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Washougal jiu-jitsu students win big at tournament

Lone Wolf Jiu Jitsu Academy students take home 14 medals from regional competition

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Lone Wolf Jiu Jitsu Academy students show off their medals following the Grappling Industries Portland competition, held Sunday, Dec. 10, 2023, in Happy Valley, Ore. (Contributed photo courtesy Don Stoner)

The Vancouver-based Fabiano Scherner Association, consisting mostly of students from Washougal’s Lone Wolf Jiu Jitsu Academy, took first place Dec. 10, at the Grappling Industries Portland Tournament, held in Happy Valley, Oregon.

The competition featured about 800 participants, young children to adults, from around the Pacific Northwest, competing in Brazilian Gi and No Gi jiu-jitsu events, according to Lone Wolf owner Don Stoner.

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