West Coast USA Regional Championship
· Orange, CA, United States
- Registration
- Open Closes Nov 7, 2026
- Closed Nov 7, 2026
- Fee
- From $119 Listed price
- Format
- Gi & No-Gi 12 divisions
- Organizer
- CompNet · California
- Venue
- SANTIAGO CANYON COLLEGEOpen in OpenStreetMap
Registration
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Divisions and prices
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| Division | Who can enter | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Boys Gi | 3-15 yrs [Requirements: Age: 3-15, Gender: male] | $119 |
| Boys No-Gi | 3-15 yrs [Requirements: Age: 3-15, Gender: male] | $119 |
| Female Gi | 18 years and above [Requirements: Age: 18+, Gender: female] | $119 |
| Female No-Gi | 18 years and above [Requirements: Age: 18+, Gender: female] | $119 |
| Girls Gi | 3-15 yrs [Requirements: Age: 3-15, Gender: female] | $119 |
| Girls No-Gi | 3-15 yrs [Requirements: Age: 3-15, Gender: female] | $119 |
| Juvenile Female Gi | 16-17 years [Requirements: Age: 16-17, Gender: female] | $119 |
| Juvenile Female No-Gi | 16-17 years [Requirements: Age: 16-17, Gender: female] | $119 |
| Juvenile Male Gi | 16-17 Yrs [Requirements: Age: 16-17, Gender: male] | $119 |
| Juvenile Male No-Gi | 16-17 years [Requirements: Age: 16-17, Gender: male] | $119 |
| Male Gi | 18 years and above [Requirements: Age: 18+, Gender: male] | $119 |
| Male No-Gi | 18 years and above [Requirements: Age: 18+, Gender: male] | $119 |
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About
The 2026 CompNet season marks another milestone in Gracie Barra’s commitment to excellence and unity through Jiu-Jitsu. Throughout the year, athletes from all regions will compete in over one hundred tournaments, demonstrating the values, discipline, and technique that define our community.
Each event contributes to the CompNet Global Ranking, encouraging continuous growth and recognition for our athletes worldwide.
More event details
The CompNet West Coast USA GI & NO-GI Championship is here!
The gates open at 7:30 am, and the tournament begins at 9:00 am. A detailed event schedule will be released a few days prior to the tournament.
8045 E Chapman Ave, Orange, CA 92869
Early Bird: $109 or $188 for both Gi and No-Gi. Early Bird price will be available until Sunday, OCTOBER 18th.
Regular Registration $119.00 (USD) or $202 for both Gi and No-Gi. Regular registrations go until Sunday, OCTOBER 25th.
Late Registration $129.00 (USD) or $219 for both Gi and No-Gi until Sunday, NOVEMBER 8th.
Spectator Fee: $15.00 (USD). Registrations for athletes under 12 years old include one complimentary spectator ticket.
Here are some important dates to help you prepare for competition:
CN Tournament Pictures
Brackets and schedule
- The CompNet Team
Rules
The very last championship of this season - and it will give you TWICE the ranking points - regional and also globally!Every competition is a call to courage and an opportunity to elevate your Jiu-Jitsu—testing your skills, mindset, and spirit on the mats.
Registration closes SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH , 2026.
The deadline for division corrections is MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th (email us at california@compnet.global for corrections on Monday).
The tournament bracket and official schedule will be published on Thursday, NOVEMBER 12th, 2026.
For Competitors from 3 to 15 years of age (Tiny Champions to Teens):
To give every competitor the best experience possible, match formats are based on the number of competitors in each division:
They will compete head-to-head in a best-of-three matches series.• The athlete who wins two matches wins the division.
The division will run as a true round robin.• Each athlete competes against both others.• Final placement is determined by overall results.
The division follows a single-elimination bracket.• The two athletes who lose in the semifinals will compete for bronze medal.
The division will begin as a single-elimination bracket. If an athlete loses their first match, they will move into a secondary bracket for the opportunity to have the second match (consolation bracket don't offer medals). A final match will be held to determine the bronze medal winner. Only athletes who loses in the first round will be moved to the consolation bracket.
CN Rules and Regulations
CN Code of Conduct
Information for parents of child competitors
Frequently asked questions