BTT Canada and the medal count on day 2 of the Ontario Open. Photo: Lee Villeneuve

Professor Fabio Holanda has led his GMA BTT Canada team to victory once more, this time near their home turf. The Montreal-based academy was successful in securing three trips to the 2014 World Championship at the Ontario International Open held May 3-4.

Terrie Schauer was the first to compete and win in the women’s blue belt light absolute earning her travel expenses to the Worlds.

A week after returning from the WPJJC in Abu Dhabi with a first place win, BTT purple belt Yacinta Nguyen continued her winning streak by securing two more gold medals in both her weight division and the heavy purple/brown/black belt absolute to earn her ticket.

Joining them this year is well-known veteran BJJ fighter and black belt Lee Villeneuve, who not only swept his division and the absolute in gi, but pulled off a repeat double gold performance in the no-gi divisions as well.

Over all BTT, upheld their reputation taking first place in no-gi and second place in gi as a team.

Learn more about Fabio Holanda and the BTT Canada team at www.bttcanada.ca

Lee Villeneuve em ação na Seletiva de Montreal. Foto: Afrobraz/Divulgação.

Na Seletiva de Montreal para Abu Dhabi, realizada no último fim de semana no Canadá, um faixa-marrom chamou atenção no peso pesado.

Lee Villeneuve, da BTT, despachou geral na categoria e garantiu a passagem aérea e a viagem com todas as despesas pagas para o WPJJC, que rola no mês de abril nos Emirados Árabes.

Confira o desempenho do canadense, que se livrou de um ataque de Daniel Savery (BJJ Best Way) e depois passou a guarda e pegou.

Lee Villeneuve in action at Montreal WPJJC Trials (photo by Afrobraz)

At the Montreal, Canada chapter of the Abu Dhabi WPJJC Trials last weekend, one brown belt caught some major attention inthe heavyweight division.

Lee Villeneuve of BTT  dispatched every opponent he faced in his weight division in earning his all-expenses-paid travel to the April WPJJC in the United Arab Emirates.

Check out the Canadian’s performance as he gets free of an attack from BJJ Best Way’s Daniel Savery and passes guard and finishes.