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The 2010 Submission Wrestling League (aka Sub League) was a great season of no-gi grappling, featuring some of the best grapplers from throughout the northwest (Portland, Seattle, Eugene, Bend, Seaside, Spokane).

The League is submission grappling at its best, where matches end in a win, lose, or draw. No points, just submissions.

2010 was the League's sixth season. More than 800 fans and competitors gathered under one roof, while running six competition rings, and serving up around 1,000 matches throughout the day - at each of our three events.

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Event Date Location
Qualifier #1 February 13, 2010 Liberty High School
Hillsboro, OR
Qualifier #2 April 3, 2010 Westview High School
Portland, OR
Championship May 22, 2010 Liberty High School
Hillsboro, OR
Open May 22, 2010 Liberty High School
Hillsboro, OR


Sub League Philosophy


Our motivation behind starting the Submission Wrestling League
TM (Sub League) and subleague.com  is to help promote the growth of submission grappling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and western wrestling throughout the Pacific Northwest.

The idea behind Sub League
TM is to develop a competition which will showcase submission wrestling at its best. We want to move away from point scoring and create an environment where submissions are everything.

This format doesn’t favor the takedown specialist or the control wrestler or the positional Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitor. Instead, it plays to the athlete that can complete submissions against an uncooperative opponent in a defined amount of time. We are working to create a consistent venue for good, healthy, and positive competition.

We compete in a pool format, where you wrestle all the competitors in your group. This format, as opposed to brackets, where the number of competitors are cut in half each round, allows for more guaranteed matches for each athlete. We also have a clear point system, where there are no points in a match
simply submission or draw. This system really allows the virtues of competition to shine.

When athletes experience the Submission League
TM structure, they will be pleased with its emphasis on participation and its quick format.

Benefits of the Sub LeagueTM Format

1. Athletes get many opportunities to compete (3 - 6 matches an event).

2. There is less controversy because there is minimal judging during a match—either an athlete gets a submission, gets submitted, or it’s a draw. Points don’t count within a match.

3. The "league" concept encourages the submission wrestling community to train and compete over a longer period of time—promoting a higher, more consistent quality of submission wrestling all the way around.

4. The format allows an event to move quickly. We typically run 125 or more competitors per event through their pools (each athlete getting 3 - 7 fights) in under four hours time... which, compared to any tournament standard, is quick.

2010 Season Details

Championship & Open Registration:

The Championship was reserved for competitors who qualified at either or both of the February and April events. Additionally, there was an Open tournament - the Sub League Open - on the day of the Championship for those athletes who either did not qualify or were not able to compete in the earlier events.


Location:
Liberty High School
21945 NW Wagon Way, Hillsboro, OR 97124-8572
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Schedule:
Click here to view the Championship and Open schedule. Both tournaments ran concurrently. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. First matches will begin at 10 a.m. Times are estimated. Divisions may begin before or after times noted. All competitors should be onsite one hour prior to estimated bullpen time and should be prepared to enter bullpen early if schedule allows.

Competitors:
Medals are awarded to all first, second, and third place winners and top team trophies will be presented at all three events. To get your team on the board, make sure you enter your gym/team name on your registration form.

Spectators:
Admission is $5 at the door. Children under age ten are free. So that you don't miss your athlete's matches, we recommend arriving at least one hour before their scheduled start time. The event schedule will be posted at subleague.com the week before each event.

Coaches:
Coaches must pre-register for the event to gain access to the competition area. Click here for more details.


Merchandise:
Supporting vendors are onsite presenting merchandise and concessions throughout the event. 2010 Sub League Season t-shirts will be available for purchase for $15. Note that there is no ATM on-site.

 

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