From Black Belt Breakthroughs to Rising Stars – This Team Showed Up and Showed Out
This past weekend, Atos made a powerful statement at the 2025 IBJJF No-Gi Pan Championships.
🥇 1st Place – Male Division
🥈 2nd Place – Female Division
🥉 3rd Place – Juvenile & Masters Divisions
We’re incredibly proud of every athlete who stepped onto the mats and represented Atos with courage, discipline, and excellence. These moments don’t happen by accident – they’re built on years of hard work, faith, and consistency.
Among the many standout performances:
Sarah Galvao
No-Gi Pans Middleweight Black Belt Champion
Sarah captured her first IBJJF Grand Slam title at Black Belt – just months after earning her belt promotion.
As a coach and a father, this one meant a lot. Watching her evolve into a true professional, balancing her roles as a wife, coach, and athlete, has been one of the great joys of my journey.
Osa Almarwai
Light-Featherweight Black Belt No-Gi Pans Champion
Osa showed sharp technique and championship composure, adding a major title to his resume. His work ethic continues to inspire the next generation coming up behind him.
Vinicius Inacio
Light-Featherweight Black Belt No-Gi Pans Champion
Vini captured his first IBJJF Grand Slam title as a black belt with a dominant performance. His journey through the ranks has been marked by resilience and growth. Proud to see it all come together on the big stage.
Stuart Carmody
Featherweight Purple Belt No-Gi Pan Champion
Stuart’s movement, control, and timing were on point. He’s one of those athletes who keeps showing up and delivering when it counts.
Andressa Simas
Middleweight Purple Belt No-Gi Pan Champion
A well-deserved gold for Andressa, who continues to develop into a serious force in the division.
Emily Leyva
Light-Featherweight Brown Belt No-Gi Pan Champion
Two matches. Two submissions. That’s all it took. Emily’s mindset, focus, and finishing instincts are next level. The Dream Team energy is real.
Lorenzo Tarouco
Medium Heavy Blue Belt No-Gi Pan Champion
Lorenzo made a big statement in his division – sharp, focused, and hungry for more.
Marlon Tajik
Medium Heavy Brown Belt No-Gi Pan Champion
Marlon brought the fire – 100% submission rate on his way to gold. That’s what happens when preparation meets pressure.
Helder Rodrigues
Silver Medal – Pan-American IBJJF
Helder made it to the finals in a stacked bracket and walked away with a hard-earned second place. The silver is just the beginning.
These results are about more than just medals.
They’re proof that discipline, faith, and consistent effort – combined with a world-class team – can create something special.
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