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[jitsu_j]

why is it that when people call the numb listed to register... they get hung up on?  is this tourney for reals or what?

[T R E N C H]

Boss, you on the rock already?

[Game]

   I'm not trying to start shit here so I'll just say I read the liability form and its impressive and thorough. It uses very explicit language. covers twice as much as IBJJF or CBJJ forms. Its hard to sign that form then check the "Youth (4-6 year old) box". What if my child's referee has no experience with BJJ. Who knows anything at this point. The way this tournament is organized. Its a very real risk. SYR has shown me in many ways that they do not know what they're doing with this tournament. Download and read the liability form, its a trip. it protects SYR from "unknown risks" you might face. You guys can be negligent about everything else but please protect the kids. Use the unknown black belts as refs if you can. Don't yell "rip if off" when a boy is in an arm-lock. Shit don't even allow subs for the kids.

as respectfully as I could,

[zrapadas]

well, the tournament is not on the main land, so anything will fly.. what parents would have to do is, higher a lawyer, or have their child miss the chance to gain valuable experience..

[Mr. Wong]

I know tomorrow is the registration deadline and I'm suppose to turn in the money to my instructor. But I need to know where else I can register because I can't train tomorrow.

you can submit your form online to vinceq@shoyoroll.com .

[Mr. Wong]

Can competitors participate in both their weight class and the open class?

Yes they just need to note this on their form.

[jitsu_j]

well, the tournament is not on the main land, so anything will fly.. what parents would have to do is, higher a lawyer, or have their child miss the chance to gain valuable experience..

hahha....   GAME i tell u man, ur something else. 

[Mr. Wong]

gims you can turn in your form online to vinceq@shoyoroll.com.  just scan and email the form over or you can drop the form off to Frank Flores on island Phone: 689-6748

[Mr. Tyrtl]

well, the tournament is not on the main land, so anything will fly.. what parents would have to do is, higher a lawyer, or have their child miss the chance to gain valuable experience..

par your all out! I do have to agree that the experience gained is priceless.

[choco*fish]

Results?!

[Mr. Tyrtl]

Results?!

X2... anyone hear anything yet?
Just got a text from Chris G and he said he was getting them.

[crasie]

drum roll pls...

[((G))lenn]

Pics with almost all the medal winners, missed two divisions, I think Bronze is left, silver is middle, and gold is on the right.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glenn671/sets/72157622988882740/

[SHOYO1]

Results

Junior White Belt 50-60 Pounds                        Female White Belt 118 and Below

1st Kenneth Ladesa  Team Comquest                1st Deanna Quinata  Team Carlson Gracie
2nd Gavin Whitt       Team Gracie Barra             2nd Christina Hicks  Team Purebred
3rd  Darin Cruz         Team Gracie Barra             3rd Jaronne Gandaoll Team Purebred

Junior White Belt 70-85 Pounds                        Male White Belt 141-154 Pounds

1st Joseph Sarmiento Team Spike 22
2nd Johnny Garcia Team Gracie Barra

Junior Yellow Belt 65-105 Pounds

1st Juliette Garcia  Team Gracie Barra
2nd Kyra Rocco      Team Gracie Barra
3rd Justin Untalan   Tam Purebred

Juvenile White Belt 70-105 Pounds

1st Jarah Whitt  Team Gracie Barra
2nd Jude Garcia  Team Gracie Barra
3rd Corey Mendiola Team Gracie Barra

Juvenile White Belt 115-140 Pounds

1st Scottie Flores Team GTT
2nd Dexter Balajadia Team GTT
3RD Cameron Masnayan Team Carlson Gracie

Juvenile White Belt 150-160 Pounds

1st Joseph Leon Guerrero Team Carlson Gracie
2nd Justin Taitingfong  Team Carlson Gracie
3rd Jonathon Mendiola Team Gracie Barra

Juvenile White Belt 170-190 Pounds

1st Jeremiah San Nicolas Team Carlson Gracie
2nd Joaquin Blaz  Team Carlson Gracie
3rd Kevin Matsumoto Team Pound

Juvenile Orange/Green/Blue 118-126 Pounds

1st Jesse Manglona Team Gracie Barra
2nd Eric Alcantara  Team Gracie Barra
3rd Cameron Masnayan Team Carlson Gracie

[SHOYO1]

Mens White Belt 126-141 Pounds

1st Kevin Cruz Team Carlson Gracie
2nd Scottie Flores Team GTT
3rd Woody DeBenedictis Team Carlson Gracie


Mens White Belt 141-154 Pounds

1st Zack Tenorio Team Carlson Gracie
2nd Thaddeus Malbreaux Team Spike 22
3rd Alan Subalboro Team Carlson Gracie

Mens White Belt 154-167 Pounds

1st Matthew Nelson Team GTT
2nd Anthony Cabrera Team Comquest
3rd Gary Garrido Team Pound

Mens 167-181 Pounds

1st Robert Washington Team Spike 22
2nd Jeramiah San Nicolas Team Carlson Gracie
3rd Jude Diaz Team Pound

Mens 194-207 Pounds

1st Ruben Rivas Team Gracie Barra
2nd Skyyler Taitano Team Carlson Gracie
3rd Chris Huckabee Team Carlson Gracie

Mens Super Heavy

1st Eric Tedtaotao Team Pound
2nd Erik Flores Team Pound
3rd Phillip Cruz Team Carlson Gracie

Mens White Belt Absolute

1st Robert Washington Team Spike 22
2nd Eric Tedtaotao Team Pound
3rd Treven Jones Team GTT

Mens Blue Belt 154-167 Pounds

1st Mike Carbullido Team Carlson Gracie
2nd John Meno Team GTT
3rd Miguel Ayuyu Team Carlson Gracie

Mens Blue Belt 181-194 Pounds

1st John Tuck  Team GTT
2nd Micha Tobias Team Spike 22
3rd Ivan Kanzaki Team GTT

Mens Blue Belt Absolute

1st John Tuck Team GTT
2nd John Meno Team GTT
3rd Micha Tobias Team Spike 22

Fastest Submission                                               Most Technical Submission

Cameron Masnayan Team Carlson Gracie                    John Tuck Team GTT

Team Trophy Carlson Gracie Mr. Gabe Baker

Thank you to all participants, fans, volunteers, sponsors and every involved in making this tournament a success. Without you this could not happen until the next tournament keep training hard.