King of the Mats - BJJ Tournament in Saskatoon 2026

King of the Mats

Saturday, December 5, 2026 Saskatoon, Canada

At a Glance

Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$50
Prizes
$500

Description

A strong grappling style should work against more than one type of opponent. Different bodies, strategies, reactions, problems.

Regular divisions use a round-robin format: you face every other athlete in your group.

Our goal is to give athletes the competitive experience needed to find out what actually works. You’ll face multiple opponents, challenge your techniques against different styles, expose weaknesses, and build a game that can hold up when the pressure is real.

Does your guard work against different opponents? Can your takedowns survive resistance? Can you impose your style when someone is actively trying to shut it down? What about your conditioning? How sharp your submissions? How patient are you?

You can still win on points, but the real victory comes by submission.

When the regular divisions are finished, adult competitors get one final opportunity to test themselves: The King Division — a special open-weight division open to all belt levels, available for registration only on competition day.

One division => One winner => $500 cash.

Test your technique, style, your system.

Find out if your game holds up!

Event Details

Format
Round robin
Registration
King Division registration: only on competition day.
Prize Details
$500 cash awarded to the winner (One division → One winner → $500 cash) of the King Division.

Divisions

  • Kids No-GI$50
    For ages 6–13. Round-robin groups based on age, weight and skill level. Boys and girls may compete together. Final groups confirmed after weigh-in.
  • Kids GI$50
    For ages 6–13. Round-robin groups based on age, weight and skill level. Boys and girls may compete together. Final groups confirmed after weigh-in.
  • Teen Boys GI$50
    For ages 14-17. Round-robin groups based on age, weight and skill level. Final groups confirmed after weigh-in.
  • Teen Boys No-GI$50
    For ages 14-17. Round-robin groups based on age, weight and skill level. Final groups confirmed after weigh-in.
  • Teen Girls GI$50
    For ages 14-17. Round-robin groups based on age, weight and skill level. Final groups confirmed after weigh-in.
  • Teen Girls No-GI$50
    For ages 14-17. Round-robin groups based on age, weight and skill level. Final groups confirmed after weigh-in.
  • Men No-GI$50
    Round-robin groups formed on event day by skill level and actual weigh-in weight. Weight selections are provisional. 
  • Men GI$50
    Round-robin groups formed on event day by skill level and actual weigh-in weight. Weight selections are provisional.
  • Women No-GI$50
    Round-robin groups formed on event day by skill level and actual weigh-in weight. Weight selections are provisional. 
  • Women GI$50
    Round-robin groups formed on event day by skill level and actual weigh-in weight. Weight selections are provisional.

Organizer

King of the Mats

Frequently Asked Questions

What format do regular divisions use?
Regular divisions use a round-robin format in which you face every other athlete in your group.
Who can enter the King Division?
The King Division is an open-weight division open to all belt levels for adult competitors.
When can I register for the King Division?
Registration for the King Division is available only on competition day.
When is the King Division held during the event?
The King Division takes place after the regular divisions are finished.
What is the prize for the King Division winner?
The King Division awards $500 cash to the single winner.
Can matches be won on points or must they end by submission?
You can still win on points, but the description states the real victory comes by submission.

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