Prince Albert jiu-jitsu athletes leave it all on the mat at Sask. Cup

Tymofiy Kvashulko – second (men’s gi, blue, 181.6 pounds), second (men’s no gi, blue)

Hunter Hill – third (men’s gi, blue, 181.6 pounds)

Jasper Mackie – gold (kids 6-7 gi, white)

Westin Lara – gold (kids 6-7, grey), gold (no gi)

Logan Nagy – bronze (kids 6-7, no gi, beginner)

Eric Nagy – gold (kids 8-9, gi, white), bronze (no gi)

Rachelle Mikhaela Velarde – gold (kids 8-9 gi, white)

Augustus Friesen – gold (kids 8-9 gi. grey), gold (no gi)

Aurora Jubenvil – gold (kids 8-9 gi), silver (no gi)

Thomas Driedger – silver (kids 8-9 no gi)

Avery Tupper – bronze (kids 8-9, no gi)

Henry Jubenvil – bronze (kids 8-9, no gi)

Gabriel Mackie – gold (kids 8-9, no gi)

Cahli Parenteau – bronze (kids 10-11 gi)

Zuska Maclean – silver (kids 10-11, gi, grey), silver (no gi)

Grady Liedtke – silver (kids 10-11, gi, yellow), silver (no gi)

Isaac Fines – gold (kids 10-11, no gi, beginner)

Trae Hill – bronze (kids 10-11, no gi, advanced)

Jason Warner – silver (kids 14-15, white, gi), bronze (no gi)

Jessaiah Caplette – bronze (kids 16-17, no gi, beginner)

The BJJ Lab sent one competitor.

Jeremy Gaudet – silver (men’s gi, white)

In total, there were over 360 registered competitors at the event that was held at the fieldhouse.

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by Nigel Maxwell