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Male White Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Jacob Daniel Chavez | Cascao Jiu Jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Braxton Stalnaker | Ferny Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Bernardo Villanueva | Black Flag Jiu Jitsu Club | MEX |
Male White Adult 18 Light |
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| 1st | Ivan Rodriguez | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
| 2nd | Quinton Seui | Cascao Jiu Jitsu | ASM |
Male White Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Martin Galicia | Cmma 2 | USA |
| 2nd | Chase Cichos | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Aramiq Amirichian | Arizona Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Jake Russell | Altruist Mixed Martial Arts | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Eldon Thompson | Ufc Gym Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Jake Russell | Altruist Mixed Martial Arts | USA |
Male White Master 30 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | William Laolagi | Clark Gracie Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male White Master 36 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Byron Kenneth Knapp | Ufc Gym Bjj | USA |
Male Blue Juvenile 16-17 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Noah Isiah Gutierrez | Soul Fighters | USA |
| 2nd | David Satterwhite | Cobra Kai Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Juvenile 16-17 Light |
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| 1st | Alan De Andrade | Gordo Jiu-jitsu | BRA |
| 2nd | Addison Chen | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
| 3rd | Anthony Sabina | Gracie Humaita | USA |
Male Blue Juvenile 16-17 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Marco De Souza | Gracie Barra | BRA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Alan Ryan Erickson | Dunham Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Cristian Molina | Lucero Bjj | MEX |
Male Blue Adult 18 Light |
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| 1st | Robert Chao | Abu Brothers Las Vegas | USA |
| 2nd | Robert Blackledge | Gracie Humaita | USA |
| 3rd | Mahmood Timbo | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | SLE |
Male Blue Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Christopher Delgado Santana | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Ryan Walter Hazinski | Fight Syndicate | USA |
| 3rd | Marco De Souza | Gracie Barra | BRA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Mahmood Timbo | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | SLE |
| 2nd | Art Aranza | Fredson Paixao Academy | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Light |
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| 1st | John Quiling | Camarillo Jiu-jitsu | PHL |
Male Blue Master 30 Middle |
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| 1st | Obnel Alphonse | Soul Fighters | HTI |
| 2nd | Albe Tremblay | Arizona Bjj | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Heavy |
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| 1st | Art Aranza | Fredson Paixao Academy | USA |
Male Blue Master 36 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | James Ryan | Black Flag Jiu Jitsu Club | USA |
| 2nd | Matthew Pehrson | Gracie Humaita | USA |
Male Blue Master 36 Open Weight |
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| 1st | James Ryan | Black Flag Jiu Jitsu Club | USA |
| 2nd | Matthew Pehrson | Gracie Humaita | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Fransau Dominic Clark | Pkg Martial Arts Academy | USA |
| 2nd | Davin Maiden | Gracie Humaita | USA |
| 3rd | Robert Bozulich | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Orlando Castillo | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
| 2nd | Robert Mendez | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
Male Purple Master 30 Super Heavy |
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| 1st | Blake Troop | Checkmat | USA |
Male Purple Master 30 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Blake Troop | Checkmat | USA |
Male Purple Master 36 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Ray Lopez | Cascao Jiu Jitsu | USA |
Male Brown Master 41 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Brian Miller | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
Male Black Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Ari Tavira | Silva Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Association | USA |
Male Black Master 36 Super Heavy |
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| 1st | Trayan Tashev | Gracie Humaita | BGR |
Male Black Master 36 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Justin Shuford | Gracie Humaita | USA |
| 2nd | Trayan Tashev | Gracie Humaita | BGR |
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