Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in Texas (2026)

Texas has more BJJ tournaments than almost any other state, spread across several large cities.

Competing in Texas? Explore BJJ academies in Texas to find the right gym before tournament day.

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Elevate Grappling Company - Houston

Elevate Grappling Company - Houston

Houston, TX, United States

November 7th 2026
3 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
$79.99
Texas Shootout Championships

Texas Shootout Championships

Tomball, TX, United States

November 7th 2026
3 days
Entry
$45
THE MAT MISSION TOURNAMENT

THE MAT MISSION TOURNAMENT

DFW, United States

November 7th 2026
3 days
Divisions
Gi Absolute
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
$40
2026 AGF Lubbock Open

2026 AGF Lubbock Open

Lubbock, TX, United States

November 7th 2026
3 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Kids
Entry
$95
Bluebonnet Martial Arts Tournament

Bluebonnet Martial Arts Tournament

Pottsboro, TX, United States

November 13th 2026
9 days
Ruleset
Points
Entry
$15 - $525
Grappling Industries AUSTIN

Grappling Industries AUSTIN

Austin, TX, United States

November 14th 2026
10 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
Grappling Industries
Entry
$30 - $125
Prizes
Team
TBA-SA Scrimmage _ Texas

TBA-SA Scrimmage _ Texas

Amarillo, TX, United States

November 14th 2026
10 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
$55
6th Annual Consulates Cup Sumo Tournament

6th Annual Consulates Cup Sumo Tournament

Austin, TX, United States

November 14th 2026
10 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
$5 - $25
AMK Saturday Knight Pro- fights

AMK Saturday Knight Pro- fights

Fort Worth, TX, United States

November 14th 2026
10 days
DFW Jiu-Jitsu Tournament

DFW Jiu-Jitsu Tournament

Burleson, TX, United States

November 14th 2026
10 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
$40 - $60

About BJJ tournaments in Texas

Texas has more BJJ tournaments than almost any other state, spread across several large cities. Houston hosts the most events, followed by Edinburg, Austin, Dallas and San Antonio, with Duncanville, El Paso, Corpus Christi, Arlington and Lubbock also active.

The APEX Grappling Series runs frequently, and Grappling Industries holds regular round-robin events in San Antonio and Austin. The American Grappling Federation is the most active organizer, including the AGF Texas State Championships, and other recurring events include the NAGA World Jiu-Jitsu Championship, the CompNet USA National Championship, and events from United Grappling, NEWBREED and FUJI BJJ.

Gi divisions are slightly more common than No-Gi, and around three in ten events run kids divisions. Adult entry is typically around $30–$100. October and August are the busiest months, with November and September also busy.

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BJJ tournaments in Texas: FAQs

Where are BJJ tournaments held in Texas?

Houston hosts the most events, followed by Edinburg, Austin, Dallas and San Antonio. El Paso, Corpus Christi, Arlington and Lubbock also host regular competitions.

What are the biggest BJJ tournaments in Texas?

The APEX Grappling Series and Grappling Industries San Antonio and Austin run most often. The AGF Texas State Championships, the NAGA World Jiu-Jitsu Championship and the CompNet USA National Championship are major recurring events.

When are BJJ tournaments held in Texas?

October and August are the busiest months, followed by November and September. Events run throughout the year.

How much does a BJJ tournament in Texas cost?

Adult entry fees are usually around $30–$100, with larger championships and multi-division entries costing more.

Are there kids BJJ tournaments in Texas?

Yes. Around three in ten Texas events run kids divisions, and most offer both Gi and No-Gi brackets.