NAGACompleted
NAGA Georgia Grappling Championship
Saturday, October 25, 2025
Cobb County Civic Center · Atlanta, GA
520Competitors
91Academies
798Matches
156Divisions
205Golds
Results
Ironborn Jiu-Jitsu dominated the NAGA Georgia Grappling Championship, capturing 12 gold medals across 26 total placements to lead the 90-academy field. Grey belt Cody Haru Truong from Ironborn won 3 golds and posted the second-highest rating (4943) of the tournament. Gabriel Argueta (Boss Grappling, rating 6002) and Wyatt Martin (Torch MMA and Fitness, rating 4622) each earned 2 golds, while Jacoby Stone claimed Tournament MVP honors.
By the Numbers
The event produced 798 total matches across 136 divisions, with submissions accounting for 48% of decided matches—matching the North American Grappling Association's 49% season average. The youth beginner male 50-59.9 gi division emerged as the deepest bracket with 14 placements, indicating strong participation in that age and weight category.
Academy Intel
Gwinnett Training Academy and Gazzy Parman/Kenny Kim tied for second place with 17 total medals each, though Gwinnett pulled ahead on gold count (10 vs. 9). Monserrat Gomez from Gwinnett Training Academy earned 2 golds and a rating of 4541. PMA Oak Ridge finished 6th overall with 7 golds but accumulated 38 total medals, indicating consistent depth across multiple divisions. Union Team BJJ's Armen Bagdasaryan (blue belt, rating 4677) placed among the top individual performers with a single gold medal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ironborn Jiu-jitsu led the team standings with 11 gold medals. Top gold medalists include Gabriel Argueta, Gabriel Argueta, Jude Acuff.
Ironborn Jiu-jitsu finished first with 11 gold medals at NAGA Georgia Grappling Championship. View complete team standings and academy results on Jits.gg.
NAGA Georgia Grappling Championship had a 48% submission rate across 798 matches.
Yes, 798 matches are tracked for NAGA Georgia Grappling Championship. View full brackets and results on Jits.gg.
NAGA Georgia Grappling Championship was a NAGA tournament held at Atlanta, GA.
