Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in North Carolina (2026)

Charlotte hosts the most BJJ tournaments in North Carolina, followed by Raleigh, Fayetteville and Concord.

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Velocity Grappling BJJ Fayetteville, NC

Velocity Grappling BJJ Fayetteville, NC

Fayetteville, NC, United States

November 15th 2026
1 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$65 - $100
Silverback Challenge

Silverback Challenge

Cornelius, NC, United States

November 21st 2026
6 days
Divisions
No-Gi
Entry
$50
Prizes
Cash
Warnock Grappling Invitational

Warnock Grappling Invitational

Fayetteville, NC, United States

November 28th 2026
13 days
Divisions
No-Gi Kids
Entry
$999
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FUJI BJJ Charlotte Winter Championship

FUJI BJJ Charlotte Winter Championship

Concord, NC, United States

December 5th 2026
20 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
$85
Velocity BJJ Fayetteville, NC

Velocity BJJ Fayetteville, NC

Fayetteville, NC, United States

December 5th 2026
20 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$65 - $75
NEWBREED RALEIGH WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP 2026

NEWBREED RALEIGH WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP 2026

Raleigh, NC, United States

December 12th 2026
27 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$20 - $200
Prizes
Team
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FUJI BJJ Jacksonville Winter Championship

FUJI BJJ Jacksonville Winter Championship

Jacksonville, NC, United States

January 2nd 2027
48 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
$85
NEWBREED CHARLOTTE NEW YEAR OPEN 2027

NEWBREED CHARLOTTE NEW YEAR OPEN 2027

Charlotte, NC, United States

January 16th 2027
62 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$5 - $200
Prizes
Team
NAGA Greensboro Grappling Championship

NAGA Greensboro Grappling Championship

Greensboro, United States

January 30th 2027
76 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$35 - $119
Prizes
$1,000
FUJI BJJ Raleigh Winter Championship

FUJI BJJ Raleigh Winter Championship

Clayton, NC, United States

February 6th 2027
83 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
$85
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About BJJ tournaments in North Carolina

Charlotte hosts the most BJJ tournaments in North Carolina, followed by Raleigh, Fayetteville and Concord. Greensboro, Wilmington, Fuquay-Varina, Mooresville, Nags Head and Indian Trail hold smaller numbers of events.

NEWBREED is the most active organizer, with recurring events including the Raleigh Winter Championship, the Fayetteville Fall Championship and the Charlotte New Year Open. FUJI BJJ runs seasonal championships in Raleigh, Wilmington and Charlotte, and other regular events include the NAGA Greensboro Grappling Championship, Tap Cancer Out Raleigh, the Carolina Copperheads PGF Qualifier and the girls-only Chickjitsu OBX Halloween event.

Gi and No-Gi divisions are evenly balanced, and around three in ten events run kids divisions. Adult entry ranges widely, from around $20 to $200, with a median of about $50. Late summer and fall are the busiest period, with September, October, August and November all active.

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BJJ tournaments in North Carolina: FAQs

When are BJJ tournaments held in North Carolina?

September and October are the busiest months, followed by November and August. January also has a number of events, including New Year opens.

Where are BJJ tournaments held in North Carolina?

Charlotte hosts the most events, followed by Raleigh, Fayetteville and Concord. Greensboro and Wilmington also hold regular tournaments.

How much does a BJJ tournament in North Carolina cost?

Adult entry fees range from around $20 to $200, with a median of about $50. Price depends on the organizer, the number of divisions and how early you register.

Which organizations run BJJ tournaments in North Carolina?

NEWBREED runs the most events, followed by FUJI BJJ and NAGA. The Carolina Copperheads, Encounter Combat and Lioness Challenge also hold events in the state.

Are there No-Gi BJJ tournaments in North Carolina?

Yes. Around half of events offer No-Gi divisions, almost exactly matching the share that offer Gi.