Oregon Open
Gi and
No-Gi
Grappling Tournament
UPDATE: Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008
Tournament Report
With over 300 competitors from over forty-five gyms from all over the Northwest participating in the Gi and No-Gi tournaments in front of a crowd of over 400 spectators, the 6th Annual Oregon Open was a solid success!
THANK YOU to everyone that participated and help contribute to this great sport of Jiu Jitsu / Submission Wrestling / Grappling! We will be running Oregon Open 09 next October ... so make your plans now!
For the FULL Results, go HERE.
For the Quick Pics, go HERE.
To view the Tournament
Gallery, go
HERE.
To purchase pictures, contact the event photographer at
erockhemphill@gmail.com. Pictures
are being sold for the following: 1 picture $8, 5 pictures $20, more - special
rates apply.
To view video footage of matches, go HERE.
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A GREAT day full of super competition and great sportsmanship.
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BIG THANKS to our sponsors, all the gyms and athletes for helping promote the league. Thank you to our excellent ref staff - you did an excellent job. And than you to all the spectators, moms and dads, and folks in the crowd helping to create such a positive, fun, sportsman-like atmosphere!!!
Finally, thank you to all of the support staff from the IMPACT Jiu-Jitsu for helping making the event happen and go off without a hitch. Your hard work and help were FANTASTIC!
The Sub League 09 season will be as follows:
| Saturday, April 4, 2009 | Qualifier #1 | Portland, Oregon |
| Saturday, May 2, 2009 | Qualifier #2 | Seattle, Washington |
| Saturday, May 30, 2009 | Championships | Portland, Oregon |
See everyone at "The Revolution"
tournament in Seattle on November 8!
Go
HERE for more details.
Tom Oberhue
Oregon Open + Sub-League
503.350.3926

Here is a sneak preview at the tournament t-shirt:

If you are one of the first 100 competitors to register, you get the shirt for free. Shirts can be purchased at the event for $10 otherwise.
Here is a list of the clubs that brought over 10 competitors last year:
| IMPACT Jiu-Jitsu New Breed Jiu-Jitsu UIMA DFCC |
Northwest Martial Arts Mid-Valley MA Marcelo Alonso Team Fyrd |
OBJJ Team Quest Xtreme Couture WCFC |
Which gyms are going to bring the most competitors? Which competitors are going to do the best out in the ring? Who will take home the Team Cup?
Here is a list of all of last year's adult men champions:
| Men - White Belt / > 147 | |
| 1. Bryan Marugg | IMPACT |
| Men - White Belt / 148 - 160 | |
| 1. John Manzi | IMPACT |
| Men - White Belt / 161 - 174 | |
| 1. Bingo Crook | Foster BJJ |
| Men - White Belt / 175 - 187 | |
| 1. Jay Thomas | NWMA |
| Men - White Belt / 188 - 202 | |
| 1. Shiloh Roberts | BJJ Revolution |
| Men - White Belt / 203 - 221 | |
| 1. Santiago Kent | MVMA |
| Men - White Belt / 222 + | |
| 1. Brice Gimbel | New Breed |
| Men - Blue Belt / 161 - 174 | |
| 1. Chris Williams | IMPACT |
| Men - Blue Belt / 175 - 187 | |
| 1. Richard Rangel | IMPACT |
| Men - Blue Belt / 188-202 | |
| 1. Max Weber | Oregon Pound |
| Men - Blue Belt / 188-202 | |
| 1. Eric Dorsett | IMPACT |
| Men - Blue Belt / Absolute | |
| 1. Derek Russell | IMPACT |
| Men - Purple / 161 - 174 | |
| 1. Nate Adamson | BJJ Revolution |
| Men - Purple / Absolute | |
| 1. Nick Hurtado | Marcelo Alonso BJJ |
| Men - Brown Belt / Absolute | |
| 1. Damian Dantigo | DFCC |
Who is going to take these divisions this year? (Go HERE for this year's weight divisions.) Which competitor is going to do the best out in the ring? Who will take home the Division championship metal?
Get out on the mat and get training. We have less than a month to go! ! !
To enter, go here: To enter
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DATE CHANGE:
Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008
Based on feedback we were getting from key
gyms and the relatively low athlete registration numbers for the
September event, we have moved the tournament back a month, to
Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008.
We strongly believe that this decision will be better for everyone -- both gyms
and competitors.
All other details about the tournament remain the same: location, schedule, rules, weight divisions, prizes, etc. -- nothing else has changed.
All competitors and coaches that have already registered are good for the October event. For competitors that have register for the September date who can't make the new October date, we will refund your entry fee in full.
For all of those grapplers who said they haven't had enough time to prepare / get ready for the tournament - you now have a month, so get to it! ! ! We expect to see the best grapplers in the Northwest there ... so show up and let your grappling to the talking. We will keep registration open until Monday, October 6, at midnight. The first 100 competitors who register will a get free Oregon Open T-shirt.
So, get out there, train hard, get ready to go, talk it up to all the guys in your gym, and show up ready to wrestle the best in the Northwest on October 11.

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1. Prizes money , along with gifts from our sponsor, will be issued to each division / weight class winner*:
| Gi - black belt No-Gi - Advanced |
$150 |
| Gi - brown belt | $100 |
| Gi - purple belt No-Gi - intermediate |
$50 |
* at least 3 competitors must compete for a division / weight class to be eligible for prize awards.
2. Double elimination format:
All matches will run under a double elimination format. Thus, all competitors will get at least two matches. And, even if you lose a match, you still could place in the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th places.
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These two events, being held on one day, continue the tradition of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (Gi) and Sport Submission Grappling (No-Gi) in the Northwest. This is a unique opportunity for the arts of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Submission Grappling to showcase, grow and obtain new students into the arts of Grappling.
When:
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Where:
Liberty High School, Hillsboro, OR
Table of Contents
| Event Schedule | |
| Rules | |
| Divisions | |
| To enter | |
| Waiver | |
| Results |
Gi (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) Divisions
Competitors must be in the bullpen and ready to compete at the listed time
| 9:00am | White Belt | |
| 10:00am | Blue Belt | |
| 11:00am | Women all divisions | |
| 11:00 am | Purple | |
| 12:00pm | Brown & Black Belt | |
| 1:00pm | Youth (5-13) | |
| 1:00pm | Juniors all divisions (14-17) |
No-Gi (Sport Submission Grappling) Divisions
Competitors must be in the bullpen and ready to compete at the listed time
| 2:30pm | Youth (5-13) | |
| 2:30pm | Juniors all divisions (14-17) | |
| 3:30pm | Men’s Beginners | |
| 4:30pm | Men’s Intermediate | |
| 5pm | Women all divisions | |
| 5pm | Men’s Advanced |
Competitors are expected to report to the bullpen and be ready to compete at the times listed above. Once weigh-ins for a division are done, all competitors not present will be will be disqualified.
Times listed are the earliest a division will be called. These times do not reflect the actual fight time.
Note: Youth and Juniors will have both Gi and No-Gi divisions back-to-back in the afternoon. This is being done in an attempt to shorten the day for families. Adults will have Gi divisions in the morning and No-Gi divisions in the afternoon.
Gi Point System:
All positions must be held with control for 3 full seconds
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Takedown |
2 points |
| Knee on Belly | 2 points |
| Sweep or Reversal w/ legs | 2 points |
| Passing Opponent's Guard | 3 points |
| Mounted Position | 4 points |
| Back Control w/ Hooks | 4 points |
We will not be using “advantage points”. See rules for tie-breaker policy.
Gi Illegal Techniques:
White Belt, Blue belt, Youth and Juniors: No Leg Locks EXCEPT Straight Ankle Lock. No Neck or Cervical Cranks, Wrist Locks, Slamming or Slicers.
Purple - Black: No Twisting Leg locks EXCEPT Inside Toe Hold, No Neck or Cervical Cranks or Slamming.
Length of BJJ Matches:
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Youth & Juniors |
4 minutes |
| White | 5 minutes |
| Blue | 6 minutes |
| Purple | 7 minutes |
| Brown | 8 minutes |
| Black | 10 Minutes |
No-Gi Point System:
All positions must be held with control for 3 full seconds
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Takedown landing in half or full guard |
2 points |
| Takedown to side control or mount | 3 points |
| Sweep or Reversal w/ legs | 2 points |
| Passing Opponent's Guard | 3 points |
| Mounted Position | 4 points |
| Back Control w/ Hooks | 4 points |
No-Gi Illegal Techniques:
Beginner, Novice, Youth & Juniors Divisions: No Leg Locks EXCEPT Straight Ankle Lock. No Neck or Cervical Cranks, Wrist Locks, Slamming or Slicers.
Intermediate: No Twisting Leg locks EXCEPT Inside Toe Hold, No Neck or Cervical Cranks, Wrist Locks, Slamming or Slicers.
Advanced: No Slamming
Length of No-Gi Matches:
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Youth & Juniors |
4 minutes |
| Beginners | 4 minutes |
| Intermediate | 5 minutes |
| Advanced | 6 minutes |
Gi Skill Levels:
Youth (5-13 years) & Juniors (14-17 years)
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White + Yellow |
<12 months |
| Orange | 12 – 23 months |
| Green Belt | 24 months + |
Men & Women
White Belt, Blue Belt, Purple Belt, Brown Belt & Black BeltGi Weight Classes -- Weigh-in WITH Gi uniform. Weights include Gi weight.
Youth (5-13):
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Rooster: 40.0 and below |
Medium Heavy: 80.1 to 95.0 lbs. |
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Super Feather: 40.1 to 50.0 |
Heavy: 95.1 to 110.0 lbs. |
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Feather: 50.1 to 60.0 |
Super-Heavy: 110.1 to 125.5 lbs. |
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Light: 60.1 to 70 lbs. |
Super Super Heavy: 125.6 and over |
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Middle: 70.1 to 80.0 lbs. |
Open Class: Over Medium Heavy weight |
Juniors (14-17):
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Rooster: 118.0 and below |
Medium Heavy: 163.1 to 174.5 lbs. |
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Super Feather: 118.1 to 129.0 |
Heavy: 174.6 to 185.5 lbs. |
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Feather: 129.1 to 141.0 |
Super-Heavy: 185.6 to 196.5 lbs. |
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Light: 141.1 to 152.0 lbs. |
Super Super Heavy: 196.6 and over |
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Middle: 152.1 to 163.0 lbs. |
Open Class: Over Middle weight |
Men:
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Rooster: 126.5 and below |
Medium Heavy: 181.1 to 194.5 lbs. |
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Super Feather: 126.6 to 141.0 |
Heavy: 194.6 to 207.5 lbs. |
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Feather: 141.1 to 154.0 |
Super-Heavy: 207.6 to 221.0 lbs. |
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Light: 154.1 to 167.5 lbs. |
Super Super Heavy: 221.1 and over |
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Middle: 167.6 to 181.0 lbs |
Open Class: Free |
Women:
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Super Feather: 118.0 and below |
Medium Heavy: 152.1 to 163.0 lbs. |
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Feather: 118.1 to 129.0 |
Heavy: 163.1 and over |
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Light: 129.1 to 141.0 lbs. |
Open Class: Free |
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Middle: 141.1 to 152.0 lbs. |
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No-Gi Skill Levels:
Youth & Juniors
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Beginner |
< 18 months |
| Advanced | > 18 months |
Men
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Beginner |
< 2 years |
| Intermediate | 2 - 4 years |
| Advanced | > 4 years |
Women
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Beginner |
< 18 months |
| Advanced | > 18 months |
No-Gi Weight Classes -- Weigh-in WITH No-Gi uniform.
Youth (5-13):
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Rooster: 40.0 and below |
Medium Heavy: 80.1 to 95.0 lbs. |
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Super Feather: 40.1 to 50.0 |
Heavy: 95.1 to 110.0 lbs. |
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Feather: 50.1 to 60.0 |
Super-Heavy: 110.1 to 125.5 lbs. |
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Light: 60.1 to 70 lbs. |
Super Super Heavy: 125.6 and over |
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Middle: 70.1 to 80.0 lbs. |
Open Class: Over Medium Heavy weight |
Juniors (14-17):
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Rooster: 113.5 and below |
Medium Heavy: 158.1 to 169.0 lbs. |
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Super Feather: 113.6 to 124.5 |
Heavy: 169.1 to 180.0 lbs. |
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Feather: 124.6 to 135.0 |
Super-Heavy: 180.1 to 191.0 lbs. |
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Light: 135.1 to 147.0 lbs. |
Super Super Heavy: 191.1 and over |
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Middle: 147.1 to 158.0 lbs. |
Open Class: Over Middle weight |
Men:
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Rooster: 122.5 and below |
Medium Heavy: 175.6 to 188.5 lbs. |
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Super Feather: 122.6 to 135.5 |
Heavy: 188.6 to 202.0 lbs. |
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Feather: 135.6 to 149.0 |
Super-Heavy: 202.1 to 215.0 lbs. |
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Light: 149.1 to 162.0 lbs. |
Super Super Heavy: 215.1 and over |
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Middle: 162.1 to 175.5 lbs |
Open Class: Free |
Women:
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Super Feather: 113.5 and below |
Medium Heavy: 147.1 to 158.0 lbs. |
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Feather: 113.6 to 124.5 |
Heavy: 158.1 and over |
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Light: 124.6 to 135.5 lbs. |
Open Class: Free |
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Middle: 135.6 to 147.0 lbs. |
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To be posted after the tournament
Directions to Liberty High School.
Here.
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No Judges • No Points • No Kidding |




