Cabreros sibs

Funny how Jiu-Jitsu brings people together. We met these friends unexpectedly, but somehow the mats made us feel like we’ve known each other for a long time.

Beyond the medals and competitions, these are the moments and friendships that make the journey worth it.

See again next time Sai.🇸🇬

Future Filipina Olympians on the rise!

12 year-old Megan Cabreros won three gold medals in a crazy three-division feat for the Philippines in the recent 2026 Jiu-Jitsu International Federation (JJIF) World Championships held in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

She joined the 16U (no gi), 14U and 12U divisions and dominated all three divisions to bring home three gold medals.

Her sister, 15 year old Bella Cabreros also joined the competitive 16U division and earned a bronze medal.

The Philippines have lots of future athletes on the rise. Let's all support them!

At just 12 years old, she's already making history. .cdbjj

🥇 U14 World Champion
🥇 U16 World Champion
🥇 U16 No-Gi World Champion

THREE WORLD TITLES IN ONE RUN!

She didn't just compete but proved that age is only a number when preparation, discipline, and heart come together. The future of Philippine Jiu-Jitsu is incredibly bright. 🇵🇭

Three days. One unforgettable journey.

There was a time when just stepping onto the international stage felt like a dream. Today, we leave with lessons, memories, and medals that remind us how far we've come.

Megan
🥇 U14 36kg Gi Champion
🥇 U16 Gi Champion
🥇 U16 No-Gi Champion

Three gold medals against some of the toughest opponents. You proved that age, size, and pressure mean nothing when your heart is bigger than your fears.

Bella
🥉 U16 52kg Bronze Medalist

You fought in one of the most challenging divisions against taller, stronger athletes. You never looked for excuses,you fought with courage until the very end. That bronze is worth more than many people will ever understand.

We are no longer the team that simply hoped to compete. We have become a team that belongs on the world stage.

The journey wasn't easy. There were sacrifices, injuries, tears, weight cuts, doubts, and moments when we questioned everything. But God never stopped opening doors and giving us strength.

This is not the finish line. This is another step toward an even bigger dream.

Thank You, Lord, for every victory, every lesson, and every opportunity.

To our coaches, teammates, the Jiu-Jitsu Federation of the Philippines, our sponsors, and everyone who believed in these girls,thank you for being part of this journey.

The work continues.

For God. For family. For the Philippines. 🇵🇭🙏