Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship

Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship
Competition details
DisciplineBrazilian Jiu-Jitsu
OrganiserInternational Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation
History
First edition2007
Editions16
Most winsMale: Joao Miyao (5), Lucas Lepri, Pablo Popovitch, Gianni Grippo (4) Female: Alison Tremblay (5)

Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship is one of the main no-gi Brazilian jiu-jitsu competitions organized by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF). Held annually since 2007, the tournament is considered one of the most prestigious in the no-gi circuit, attracting elite athletes from around the world. Like the traditional Pan IBJJF (with gi), the Pan No-Gi follows IBJJF rules and is open to competitors of different age divisions and belt ranks.

The event is part of the IBJJF international competition calendar and is important both for ranking points and athlete exposure, especially for those who specialize in no-gi grappling. It is typically held in the United States, often in California, and welcomes both professional and amateur athletes.[1]

List of Pan Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Champions in Adult Male Black Belt division, by Year and Weight

Year 55.5 kg 61.5 kg 67.5 kg 73.5 kg 79.5 kg 85.5 kg 91.5 kg 97.5 kg +97.5 kg Absolute
2007 [2] Alex Taveira (1/1) Marcio Feitosa (1/1) Saulo Ribeiro (1/1) Flavio Almeida (1/1) Rodrigo Medeiros (1/1)
2008[3] Jason Yang (1/1) Samuel Braga (1/1) Renan Borges (1/1) Rubens Charles (1/1) Marcel Azevedo (1/1) Pablo Popovitch (1/4) Braulio Estima (1/2) Misha Cirkunov (1/1) Bruno Paulista (1/1) Braulio Estima (2/2)
2009 [4] Brandon Mullins (1/1) Rodrigo Faria (1/1) Lucas Lepri (1/4) Daniel Moraes (1/1) Gunnar Nelson (1/1) Igor Gracie (1/1) Andre Gusmao (1/1) Rolles Gracie (1/1) Rafael Franca (1/1)
2010 [5] Caio Terra (1/2) Henrique Rezende (1/2) Jonathan Torres (1/1) Lucas Lepri (2/4) Pablo Popovitch (2/4) Diego Nogueira (1/2) Marcus Oliveira (1/1) Victor Costa (1/1) Pablo Popovitch (3/4)
2011[6] Caio Terra (2/2) Andre Carvalho (1/1) Lucas Lepri (3/4) Davi Ramos (1/2) Kayron Gracie (1/1) Alexandre Moreira (1/1) Francisco Tavares (1/1) Petrus Melo (1/1) Davi Ramos (2/2)
2012[7] Henrique Rezende (2/2) Osvaldo Moizinho (1/1) Lucas Lepri (4/4) Vinicius Tavares (1/1) Kleber Oliveira (1/1) Roberto Alencar (1/1) Diego Nogueira (2/2) Diego Pereira de Santana (1/1) Pablo Popovitch (4/4)
2013 [8] Laercio Fernandes (1/1) Samir Chantre (1/1) AJ Agazarm (1/1) Francisco Itturalde (1/1) Murilo Santana (1/3) Luiz Panza (1/1) Ronnie Wuest Jr. (1/1) Tom DeBlass (1/1) Murilo Santana (2/3)
2014 [9] João Miyao (1/5) Osvaldo Moizinho (1/1) Rodrigo Freitas (1/1) Vitor Oliveira (1/1) Claudio Cardoso (1/1) Mauro Santiago (1/1) Tiago Giussani (1/1) Gabriel Lucas (1/1) Jackson Sousa (1/3)
2015 [10] Washington Lima (1/1) João Miyao (2/5) Paulo Miyao (1/2) Garry Tonon (1/1) Otávio Souza (1/1) Marcos Tinoco (1/2) Roberto Torralbas (1/1) Guybson Sa (1/1) Gustavo Dias Elias (1/1) Matheus Diniz (1/1)
2016 [11] Marcelo Cohen (1/1) João Miyao (3/5) Ian Sanders (1/1) Gianni Grippo (1/5) Jonathan Satava (1/2) Dillon Danis (1/1) Todd Mueckenheim (1/1) Cassio Da Silva (1/1) Aaron Johnson (1/3) Jonathan Satava (2/2)
2017 [12] Lucas Pinheiro (1/1) João Miyao (4/5) Gianni Grippo (2/5) Renato Canuto (1/1) Dante Leon (1/3) Lucas Rocha (1/1) Thomas Loubersanes (1/1) Jackson Sousa (2/3) Aaron Johnson (2/3) Jackson Sousa (3/3)
2018 [13] Kristian Woodmansee (1/1) João Miyao (5/5) Ian Sanders (1/1) Gianni Grippo (3/5) Dante Leon (2/3) Marcos Tinoco (2/2) Romelu Souza (1/1) Aaron Johnson (3/3) Gordon Ryan (1/2) Gordon Ryan (2/2)
2019 [14] Marcelo Cohen (1/1) Lucas Pinheiro (1/2) Paulo Miyao (2/2) Athos Miranda (1/1) Jefferson Guaresi (1/1) Jonnatas Gracie (1/1) Murilo Santana (3/3) Vinicius Gazola (1/1) Max Gimenis (1/2) Keenan Cornelius (1/1)
2020 [15] Lucas Pinheiro (2/2) Kennedy Maciel (1/1) Alexandre Molinaro (1/1) Johnatha Alves (1/1) Jonnatas Gracie (1/1) Andrew Wiltse (1/1) Lucas Barbosa (1/2) Kaynan Duarte (1/2) Max Gimenis (2/2) Kaynan Duarte (2/2)
2021 [16] Estevan Martinez-Garcia (1/1) Paulo Miyao (1/1) Diego Oliveira (1/1) Gianni Grippo (4/5) Matheus Gabriel (1/1) Jeferson Guaresi (1/1) Giancarlo Bodoni (1/1) Devonte Johnson (1/2) Victor Hugo (1/1) Lucas Barbosa (2/2)
2022 [17] Osamah Almarwai (1/1) Carlos 'Bebeto' Oliveira (1/1) Gavin Corbe (1/1) Deandre Corbe (1/1) Francisco Cuneo (1/1) Manuel Ribamar (1/1) Pedro Rocha (1/2) Fellipe Trovo (1/1) Davi Cabral (1/1) Henrique Ceconi (1/1)
2023 [18] John Stapleton (1/1) Edwin 'Junny' Ocasio (1/1) Gianni Grippo (5/5) Carlos Henrique (1/1) Oliver Taza (1/1) Francisco Lo (1/1) Adam Wardzinski (1/1) Dante Leon (3/3) Roosevelt Souza (1/1) Pedro Rocha (2/2)
2024 [19] Edwin Ocasio Cole Anthony Abate Maximilian John Anthony Hanson Natan Chueng Freitas Alehander da Silva Mariano Jose Jurema Nascimento de Carvalho Rafael Lovato Jr. Lucas Valentim Alves Montalvão Devhonte M. Johnson

List of Pan Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Champions in Adult Female Black Belt Women's division, by Year and Weight

Year -46.5 kg Rooster -51.5 kg Light Feather -56.5 kg Feather -61.5 kg Light -66.5 kg Middle -71.5 kg Medium Heavy -76.5  kg Heavy +76.5 kg Super Heavy Absolute
2007 [2] Felicia Oh (1/1)
2008 [3] Fabiana Borges (1/1) Thayse Nascimento (1/1)
2010 [5] Sofia Amarante (1/2) Emily Kwok (1/4) Emily Kwok (2/4)
2011 [6] Marcela Macedo (1/1) Jennifer Petrina (1/1) Emily Kwok (3/4) Cecilia Minshall (1/1) Emily Kwok (4/4)
2012 [7] Sofia Amarante (2/2) Thaysa da Silva (1/1) Valerie Worthington (1/1)
2014 [9] Bibiana Silva (1/1) Luiza Monteiro (1/1) Luiza Monteiro (1/1)
2015 [10] Marcela Lawton (1/1) Vianca Jager (1/1) Karen Antunes (1/3) Megan Nevill (1/1) Alison Tremblay (1/5) Alison Tremblay (2/5)
2016 [11] Karen Antunes (2/3) Carina Damm (1/1) Ida Fløisvik (1/1) Alison Tremblay (3/5) Karen Antunes (3/3)
2017 [12] Amanda Nogueira (1/1) Michelle Nicolini (1/2) Catherine Fuhro Perret (1/2) Alison Tremblay (4/5) Michelle Nicolini (2/2)
2018 [13] Mayssa Bastos (1/2) Jessica Dos Santos (1/1) Catherine Fuhro Perret (2/2) Gabrielle McComb (1/3) Monique Ricardo Carvalho (1/1) Maria Malyjasiak (1/3) Alison Tremblay (5/5) Maria Malyjasiak (3/3)
2019 [14] Sofia Amarante (2/2) Amanda Alequin (1/1) Jaqueline Amorim (1/1) Vedha Toscano (1/1) Maria Malyjasiak (3/3) Laura Hallock (1/1)
2020 [15] Gabrielle McComb (2/3) Nathalie Ribeiro (1/2) Vannessa Griffin (1/2) Rafaela Guedes (1/2) Tara White (1/1) Rafaela Guedes (2/2)
2021 [16] Mayssa Bastos (2/2) Gabrielle McComb (3/3) Nathalie Ribeiro (2/2) Vanessa Griffin (2/2) Elisabeth Clay (1/2) Maria Malyjasiak (1/2) Kendall Reusing (1/1) Elisabeth Clay (2/2)
2022 [17] Jhenifer Aquino Gonzaga My Bao Nguyen Alexandria L. Enriquez Ana Cristina Araujo Rodrigues Elisabeth Ann Clay Thalyta Stefhane Lima Silva Nathiely Karoline Melo de Jesus Elisabeth Ann Clay
2023 [18] Lavinia Francesconi Barbosa Dorothy Dao Adele M. Fornarino Jaine da Silva Fragoso Deise dos Santos Leonanjo Elizabeth Katherine Mitrovic Maria Vitória Gonçalves Ruffatto Roberta Pessoa Vieira Ribeiro Roberta Pessoa Vieira Ribeiro
2024 [19] Thaís Loureiro Felipe Ana Carolina de Andrade Lima Soares da Silva Ana Talita de Oliveira Alencar Amanda Dean Bruse Nadia Frankland Amanda Noel Leve Elisabeth Ann Clay Mayara Moreira Ribeiro Elisabeth Ann Clay

See also

References

  1. ^ BJJ Heroes (October 1, 2022). "Pan No-Gi: Meet the champions of the IBJJF tournament in New York". BJJHeroes. Retrieved May 13, 2025.
  2. ^ a b "Results 2007".
  3. ^ a b "Results 2008".
  4. ^ "Results 2009".
  5. ^ a b "Results 2010".
  6. ^ a b "Results 2011".
  7. ^ a b "Results 2012".
  8. ^ "Results 2013".
  9. ^ a b "Results 2014".
  10. ^ a b "Results 2015".
  11. ^ a b "Results 2016".
  12. ^ a b "Results 2017".
  13. ^ a b "Results 2018".
  14. ^ a b "Results 2019".
  15. ^ a b "Results 2020".
  16. ^ a b "Results 2021".
  17. ^ a b "Results 2022".
  18. ^ a b "Results 2023".
  19. ^ a b "Results 2024".
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