Community Clash 4
Kansas City, KS, United States
Description
Community Clash 3
Supporting BJJ in Public Schools
100% of registrations and spectator fees directly fund our school initiatives. Come step on the mat, test your skills, and support a massive cause for our youth!
Event Schedule & Division Formats
1. Kids Gi Tournament (Ages 6–14)
A traditional, bracketed tournament run efficiently through Smoothcomp. Perfect for young athletes looking to test their skills in a welcoming, organized environment.
- Format: Traditional bracket tracking wins, losses, points, and submissions via Smoothcomp.
- Spectators (Ages 15+): $15 at the door (Kids under 14 spectate free!)
2. Beginners King & Queen of the Mat (White & Blue Belts)
A fast-paced submission hunt to crown the local mat royalty.
- Beginner Men (King of the Mat): Under 250 lbs
- Beginner Women (Queen of the Mat): Under 250 lbs
- Prizes: Custom trophies for the winners, plus a premium package at Nail Perfection and Spa (Queen) and $75 worth of premium merch and prizes (King).
- Ruleset: See the King/Queen of the Mat Rules section below.
3. Advanced King & Queen of the Mat (Purple, Brown, & Black Belts)
High stakes, elite grappling, and an incredible platform to showcase your skills for a great cause.
- Weight Class: Open Weight (under 250 lbs)
- Grand Prize: $500 CASH to the King Sponsored by Rise Vision
- and $500 CASH to the Queen Sponsored by Nail Perfection and Spa
- Ruleset: See the King/Queen of the Mat Rules section below.
King & Queen of the Mat (KOTM/QOTM) Official Rules
To keep the action fast, exciting, and fan-friendly, both the Beginner and Advanced King/Queen divisions will follow this unique, high-intensity format:
- The Match: Grab a partner and roll for 3 minutes OR until the first submission.
- The Turnaround: Once the 3-minute timer rings (or a submission occurs), there is a strict 30-second break to find a new opponent.
- The Golden Rule: You cannot roll with the same person twice in a row.
- Advanced Ruleset: Advanced divisions will follow ADCC-style subs. Strictly NO slams allowed.
- Uneven Numbers / Rest Rounds: To ensure total fairness if we have an odd number of competitors, every athlete will be assigned a number at check-in. If you do not have a partner when the round starts, the referee will call out the designated "Rest Round" number for that cycle.
Summary of the Day
| Time | Event Block |
| 8:00 AM | Doors Open & Weigh-ins |
| 9:00 AM | Kids Gi Tournament |
| 12:30 PM | Intermission & Mission Announcement |
| 1:00 PM | Beginner KOTM & QOTM |
| 2:15 PM | Advanced KOTM & QOTM |
| 3:30 PM | Event Concludes |
Divisions
- Youth Gi$35
- Adult NOGi King/Queen of the Mat$20
Organizer
One Community Jiujitsu Club
Frequently Asked Questions
What time do doors open and weigh-ins start?
Doors open and weigh-ins start at 8:00 AM.
What is the event schedule for Community Clash 4?
The Kids Gi Tournament starts at 9:00 AM, followed by Intermission & Mission Announcement at 12:30 PM, Beginner KOTM & QOTM at 1:00 PM, Advanced KOTM & QOTM at 2:15 PM, and the event concludes at 3:30 PM.
What divisions are listed for the event?
The listed divisions are Kids Gi Tournament for ages 6–14, Beginner King & Queen of the Mat for white and blue belts, and Advanced King & Queen of the Mat for purple, brown, and black belts.
What is the spectator fee?
Spectators ages 15+ are $15 at the door. Kids under 14 spectate free.
What is the Kids Gi Tournament format?
The Kids Gi Tournament is a traditional bracketed tournament for ages 6–14, with Smoothcomp tracking wins, losses, points, and submissions.
Who can enter the Beginner King & Queen of the Mat divisions?
The Beginner King & Queen of the Mat divisions are for white and blue belts. Beginner men and beginner women must be under 250 lbs.
Who can enter the Advanced King & Queen of the Mat divisions?
The Advanced King & Queen of the Mat divisions are for purple, brown, and black belts. The weight class is open weight under 250 lbs.
What rules apply to the King & Queen of the Mat format?
Matches are 3 minutes or until the first submission, followed by a strict 30-second break to find a new opponent. Competitors cannot roll with the same person twice in a row.
What rules apply to Advanced King & Queen of the Mat submissions?
Advanced divisions will follow ADCC-style submissions. Slams are strictly not allowed.
How are odd numbers of competitors handled in King & Queen of the Mat?
Every athlete is assigned a number at check-in. If an athlete does not have a partner when a round starts, the referee calls out the designated Rest Round number for that cycle.
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