Auckland BJJ Masters 2016 Results

Sorry this is a bit late but here are the confirmed results from the 2016 AucklandBJJ.com Masters
competition.

I hope everyone who entered had a great day!

We will like to thanks everyone that supported this event.

Especially the old boys that traveled from Napier.

See you at our event next year.

U60 Blue
1st	Mr Chen (ABJJ)
U50 Blue
1st	Steve Suddens (Tukaha)
2nd	John Turner (ABJJ)
U40 Blue Heavy
1st	Damon Kosidis (ABJJ)
2nd	Vitali Alelulev (Uni Judo)
3rd	Ben Teague (Tukaha)
U40 Blue Light
1st	Steve Suddens (Tukaha)
2nd	James Maccombe (Uni Judo)
U50 White
1st	Heemi Brown (City BJJ)
2nd	Adam Cavanagh (Zero Gravity)
U40 Heavy
1st	Dwain Hindriksen (Uni Judo)
2nd	Cy Unverricht (Allegiance BJJ)
3rd	Mathieu Morin (Tukaha)
U40 White Light
1st	Leandro Coutinho (DS Team)
2nd	Joe Gallacher (Zero Gravity)

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