LVL Grappling Winter Open - Feb 13th 2027
· Castle Rock, Colorado, United States
- Registration
- Open Closes Feb 7, 2027
- Closed Feb 7, 2027
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- Format
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- Organizer
- LVL Grappling
- Venue
- Douglass County FairgroundsOpen in OpenStreetMap
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About
A Colorado Jiu-Jitsu Tournament - Designed Around The Athlete. Not The Bracket.
Every athlete placed where they belong, every match a true test, so they discover what they're capable of, instead of walking away discouraged.
Registration is completed at LVLGrappling.com
More event details
Whether this is your athlete’s first tournament or they compete regularly, our goal is to make competition day feel organized, professional, and worth the time you put into it.
One loss does not end your day. Athletes receive more opportunities to compete, adjust, learn, and gain valuable experience.
Organized Bullpen & Staging
Athletes move through a clear process:
Check-In → Weigh-In → Bullpen → Mat → Podium
A Venue That Works for Families
The Douglas County Fairgrounds gives us room for competitors, spectators, staging, and plenty of on-site parking.
Saturday, February 13, 2027
Douglas County Fairgrounds | Castle Rock, Colorado
Doors Open: 8:00 AM
Competition Begins: 9:00 AM
Individual competition times, brackets, weigh-in information, parking instructions, and arrival details will be released before tournament day.
Kids attend FREE
Pre-Registered Adults: $15
Day-Of Adults: $20
Choose the competition experience that fits what you want from tournament day.
Fair matches. Clean mats. More mat time. Better organization.
Rules
We built this event around the things athletes, parents, and coaches repeatedly say matter most: fair divisions, clean mats, organized staging, qualified referees, clear communication, plenty of parking, and more meaningful mat time.
Belt color does not tell the whole story. Our division process considers factors including age, weight, belt/skill level, training experience, and competition experience to help create more appropriate matchups.
Qualified Referees & Published Rules
Our referees work from a consistent published ruleset so athletes, coaches, parents, and officials know the standard before competition begins.
Additional divisions: +$20