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Male White Juvenile 16-17 Light |
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| 1st | Noah Hudson | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Robert Galindo | Ferny Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male White Juvenile 16-17 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Abeyht Partida | Ferny Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Isa Siddiqi | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
| 2nd | Michael Belloso | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Feather |
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| 1st | James Do | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Gaberiel Cinco | Lansang Bjj | USA |
| 3rd | Dyllan Ellis | Mma Personal Training | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Manuel Campa | Lansang Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Anthony Martinez | Other | USA |
| 3rd | Jason Espinoza | Paragon Bjj | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Kislev San Martin | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Joseph Tec-ek | Other | MEX |
Male White Adult 18 Heavy |
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| 1st | Noah Elliott | Art Of Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Joshua Ortiz | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | MEX |
Male White Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Joshua Ortiz | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | MEX |
| 2nd | Noah Elliott | Art Of Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Jason Espinoza | Paragon Bjj | USA |
Male White Master 30 Middle |
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| 1st | John Agagas | Beach Cities Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | PHL |
| 2nd | Ariel Loza | Phenom Brazilian Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male White Master 30 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Jesse Stuteville | Kings Mma | USA |
| 2nd | Steven Alther | Submission Specialties/braga Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male White Master 30 Open Weight |
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| 1st | John Agagas | Beach Cities Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | PHL |
| 2nd | Jesse Stuteville | Kings Mma | USA |
Male White Master 36 Light |
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| 1st | Carlos Rubio | Lansang Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Mark Farias | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Hiro Watanabe | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
Male White Master 41 Middle |
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| 1st | Suchat Junpram | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Mitchell Marincovich | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Rooster |
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| 1st | Logan Nangin | Mission Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Shawn Ansari | Golden State Bjj | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Jonathan Guzman | Versus Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Light |
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| 1st | Joseph Hassan | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Daniel Salas | Stable Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Ethan Webb | Checkmat | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Quentin Camacho | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Max Nunley | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu B | USA |
| 3rd | Ziad Abdwahab | Peterson Grapplers | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Matthew Holm | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Luis Perez | Submission Specialties/braga Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Heavy |
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| 1st | James Bethea | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
| 2nd | Kory Bennion | Carlson Gracie Westminster | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Max Nunley | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | James Bethea | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
| 3rd | Brandon Flores | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Light |
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| 1st | Brent Clawson | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Craig Canario | Autore | USA |
| 3rd | Bryan Duong | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Middle |
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| 1st | Azat Bakirov | Other | KGZ |
Male Blue Master 30 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Ron Rodriguez | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Joshua Lopez | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
| 2nd | Brandon Beck | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
| 3rd | Cody Beck | Cia Paulista Hq B | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Craig Canario | Autore | USA |
| 2nd | Joshua Lopez | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
| 3rd | Brandon Beck | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
Male Blue Master 36 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Carl Haywood | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Mike Villalobos | Victorum | USA |
Male Blue Master 36 Master 41 Master 46 .. |
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| 1st | Carl Haywood | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Master 46 Middle |
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| 1st | Edgar Cadena | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Light |
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| 1st | Andross Ayala | Unique Logic Brazilian Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Gabriel Velasquez | New Breed United | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Samy Mikhaiel | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Michael Torres | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Samy Mikhaiel | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Gabriel Velasquez | New Breed United | USA |
Male Purple Master 30 Feather |
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| 1st | Taylor Alfaro | Cmma | USA |
| 2nd | Aaron Arredondo | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Sam Son | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
Male Purple Master 30 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Michael Torres | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Taylor Alfaro | Cmma | USA |
| 3rd | Sam Son | Cia Paulista Hq | USA |
Male Purple Master 36 Middle |
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| 1st | Marcos Torres | Paragon Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Oscar Pereyra | Paragon Bjj | USA |
Male Purple Master 41 Feather |
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| 1st | Jose Zaragoza | Six Blades Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Brown Adult 18 Light |
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| 1st | Cristopher Rosales | Art Of Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Phillip Nguyen | Revolution Martial Arts | USA |
Male Brown Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Cristopher Rosales | Art Of Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Black Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Anthony Aguilera | Tillis Brazilian Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Black Master 30 Feather |
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| 1st | Peter Fabela | Paragon Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Quang Ho | Rounders Mma | USA |
Male Black Master 36 Heavy |
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| 1st | Angelo Sabadin | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Rodolfo Pinto | Checkmat | BRA |
Male Black Master 61 Heavy |
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| 1st | Meier Ohlgisser | Unique Logic Brazilian Jiu-jitsu | COL |
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