The 2015 Pan No-Gi went down this Saturday at the City College, in New York City.

Marcelo Garcia’s black belt Matheus Diniz was the standout after he finished Garry Tonon for the open class gold medal.

In the medium-heavy division, Diniz closed out with teammate Macos Tinoco.

In the female division, Alison Tremblay beat Megan Nevill for the open class title.

The results of the black belt divisions were:

BLACK / Adult / Male / Rooster

First – Washington Luis do M. Lima – GF Team California

BLACK / Adult / Male / Light Feather

First – João Ricardo Bordignon Miyao – PSLPB Cicero Costha

Second – Mark Daniel Ramos – Ricardo “Rey” Diogo BJJ

Third – Joseph Best – Balance

BLACK / Adult / Male / Feather

First – Paulo Henrique Bordignon Miyao – PSLPB Cicero Costha

Second – Gianni Paul Grippo – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Third – Mayko de Araujo Girotto Borges – CheckMat

Third – Edson Francisco de Oliveira – Barbosa JJ

BLACK / Adult / Male / Light

First – Garry Lee Tonon – Gracie Elite Team America

Second – Rodrigo Lamounier de Freitas – Rodrigo Freitas Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Third – Renan Borges – New England United BJJ

Third – Bricklin J. Welch – Redzovic International

BLACK / Adult / Male / Middle

First – Otavio Ferreira de Sousa – Gracie Barra

Second – Marcelo França Mafra – CheckMat USA

Third – Jonathan T. Satava – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Third – Mansher Khera – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

BLACK / Adult / Male / Medium Heavy

First – Marcos Vinícius da Silva Tinoco – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Second – Matheus Oliveira Diniz – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Third – Thiago Sá Fortes Silva – CheckMat

Third – Thomas Alban Jules Loubersanes – Atos Jiu-Jitsu

BLACK / Adult / Male / Heavy

First – Roberto Torralbas – Team Lloyd Irvin

Second – Neiman Gracie Stambowsky – Renzo Gracie

Third – Andrew J. Maulbeck – Renzo Gracie

BLACK / Adult / Male / Super Heavy

First – Guybson Costa e Sá – SAS Team USA

Second – Paulo Henrique Alves da Silva – Zenith BJJ

Third – Carlos Robson Gracie Filho – Gracie Elite Team

BLACK / Adult / Male / Ultra Heavy

First – Gustavo Dias Elias – Gracie Humaita San Diego

Second – Abraham J. Marte Messina – GF Team International

Third – Jason J Lees – Gracie Elite Team America

BLACK / Adult / Male / Open Class

First – Matheus Oliveira Diniz – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Second – Garry Lee Tonon – Gracie Elite Team America

Third – Gianni Paul Grippo – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Third – Guybson Costa e Sá – SAS Team USA

BLACK / Adult / Female / Light Feather

First – Marcela Lawton – New England United

BLACK / Adult / Female / Feather

First – Vianca J Jager – East Coast United BJJ

Second – Fiona M. Watson – Notorious Mixed Martial Arts

Third – Bibiana Dios Tan Pacini S. Silva – UFC Gym Stamford / BDT BJJ

BLACK / Adult / Female / Light

First – Karen Deisy Antunes Girotto Borges – CheckMat

Second – Maria Dolores Asensi Gonzalez – Climent club

BLACK / Adult / Female / Medium Heavy

First – Megan Ann Nevill – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Second – Monique Ricardo Carvalho – CheckMat USA

BLACK / Adult / Female / Super Heavy

First – Alison Victoria Tremblay – Brazilian Top Team

BLACK / Adult / Female / Open Class

First – Alison Victoria Tremblay – Brazilian Top Team

Second – Megan Ann Nevill – Alliance Marcelo Garcia

Third – Karen Deisy Antunes Girotto Borges – CheckMat

Third – Maria Dolores Asensi Gonzalez – Climent club

In the teams’ competition, the results were:

Male

1 – Alliance Marcelo Garcia – 63

2 – Rodrigo Vaghi BJJ – 21

3 – Gracie Barra – 20

Female

1 – Team Royce Gracie – 21

2 – Fight Sports – 18

3 – RABJJ – 18

For the complete results, go to ibjjf.com.

The 2015 Pan No-Gi takes place this Saturday, Oct. 3, at the City College, in New York.

Featuring big names like Paulo and João Miyao, Gianni Grippo, Garry Tonon, John Satava, Otavio Sousa, Mansher Khera, Matheus Diniz, Dillon Danis and many others, the event should be thrilling from beginning to end.

The IBJJF has released both the schedule and the brackets and you can click here to check it out.

Even if you can’t attend the event in NY, you’ll be able to watch all matches through a PPV live stream provided by Flo Grappling.

Click here to buy the PPV.

Luiza Monteiro was the standout in the female division in New York this Saturday.

Watch how she got to the top of the female black belt open class division.

Click here for the full coverage of the 2014 Pan No-Gi.

Watch how Jackson Sousa won the black belt open class division in a thrilling match against Gracie Barra’s AJ Agazarm.

Click here and read the full article on the 2014 Pan No-Gi.

Lucas Lepri (bottom) has never competed in ADCC before. Here he sets up a sweep on Kenny Florian at the 2009 Pan No-Gi.

Along with many athletes receiving emails from the ADCC organization, Alliance champion Lucas Lepri is of that group. Gaining his first-ever invitation to the prestigious event, Lucas will be traveling to Beijing, China, in October to represent his team in the under 77kg division.

Having already been to Abu Dhabi for the World Pro and a champion in IBJJF’s top tournaments, it’s time for Lucas to make his debut as a no-gi grappler on the international stage of ADCC. See how he reacted to the surprise notification and how he will adjust his training regiment in an exclusive chat with GRACIEMAG.com.

GRACIEMAG: How does it feel to be personally invited to one of the most prestigious BJJ tournaments in the world?

LUCAS LEPRI: Honestly when Fabio Gurgel called me and told me that I was chosen to represent my team at the ADCC, I felt so happy and at the same time so flattered for the opportunity. I was waiting for this invitation since my first No-Gi Worlds title [in 2009] and now I am more than happy to know that my work is being recognized.

Will you change your training from now on to be prepared for this no-gi event and will you go anywhere else or stay in Atlanta?

Yes, my training now is going to be more focused on no-gi, but I will keep training with the gi because in my opinion it’s very important to combine both to get the result that I am looking for. All my training is going to be done in Atlanta with Master Jacare and my students. But I might also go to NYC [Marcelo Garcia Academy] as it seems that our crew from Brazil is coming so we can all train together and get prepared.

What kind of matches are you looking forward to with possible opponents such as Otavio Sousa?

For all of my fights my goal is to fight forward and look for the submission. It’s always a pleasure to fight with big athletes of our sport.

Stay tuned for more ADCC news on who will be in attendance and more.

The IBJJF Pan Nogi took place this Sunday, in New York, and our GMA members once again made their presence felt.

Professors and students of different academies owned the podium in another display of technique and heart.

The team’s competition was won by The Avengers, headed by  members Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu and Pablo Popovitch. Team Renzo Gracie came second and Gracie Barra completed the podium at the adults division.

Here are the medalists.

Carlos Alberto Terrinha, from Gracie Barra New England, was the black belt senior 2 open class champion.

João Amaral, from BTT Boston, was the silver medalist at the black belt master division.

Kayron Gracie, from Gracie Barra America, was the adult black belt medium heavy champion and the absolute runner up.

Lucas Lepri (picture above), from Alliance NY, was the adult black belt lightweight champion.

Henrique Rezende, from Marcelo Garcia Academy, was the adult light-featherweight silver medalist.

Congratulations to all schools for their performance.

Here you find the Pan Nogi complete results.

Across the ocean, the IBJJF debuted on events in the UK with the London Open International.

As NYC, London also saw a show by our GMA members.

Atlhetes from associated academies all over Europe conquered medals.

Congrats to all.

Here are the complete London Open results.