Crocodile Cup November 15th (Round robin event) - BJJ Tournament in Brisbane 2026

Crocodile Cup November 15th (Round robin event)

Sunday, November 15, 2026 Brisbane, Australia

At a Glance

Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
$85

Description

November 15th is an opportunity to compete under a unique setting. 

PLEASE TAKE NOTE 

This competitions main aim is to facilitate the kids that are inexperienced or not very competitive. If you child is inexperienced or not very competitive in training please let us know in your application so they can be put in their respective divisions.  

There is now a separate division for girls who only want to compete with other girls, if your daughter wants to compete with boys she can register in the kids division. The girls division will be run first incase there are girls that want to register for both. If your daughter doesn't have someone in her bracket she will be added to the general pool of other boys and girls. 

Please remember that this comp runs under the IBJJF rule system, No competitor can reap the leg, if they do they will be warned for the first and disqualified for the second. If they use the reap to gain an advantage like a sweep or submission attempt on the first reap they will be reset in the middle standing.

 If you foul three times you will be disqualified.

PRICE

$85 for two divisions. GI and NOGI. 

WEIGHT SELECTION

Weights in the drop down box are represented as net with the appropriate Gi or No Gi allowance already included in division e.g. the 82.3kg division already includes the 3.3kg allowance of the 79kg division. Competitors must be under the weight division when they step onto the official scales where they will be disqualified if over weight.

UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS

We are now following a much more strict IBJJF standard of clothing, wear Brazilian jiu jitsu kimonos and grappling apparel for the nogi. Wear the appropriate colours to represent your belt level in nogi.  

RISK AND INSURANCE

The competitor and/or their guardian (if under 18yrs) acknowledges and agrees that the competitor shall be responsible to obtain all or any insurance for loss and/or medical, hospital, life, income protection, personal, property, or any other risk or damage that the competitor may cause or suffer, (whether directly or indirectly) and the competitor covenants that he acknowledges that any failure by the competitor to fully insure himself against any accident, damage, injury, loss, whatsoever, howsoever arising shall be solely at the risk of the competitor.

PARAMEDICS-

All events have Qualified First Aid Medics, as well as Paramedics who can treat and give pain relief on site, so anyone injured in pain does not need to wait until an ambulance arrives, they can be treated immediately.

REFUND POLICY-

A 100% refunds will be issued when you cancel before the closing date of registrations.

DIVISION CHANGES-

If you have paid and do not have a division allocated to you by closing we will find you one but if you do not we will issue you with a refund. 

Event Details

Format
Round robin
Weigh-In
Weights are represented as net with Gi/No-Gi allowance included (e.g. 82.3kg includes the 3.3kg allowance of the 79kg division). Competitors must be under the division weight when stepping onto the official scales and will be disqualified if over.

Divisions

  • Kids Gi$85
  • Kids No-Gi$85
  • Girls Gi$85
  • Girls No-Gi$85
  • Juvenile Boys Gi$85
    16-17 years
  • Juvenile Girls Gi$85
    16-17 years
  • Juvenile Boys No-Gi$85
    16-17 years
  • Juvenile Girls No-Gi$85
    16-17 years

Organizer

Submission only championships

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Crocodile Cup held?
November 15th.
What competition format will be used?
This is a round robin event.
Who is this event aimed at?
The main aim is to facilitate kids who are inexperienced or not very competitive in training.
How do I indicate my child is inexperienced or less competitive?
Please state that your child is inexperienced or not very competitive in your application so they can be placed in the appropriate divisions.
Is there a girls-only division?
Yes; there is a separate division for girls, but girls who want to compete with boys may register in the kids division.
How will girls-only divisions be run if a girl registers for both divisions?
The girls division will be run first in case girls register for both.
What happens if a girl has no one in her bracket?
If a daughter doesn't have someone in her bracket she will be added to the general pool of other boys and girls.
How much does registration cost and what does it cover?
The price is $85 for two divisions: GI and NOGI.
How are weight divisions handled and what happens at weigh-ins?
Weights in the dropdown are net with the appropriate Gi or No Gi allowance already included (e.g. the 82.3kg division includes the 3.3kg allowance of the 79kg division), and competitors must be under the weight division when they step onto the official scales or they will be disqualified if over weight.
What are the uniform requirements?
The event follows a stricter IBJJF standard of clothing: wear Brazilian jiu jitsu kimonos for gi and grappling apparel for nogi, and wear the appropriate colours to represent your belt level in nogi.

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