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June 27, 2009

Weigh-Ins and Registration are from 7am-9:00am

Grappling Starts at 10am

$25 Entry Fee

Weight Classes- Men's Division Only

136.5, 154, 176, 202.5, 275.5lbs

Competition uniform
Grapplers shall appear on the edge of the mat wearing regulation competition grappling
or board shorts and sleeveless, short sleeve or long sleeve rash guard shirt. They shall not
be excessively baggy or have button/snaps that may be unsafe during competition. The
competition shirt shall be tight fitting.

Scoring for actions and holds
- Takedown (2 points)
- - Throws (3 and 5 points)
3 point throws: Any hold in the neutral position or any ground position which throws the
opponent over short amplitude and lands him/her into an established danger position for
at least 3 seconds.

5 point throws: Any hold from the neutral position or any ground position which throws
the opponent over high amplitude and lands him/her into an established danger position
o for at least 3 seconds.

Dominant control positions (3, 4 and 5 points)
• Side Mount (3 points)
• Full Mount (4 points)
• Back Mount (5 points)
- Reversal/Sweep (2 points)
- - Escape (1 point)

- Submission advantage marks
When a grappler makes a valid attempt at a submission maneuver and puts his/her
opponent in danger for at least 3 seconds, the referee will signal a submission advantage
mark.

These marks will be tallied during the match to determine the referee’s criteria for First
Choice in the case of an overtime match.

Referee criteria for First Choice:
• Most Submission advantage marks
• Least Passivity Infractions
• Most 5-point Back Mount control points
• Most 5-point Throw points
• Most 4-point Full Mount control points
• Most 3-point Throw points
• Most 3-point Side Mount control points
• Most 2-point Takedowns
• Most 2-point Reversals/Sweeps
• Most 1 point Escapes

A technical superiority occurs when a grappler has scored a 20-point advantage over
his/her opponent.