CompNet California Autumn Championship 2026

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Hello, GB Competitor!

The CompNet California Autumn GI & NO-GI Championship is here!

Every competition is a call to courage and an opportunity to elevate your Jiu-Jitsu—testing your skills, mindset, and spirit on the mats.

Date: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 2026

The gates open at 7:30 am, and the tournament begins at 9:00 am. A detailed event schedule will be released a few days prior to the tournament.

Venue: SANTIAGO CANYON COLLEGE

8045 E Chapman Ave, Orange, CA 92869

PRICES

• Early Bird: $109 or $185 for both Gi and No-Gi. Early Bird price will be available until Sunday, SEPTEMBER 6TH.
• Regular Registration $119.00 (USD) or $202 for both Gi and No-Gi. Regular registrations go until Sunday, SEPTEMBER 27th.
• Late Registration $129.00 (USD) or $219 for both Gi and No-Gi until Sunday, OCTOBER 11th.
• Spectator Fee: $15.00 (USD). Registrations for athletes under 12 years old include one complimentary spectator ticket.

IMPORTANT DATES

Here are some important dates to help you prepare for competition:

• Registration closes SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11TH , 2026.
• The deadline for division corrections is MONDAY, OCTOBER 12th (email us at california@compnet.global for corrections on Monday).
• The tournament bracket and official schedule will be published on Thursday, OCTOBER 15th, 2026.

Extra resources:

Here are a few resources to help you prepare for Competition:

1. CN Six Weeks Training Plan: Design your 6-week training plan, available for all participants at institute.graciebarra.com to help athletes prepare for the competition.

More Information

For Competitors from 3 to 15 years of age (Tiny Champions to Teens):

To give every competitor the best experience possible, match formats are based on the number of competitors in each division:

•⁠ ⁠Bracket of 2 competitors: Head to head - Best of 3

They will compete head-to-head in a best-of-three matches series.• The athlete who wins two matches wins the division.

•⁠ ⁠Bracket of 3 competitors: True Round Robin

The division will run as a true round robin.• Each athlete competes against both others.• Final placement is determined by overall results.

•⁠ ⁠Bracket of 4 competitors: Single Elimination- Bronze match

The division follows a single-elimination bracket.• The two athletes who lose in the semifinals will compete for bronze medal.

•⁠ ⁠Bracket of 5 or more competitors: Consolation Bracket- Bronze Match

The division will begin as a single-elimination bracket. If an athlete loses their first match, they will move into a secondary bracket for the opportunity to have the second match (consolation bracket don't offer medals). A final match will be held to determine the bronze medal winner. Only athletes who loses in the first round will be moved to the consolation bracket.

*Important: Matches won by no-shows or disqualifications will count as one of the two guaranteed matches.

For more information about the event, click on the links below:

For more information about the event, click on the links below:

CN Rules and Regulations

CN Season

CN Global Ranking

CN Code of Conduct

CN Tournament Pictures

Please visit the following tabs for more information on:

Information for parents of child competitors

Frequently asked questions

Current registrations

Brackets and schedule

Results

If you have any questions, please reach out to california@compnet.global

See you on the mats!

- The CompNet Team