What is the cost to compete?

The lowest standard entry fee to compete is $105.

What is the registration deadline?

Early Bird registration closes on January 2, 2027, normal registration closes on January 30, 2027, and late registration closes on February 9, 2027.

What divisions are offered?

Divisions offered include Adult, Kids, Gi, and No-Gi.

Is there a spectator fee?

Yes, the spectator fee is $20 for all attendees over the age of 12.

FUJI BJJ Missouri State Championship, St. Charles MO | Let's Roll

FUJI BJJ Missouri State Championship

Organized by FUJI BJJ

The FUJI BJJ Missouri State Championship will be held on February 13-14, 2027. This tournament features both Gi and No-Gi competitions for various age groups.

February 13 – February 14, 2027Steel Shop Athletics & Events, St. Charles, MO, United StatesUSD 105.00 entry0 registered

Gi & No-Gi

IBJJF

Event Description

The FUJI BJJ Missouri State Championship is organized by FUJI BJJ and features both Gi and No-Gi competitions under the IBJJF ruleset. This event is open to participants aged 4 and up, with divisions for Adults and Kids in both Gi and No-Gi categories. The tournament will take place from Saturday, February 13, 2027, to Sunday, February 14, 2027, at Steel Shop Athletics & Events located at 49 Lawrence St, St. Charles, MO. The lowest standard entry fee is $105, and registration is available through the link on this page. Spectator passes are required for all attendees over the age of 12, with a fee of $20 payable at the door.

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Divisions

Adult

Kids

No-Gi

About FUJI BJJ

FUJI BJJ is the tournament series run by Fuji Sports, the martial-arts gi and apparel brand, launched in 2007. It runs gi and no-gi events for kids through adults across roughly ten US regions, using IBJJF-style point scoring.

Rules

IBJJF rules are the standard most BJJ competition rules descend from. Matches are scored on positional progress: 2 points for a takedown, sweep, or knee-on-belly; 3 points for passing the guard; and 4 points for mount, back mount, or back control with hooks. Advantages are awarded for near-scores and close submission attempts and act as the first tiebreaker, followed by penalties and finally referee decision. Match length scales with rank, from 5 minutes for adult white belts up to 10 minutes for black belts.

Legal techniques expand with age and belt. White belts face the tightest restrictions (no wrist locks, slicers, or kneebars); jump to purple and brown/black and more leg attacks and pressure submissions open up. Since the 2021 rule change, heel hooks and inside knee reaping are legal — but only in the adult brown/black no-gi divisions. Kids divisions run shorter matches with a much more restrictive legal-technique list.

Uniform rules are enforced: gis must be white, royal blue, or black, properly fitted, with a rank-appropriate belt; no-gi divisions require rash guards displaying the competitor's belt color. Referees can disqualify for illegal gear, so check the uniform checklist before stepping on the scale.

Always confirm the official rulebook before you compete — organizations update rules between seasons. See the official event page for current rules.

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Frequently asked questions

When and where is FUJI BJJ Missouri State Championship?: The FUJI BJJ Missouri State Championship will be held on Saturday, February 13, 2027, to Sunday, February 14, 2027, at Steel Shop Athletics & Events, 49 Lawrence St, St. Charles, MO.
What is the cost to compete?: The lowest standard entry fee to compete is $105.
What is the registration deadline?: Early Bird registration closes on January 2, 2027, normal registration closes on January 30, 2027, and late registration closes on February 9, 2027.
What divisions are offered?: Divisions offered include Adult, Kids, Gi, and No-Gi.
Is there a spectator fee?: Yes, the spectator fee is $20 for all attendees over the age of 12.

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