The IBJJF No Gi Brazilian National Championship 2024 took place from June 28th to 30th, 2024 and there was a ton of elite competitors featured in the results. There was only one double champion at the event and that honor went to Patrick Gaudio, who won both the super-heavyweight and the absolute division in impressive fashion. The absolute champion in the women’s divisions was Mikaela Barros, but she ended up settling for a silver medal at super-heavyweight behind the rising star Roberta Ribeiro. Roosterweight champion Thais Loureiro also had a notable performance in the absolute division, as she left with a bronze medal despite being the smallest woman in it.
Christopher Tran was the men’s roosterweight champion, and he wasn’t the only non-Brazilian who won a division. Julian Espinosa won the featherweight division with a series of great performances, and top Turkish competitor Yigit Hanay won gold at lightweight. Leonardo Martins was the other lighter champion, as he won the light-featherweight division. On the opposite end of the scale, Antonio de Padua stood on top of the podium at ultra-heavyweight and Gabriel Brod emerged as the heavyweight champion. The final men’s champions rounding out the lineup were Rafael Paganini and Alexandre De Jesus, who won at medium-heavyweight and middleweight respectively.
The heavier women’s divisions featured new champions, as Giovanna Carneiro won the medium-heavyweight title and Cleidiane Ferreira won it at heavyweight. The middleweight division also featured a changing of the guard and a new champion, as Jamile Lima won the gold medal there. Vitoria Vieira beat several tough opponents in order to take home gold in a stacked lightweight bracket, while Evellyn Azevedo achieved the same feat at light-featherweight. The featherweight division ended without any surprises, as the reigning champion Jessica Dantas retained her title once again.
IBJJF No Gi Brazilian National Championship 2024 Full Results And Review
Men’s Divisions
Roosterweight
1 – Christopher Tran
2 – Weslei Costa
Light-Featherweight
1 – Leonardo Martins
2 – Welerson Goncalves
3 – Lucas Feitosa
3 – Lucas Castro
Featherweight
1 – Julian Espinosa
2 – Jhonatha Frazao
3 – Felipe Nacib Minasian
3 – Richard Bukovcsan
Lightweight
1 – Yigit Hanay
2 – Ricardo Guimaraes
3 – Artur Lanes
3 – Felipe Ribas
Middleweight
1 – Alexandre De Jesus
2 – Italo Oliveira
3 – Arley Brandao
3 – Pier Paolo Chiappe
Medium-Heavyweight
1 – Rafael Paganini
2 – Gabriel Alves
3 – Luan Carvalho
3 – Thiago Silva
Heavyweight
1 – Gabriel Brod
2 – Jardel Oliveira
3 – Jorge Escudero
3 – Leonardo Goncalves
Super-Heavyweight
1 – Patrick Gaudio
2 – Elioenai Braz
3 – Weslley Santos
3 – Yago Oliveira
Ultra-Heavyweight
1 – Antonio de Padua
2 – Gabriel Silva
3 – Alexandre Filho
3 – Vinicius Castro
Absolute Division
1 – Patrick Gaudio
2 – Darlan Casaca
3 – Andre Luiz
3 – Eldeson Santino
Women’s Divisions
Roosterweight
1 – Thais Loureiro
Light-Featherweight
1 – Jessica Dantas
2 – Barbara Souza
3 – Hellen Fereira
3 – Leticia Barbosa
Featherweight
1 – Evellyn Azevedo
2 – Laura Peretti
3 – Jennyfer Martins
3 – Thauany Correia
Lightweight
1 – Vitoria Vieira
2 – Mayra Abrahao
3 – Angela Alarcon
3 – Franciele Nascimento
Middleweight
1 – Jamile Lima
2 – Julia Boscher
3 – Alexia Oliveira
3 – Gabriela Deoclecio
Medium-Heavyweight
1 – Giovanna Carneiro
2 – Ana Soares
3 – Maria Monteiro
3 – Thaynara Silva
Heavyweight
1 – Cleidiane Ferreira
2 – Eliza Vasconcelos
3 – Fernanda Soares
3 – Karen Correia
Super-Heavyweight
1 – Roberta Ribeiro
2 – Mikaela Barros
3 – Bruna Braga
3 – Isabely Lemos
Absolute Division
1 – Mikaela Barros
2 – Julia Boscher
3 – Juliana Teixeira
3 – Thais Loureiro
