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