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10th Planet Colorado Springs Takes 1st Adult No-Gi at NAGA Denver

10th Planet Colorado Springs Takes 1st Adult No-Gi at NAGA Denver

From 10th Planet Colorado Springs

October 28, 2026

10th Planet Colorado Springs brought 14 competitors to NAGA Denver and came home with a huge team performance.

Team results:

• 1st Place — Adult No-Gi

• 2nd Place — Overall Adult

• 6 Gold Medals

• 2 Silver Medals

• 5 Bronze Medals

This video highlights several of the athletes who helped put the team on the podium.

Lucas Vigil took 1st place in Teens No-Gi / Beginner / 130–144.9 lbs / 16–17 years. His performance helped earn him a promotion to BLUE BELT, and he will now be moving into Adult competition.

His father, Arthur Vigil, also competed and took 3rd in Men No-Gi / Intermediate / 140–149.9 lbs / Master 30+.

Other standout results:

• Kenny Holcomb — 1st Place

Men No-Gi / Expert / 225–249.9 lbs / Director 40+

• Corey Cortez — 1st Place

Men No-Gi / Intermediate / 190–199.9 lbs / Director 40+

• Daniel Berumen — 1st Place

Men No-Gi / Expert / 130–139.9 lbs / Adult

• Noah Young — 3rd Place

Men No-Gi / Beginner / 150 - 159.9 (Light Weight) / Adult

• Khaibula Arslanaliev — 3rd Place

Men No-Gi / Expert / 170–179.9 lbs / Adult

• Khaibula Arslanaliev — 3rd Place

Absolute No-Gi Men / Expert

Fourteen competitors. Thirteen medals. A team title in Adult No-Gi and 2nd overall Adult.

Congratulations to everyone who stepped on the mats and represented 10th Planet Colorado Springs at NAGA Denver.

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