Atos wins the women’s team title at the Pan No-Gi with only three athletes
Sarah Galvão, Emily Leyva and Mia Montesinos won four gold medals and one bronze in New Jersey. Atos was the only team with four titles in the women’s adult division

Atos is the women’s adult team champion of the IBJJF Pan No-Gi 2026. The IBJJF announced the team results on Sunday, October 4, after the finals in Secaucus, New Jersey. Gracie Barra finished second and Team Lloyd Irvin finished third.
In IBJJF tournaments, each medal gives points to the athlete’s team. The team with the most points wins the team title.
Atos won the title with only three athletes in the women’s adult division, coach Angélica Galvão wrote on social media. Together, they won four gold medals and one bronze. She wrote that the title belongs “to all of us”.
Who scored for Atos
Sarah Galvão scored the most. The black belt won three matches at middleweight and four in the open class, the division with all weights together. She left the tournament with two gold medals. In the finals, she beat Nadia Frankland at middleweight and Maria Vitória Ruffatto-Gilpin in the open class.
Emily Leyva, also a black belt, won gold at light-featherweight. She won both of her matches and beat Karen Terra by submission in the final, according to FloGrappling.
Mia Montesinos Perdomo added the other medals as a purple belt. She won the middleweight division with three wins on Sunday. The last one was against Rana Muratoglu (Molinaro Jiu-Jitsu). She also took bronze in the open class after she lost the semifinal to Madeleine Avila (Team Lloyd Irvin).
The only team with four gold medals
According to the official IBJJF brackets, Atos was the only team with four gold medals in the women’s adult division. Gracie Barra, the second-place team, had three.
In the men’s adult division, AOJ won the team title. Gracie Barra was second and Alliance was third.
See all the black belt champions of the Pan No-Gi 2026.
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