Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in Alberta (2026)

Alberta has a busy BJJ tournament calendar, with Calgary hosting the most events by a clear margin.

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2026 Summit Open Martial Arts Challenge

2026 Summit Open Martial Arts Challenge

Calgary, AB, Canada

November 13th 2026
4 days
Entry
$5 - $170
Alberta Grappling Open

Alberta Grappling Open

Calgary, AB, Canada

November 21st 2026
12 days
Divisions
Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$15 - $50
Prizes
500 CAD
Triple Crown Submission Series 2

Triple Crown Submission Series 2

Calgary, AB, Canada

November 29th 2026
20 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
EBI/overtime
Entry
$40 - $60
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2026 Banff Kyokushin Karate Championships

2026 Banff Kyokushin Karate Championships

Banff, Alberta, Canada

December 5th 2026
26 days
Entry
$30 - $40
TRUE NORTH GRAPPLING - SPRING OPEN (March 6, 2027)

TRUE NORTH GRAPPLING - SPRING OPEN (March 6, 2027)

St. Albert, AB, Canada

March 6th 2027
117 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
$105
Prizes
Team
AVA EDMONTON 2027 - Submission Grappling Tournament (Edmonton, Alberta)

AVA EDMONTON 2027 - Submission Grappling Tournament (Edmonton, Alberta)

Edmonton, AB, Canada

May 1st 2027
173 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$130
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AVA WESTERN 2027 - Submission Grappling Tournament (Cochrane, Alberta)

AVA WESTERN 2027 - Submission Grappling Tournament (Cochrane, Alberta)

Cochrane, AB, Canada

May 15th 2027
187 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$130
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About BJJ tournaments in Alberta

Alberta has a busy BJJ tournament calendar, with Calgary hosting the most events by a clear margin. Edmonton comes next, followed by Cochrane, Blackfalds, Lethbridge and Sherwood Park, and St. Albert also hosts events regularly. For anyone searching for a Calgary BJJ tournament or BJJ tournaments in Edmonton, there are usually several jiu jitsu tournaments on the calendar across the province.

Recurring events include the True North Grappling Championship Autumn Open, the AVA Legends Masters Submission Grappling Tournament in Calgary and Cochrane, the CLBJJ Winter Cup from the Canadian League of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the Triple Crown Submission Series. Other regular competitions are the Alberta Grappling Open, the Submission Ace Championship Fall Classic, the Alavanca Submission Series and the CMCMMA NoGi BJJ Tournament.

Gi and No-Gi divisions are offered in roughly equal measure, while fewer than one in five events include kids or absolute divisions. IBJJF, submission only and EBI/overtime rules are all common, and formats range from round robin to double and single elimination. Adult entry usually costs around C$40–C$120. November is by far the busiest month, followed by June, May, April and October.

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BJJ tournaments in Alberta: FAQs

Where are BJJ tournaments held in Alberta?

Calgary hosts the most events, followed by Edmonton, Cochrane, Blackfalds, Lethbridge and Sherwood Park. St. Albert also hosts events regularly.

Are there BJJ tournaments in Calgary and Edmonton?

Yes. Calgary has the most BJJ tournaments in Alberta, and Edmonton is second. The AVA Legends Masters Submission Grappling Tournament runs in Calgary and Cochrane, and upcoming events in both cities are listed on this page.

When are BJJ tournaments held in Alberta?

November is by far the busiest month, followed by June, May, April and October.

How much does a jiu jitsu tournament in Alberta cost?

Adult entry fees are typically around C$40–C$120, depending on the event and how many divisions you enter.

What rules are used at Alberta BJJ tournaments?

IBJJF, submission only and EBI/overtime rules are all common. Formats include round robin, double elimination and single elimination, so check each event page before registering.