Tag: Confluence Jiu Jitsu

Kootenay jiu-jitsu athletes bring home medals from Vernon tournament

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Castlegar and Rossland jiu-jitsu athletes brought home multiple medals following a strong showing at a Vernon competition Sept. 26.

Castlegar athlete crowned jiu jitsu champion

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Castlegar's Kierra Cates added a major achievement to her jiu-jitsu career on Saturday, June 6, capturing the AVA Gi championship in Vancouver.

Confluence Jiu Jitsu claims medals at Mountain Mayhem

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The jiujitsu tournament hosted at the Miners' Hall attracted approximately 100 athletes from all around the Kootenays, ranging in ages from five to 40.

Confluence Jiu Jitsu athletes medal at Mountain Mayhem in Rossland

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A team from Confluence Jiu Jitsu brought home multiple medals after competing at the Mountain Mayhem Submission Grappling event earlier this month in Rossland.

Jiu Jitsu fighters bring home gold

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Jiu Jitsu fighters from Castlegar took to the mats in Kelowna on April 26 as part of the BC...

Confluence Jiu Jitsu Takes ‘All vs All’ Crown

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Confluence Jiu Jitsu captured the top spot in the team rankings of the 'All vs All Ultra' event in...

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