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Past BJJ Tournaments in Severn

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6 past events

Last updated: October 17th 2026

GOOD FIGHT: MD Summer Classic

GOOD FIGHT: MD Summer Classic

Severn, MD, United States

August 1st 2026
77 days ago
GOOD FIGHT: MD Summer Classic

GOOD FIGHT: MD Summer Classic

Severn, MD, United States

August 1st 2026
77 days ago
Joan of D'Arce, February 21

Joan of D'Arce, February 21

Glen Burnie, United States

February 21st 2026
238 days ago
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute
Entry
$0 - $20
GOOD FIGHT: MD Winter Open

GOOD FIGHT: MD Winter Open

Severn, MD, United States

February 7th 2026
252 days ago
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
$70
GOOD FIGHT: MD Summer Classic

GOOD FIGHT: MD Summer Classic

Severn, MD, United States

August 2nd 2025
441 days ago
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
$70
GOOD FIGHT: MD Winter Open

GOOD FIGHT: MD Winter Open

Severn, United States

February 1st 2025
623 days ago

About BJJ tournaments in Severn

Severn is a regular location for BJJ tournaments in Anne Arundel County, with events also held in nearby Millersville and Glen Burnie. The Good Fight runs the GOOD FIGHT MD Summer Classic, MD Winter Open and MD Thanksgiving Throwdown, and Controlled Combat holds youth and adult jiu jitsu grappling events.

Almost all events offer both Gi and No-Gi divisions, around half include an absolute division and around two in five include kids divisions. August is the busiest month, followed by February and November, with occasional events in May.

BJJ tournaments in Severn: FAQs

When are BJJ tournaments held in Severn?

August is the busiest month, followed by February and November. May also sees occasional events.

Which organizers run BJJ tournaments in Severn?

The Good Fight and Controlled Combat are the main organizers, with Good Fight running summer, winter and Thanksgiving events.

Are there kids BJJ tournaments in Severn?

Yes. Around two in five events include kids divisions, and Controlled Combat runs combined youth and adult events.