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Male White Adult Light Feather |
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| 1st | Carl Turner Jr | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
| 2nd | Pierre Senat | Carpe Diem | USA |
| 3rd | Shodai Hirayama | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
Male White Adult Feather |
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| 1st | William Lewis | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
| 2nd | Atsuto Kamida | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
| 3rd | Keith H. Clark | Carpe Diem | JPN |
Male White Adult Light |
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| 1st | Levi Cope | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
Male White Adult Middle |
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| 1st | Henry Reyes | Carpe Diem | JPN |
| 2nd | Joshua Henderson | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
| 3rd | Kevin Gonzalez | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | JPN |
Male White Adult Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Ga Hing Poon | Carpe Diem | JPN |
| 2nd | Deangelo Morning | Moriniere Martial Arts Academy (caveirinha Jiu-jitsu Family Japan) | JPN |
| 3rd | Noah Torralba | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
Male White Adult Open Weight |
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| 1st | Mario Flores | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
| 2nd | Henry Reyes | Carpe Diem | JPN |
| 3rd | James Mcwilliams | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | JPN |
Male Blue Adult Light Feather |
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| 1st | Tahei Ono | T-rex Jiu-jitsu Academy | JPN |
| 2nd | Katsuro Taira | Carpe Diem | JPN |
| 3rd | Hirofumi Higa | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
Male Blue Adult Feather |
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| 1st | Oji Fukuhisa | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
| 2nd | Takahiro Haku | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
| 3rd | Jason Aguirre | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
Male Blue Adult Super Heavy |
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| 1st | Mario Campos | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | JPN |
| 2nd | Angel Felix | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | JPN |
| 3rd | Sanggon Kim | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | KOR |
Male White Master 1 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Juan Avilés Pérez | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | PRI |
| 2nd | Joshua Henderson | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
Male Blue Master 1 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Mario Campos | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | JPN |
| 2nd | Sanggon Kim | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | KOR |
| 3rd | Jason Aguirre | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
Male White Master 2 Feather |
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| 1st | Nao Nakahara | Axross Jiu Jitsu | JPN |
| 2nd | Yuki Miyagi | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
Male Blue Master 2 Feather |
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| 1st | Takeshi Nkamoto | Mybjj Team Japan | JPN |
| 2nd | Raymon Patron | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | JPN |
| 3rd | Katsuya Nakaima | Carpe Diem | JPN |
Male Blue Master 2 Light |
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| 1st | Neil Kentish | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
| 2nd | Jeremy Hicks | Impacto Bjj Japan | JPN |
Male Purple Master 2 Feather |
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| 1st | Junya Kamida | Other | JPN |
| 2nd | Suguru Tokeshi | Carpe Diem | JPN |
| 3rd | Takeji Tomori | Mybjj Team Japan | JPN |
Male Brown Master 2 Super Heavy |
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| 1st | Alexandre Angulo D.. | Base Bjj | JPN |
| 2nd | Rodrigo Watanabe | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | BRA |
Male Brown Master 2 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Rodrigo Watanabe | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | BRA |
| 2nd | Alexandre Angulo D.. | Base Bjj | JPN |
Male White Master 3 Middle |
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| 1st | Junior Diaz | Ivan Sakamoto Bjj Okinawa | USA |
| 2nd | Naoto Hirayasu | The Black Belt Japan Okinawa | JPN |
| 3rd | Masaru Oka | Carpe Diem | JPN |
Male White Master 4 Light Feather |
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| 1st | Toshihiko Takayama | Carpe Diem | JPN |
| 2nd | Suguru Kariya | Carpe Diem | JPN |
Male White Master 4 Middle |
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| 1st | Taishi Otono | Axross Jiu Jitsu | JPN |
| 2nd | Hideki Shiroma | Carpe Diem | JPN |
Male White Master 4 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Taishi Otono | Axross Jiu Jitsu | JPN |
| 2nd | Jason Melton | Carpe Diem | USA |
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