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Male White Adult 18 Rooster |
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| 1st | Kevin Nash | Ufc Gym Bjj | USA |
| 2nd | Logan Dias | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Terrance Saeteurn | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Andrew Navarro | Other | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Feather |
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| 1st | David Caragan | Other | USA |
| 2nd | Hugo Velasco | Llamas Competition Team | MEX |
Male White Adult 18 Light |
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| 1st | Luis Rojas | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
| 2nd | William Aquino | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Tavorus Teague | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Ben Clements | Gilroy Bjj | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Heavy |
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| 1st | Daniel Bak | Checkmat | USA |
| 2nd | Brandon Howard | Tomacelli Bjj | USA |
| 3rd | Anthony Isley | Other | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Juan Escamilla | American Elite Grappling | USA |
| 2nd | Otis Gallagher | Other | USA |
| 3rd | Parker Duncan | Other | USA |
Male White Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Terrance Saeteurn | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Andrew Navarro | Other | USA |
| 3rd | Tavorus Teague | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
Male White Master 36 Feather |
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| 1st | Isaias Bareno | Santa Maria Bjj | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Super Feather |
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| 1st | Travis Ditmanson | Other | USA |
| 2nd | Raymond Chi | Crispim Bjj | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Cesar Gonzalez | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | MEX |
| 2nd | Reno Burgin | Other | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Medium Heavy |
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| 1st | Christopher Claridad | Other | PHL |
| 2nd | Lucas Donaldson | Waza Bjj | USA |
| 3rd | Miguel Tolosa | American Elite Grappling | ESP |
Male Blue Adult 18 Heavy |
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| 1st | Cody Pearle | Other | USA |
| 2nd | Phillip Boykin | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Tristan Hatfield | Other | USA |
| 2nd | Christopher Schneider | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
| 3rd | Mikhail Arismendi | Tomacelli Bjj | USA |
Male Blue Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Christopher Claridad | Other | PHL |
| 2nd | Michael Yoon | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 3rd | Phillip Boykin | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Blue Master 30 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Christopher Schneider | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
| 2nd | Miguel Tolosa | American Elite Grappling | ESP |
| 3rd | Cesar Gonzalez | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | MEX |
Male Blue Master 36 Feather |
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| 1st | Jesus Alvarado | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
| 2nd | Ruben Larios | Llamas Competition Team | MEX |
Male Purple Adult 18 Feather |
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| 1st | Ricardo Campos | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Rico Lopez | Carlson Gracie Team | USA |
| 3rd | Eddie Ybarra | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Super Heavy |
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| 1st | Italo Costa | Ares Bjj | BRA |
| 2nd | Adam Lauritzen | Charles Gracie Academy | USA |
| 3rd | Armin Safiari | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Purple Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Leland Wheeler | Serao Academy | USA |
| 2nd | Rico Lopez | Carlson Gracie Team | USA |
| 3rd | Ricardo Campos | 10th Planet Jiu-jitsu | USA |
Male Purple Master 30 Feather |
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| 1st | Robert Chao | Abu Brothers Las Vegas | USA |
Male Purple Master 30 Light |
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| 1st | Leland Wheeler | Serao Academy | USA |
Male Brown Adult 18 Middle |
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| 1st | Jalen Hutchinson | Sabre Jiu-jitsu | USA |
| 2nd | Mark Gonzales | Llamas Competition Team | USA |
Male Brown Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Ricardo Peruffo E Silva | Atos Jiu-jitsu | BRA |
Male Black Adult 18 Ultra Heavy |
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| 1st | Jc Llamas | Llamas Competition Team | MEX |
Male Black Adult 18 Open Weight |
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| 1st | Jc Llamas | Llamas Competition Team | MEX |
| 2nd | Denney Choi | Ares Bjj | USA |
Male Black Master 30 Heavy |
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| 1st | Denney Choi | Ares Bjj | USA |
Male Black Master 61 Light |
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| 1st | Daniel Schnurrenberger | Charles Gracie Academy | USA |
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