A 41-Win Streak Falls in Savannah

The weekend's biggest Jits gain belongs to Mason Jie Yu, who needed only two matches at Austin Open Gi Youth to earn +3,650 Jits and a gold medal. His path ran through Adam Alexander Rodrigues, a teammate at Inevat Brazilian Jiu Jitsu rated 2,990 Jits higher. Yu caught him by submission.

At AGF Oklahoma State, Millie Garcia of Outsiders Combat Club goes 4-0 with three submissions in the weekend's largest field. Meanwhile in Centralia, Washington, Cristiano Shaw puts together the most efficient run of the weekend: six matches, six submissions, zero points decisions. No academy, no fanfare. Just a grey belt finishing everyone he touches.

Teo Seojun Mcardle of Porrada Training Center doubles up at Grappling Industries Phoenix, winning six straight in Gi and six straight in No Gi. He enters rated at 7,643 Jits — S-Tier territory — and nobody in either bracket posed a serious threat.

At Grappling Industries Syracuse, four fighters win five or more in a single division. Nicola Armando Petruccelli of Monarch Jiujitsu Academy wins five and ends Anthony Espino's 15-win streak along the way. Rhesyn Hagan of Dragon Training Academy does the same double at AGF Oklahoma State — five wins in Gi, five in No Gi — all at 1,383 Jits. The rating says prospect. The bracket says otherwise.

The streak-breaking list runs deep this weekend. Audrey Mae Hurd Pagara loses the longest active streak at 41-0 when Davis Jackson Newton beats her at Newbreed Savannah. At the same tournament, Houston Rudisill sees his 24-win streak snapped by Noah Varvel, a blue belt rated at just 1,859 Jits — Rudisill was at 5,752.

Natalie Alex Rodriguez of Pablo Silva BJJ drops her 16-0 streak to Kayden Nicole Holland by submission at Austin Open Gi Youth. Gage Gagliardi (18-0) falls to Jaxon Mayo at AGF Oklahoma State. And Marcelle Garcia of Jiu-Jitsu Dynamics (14-0) loses to Merrick Ogden at NAGA Washington — Ogden was rated at 1,861 Jits to Garcia's 3,365.

Pablo Silva BJJ leads all academies with 85 medals from 85 fighters across the Austin Open weekend — a 1:1 ratio that reflects both depth and volume. Triton Fight Center runs the most efficient operation: 39 medals from 19 fighters, a 2.1 medals-per-fighter rate at AGF Oklahoma State. SATORI NO MICHI DOJO collects 41 medals from just 23 fighters at the Grappling X Nevada State Championship in Reno.

Christopher Rowden of Vital Brothers BJJ gains +7,160 Jits on a perfect 4-0 weekend — the biggest single-weekend Glicko-2 move across all thirteen tournaments. New entrants to the system can swing wide, and Rowden swings the widest.

Sterling MacKay of Gracie Barra Boise goes 7-2 for +6,040 Jits at United Grappling Boise. Maddy Reynoso of Conquest - Yukon puts together a perfect 9-0 weekend for +5,100 Jits at AGF Oklahoma State. On the drops side, Noah Gonzalez of RCAJJ takes the hardest fall: -2,720 Jits on a 0-5 weekend, dropping from 6,213 to 3,493.

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Drops

Next Saturday brings another full schedule. After a weekend with eight organizations and 6,200 matches, the circuit shows no signs of slowing down heading into late March. The Austin Open results will ripple through the Texas ratings. The Savannah and Philadelphia Newbreed results will reshape the Southeast and Northeast. And Roy Mason of Blackout Jiu-jitsu will be looking for a very different weekend.