Meet Noah Botello
Noah is a competitive youth Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athlete training year-round with an active national and international competition schedule. He currently trains under World Champion Pablo Silva in Houston, TX. He has a focus on high-volume competition, technical development, and long-term progression in the sport.
Gold Medalist
Multiple gold medals across local, regional and national tournaments
International Competitor
Competing in the 2026 IBJJF European Kids Championship
Rising Talent
Ranked among top youth competitors in his division
"Every match is an opportunity to learn, grow stronger, and prove what dedication can achieve. Jiu jitsu isn't just my sport—it's my passion and my path to becoming the best version of myself."
The Journey: Training, Growth, and Dedication
Excellence in jiu jitsu doesn't happen by accident—it's built through countless hours of training, expert coaching, and an unwavering commitment to improvement. Training six days a week at Pablo Silva BJJ Headquarters in Houston, TX, every session focuses on refining technique, building strength, and developing the mental toughness required to compete at the highest levels. From drilling fundamentals to sparring with advanced practitioners, each day brings new challenges and opportunities for growth.
Training Overview
Training Academy:
Pablo Silva BJJ - Houston, TX
Coaching Environment:
World Champion Professor Pablo Silva & Professor Bruno Sena
Competition Overview
Competition Focus:
Gi & No-Gi BJJ
Competition Scope:
Regional, National & international Events
Competition Calendar
This calendar outlines Noah’s confirmed competition schedule for the first half of the season, including local, national, and an international event. Each tournament reflects structured preparation, ongoing development, and the opportunity to compete against strong regional and national fields. Additional events will be added as the season progresses based on competition opportunities.
Upcoming Events
Schedule reflects confirmed events and is updated as additional competitions are added.
- January 10 - NAGA, Houston, TX
- February 1 - IBJJF Winter Open, Los Angeles, CA
- February 7 - IBJJF Miami, Miami, FL
- February 14 - Grappling Games, Houston, TX
- February 22 - IBJJF Winter Open, Austin, TX
- March 1 - JJWL, Dallas, TX
- March 14 - JJWL, Austin, TX
- March 15 - IBJJF Winter Open, Dallas, TX
- March 28-29 - IBJJF Pans (Supporting Teammates), Kissimmee, FL
- April 5 - IBJJF Houston Open, Houston, TX
- April 18 - IBJJF Euro Championship, Dublin, Ireland
- April 25 - JJWL, Dallas, TX
- May 3 - IBJJF ATL Open, Atlanta, GA
- May 10 - IBJJF SA Open, San Antonio, TX
- Oct 3 - AJP Championship, Mexico City, MX
Tentative Tournaments when they are announced.
IBJJF Pans Kids
Partner With Me: Sponsorship Opportunities
Partnerships are structured as a professional, season-long sponsorship program, not a donation or fundraiser. Sponsors receive consistent brand visibility tied to real competition activity, live events, and a clearly defined schedule.
By supporting Noah’s national competition season and upcoming international debut, partners align their brand with discipline, commitment, and long-term athlete development. Sponsorships provide ongoing exposure through event presence, competition gear and travel apparel where permitted, digital recognition, and season-long acknowledgments.
Sponsorship Benefits
Brand Visibility
Logo placement on competition gear, training apparel, and social media content
Social Media Exposure
Regular features across Instagram with dedicated sponsor shoutouts, product reviews, and collaborative content creation
Event Presence
Sponsor logos featured in post-tournament recap content
Partnership Levels
Title Sponsor
Limited to 1 per season
The primary brand partner for Noah’s entire competition season.
This partnership positions your business as the lead supporter of Noah’s competitive journey, with top-level visibility and association across all confirmed events for the season.
- Primary logo placement on all competition gi's and rashguards (largest placement, chest or back)
- Recognized as the Official Season Sponsor across the website and season content
- Named lead supporter in pre-competition announcements before each confirmed event
- Primary brand integration in season recap content
- Dedicated feature post highlighting your business & partnership
- Custom premium plaque (large format, action photo, branded with your logo)
- First right of renewal for the following season
Gold Partner
Limited to 2 per season
A visibility-focused partnership tied directly to competition activity.
Gold Sponsors receive repeat brand exposure throughout the season without category exclusivity.
- Prominent logo placement on competition gear or travel apparel
- Named supporting sponsor for one premier confirmed event during the season
- Dedicated spotlight post on social media about your business (separate from recaps — your own moment)
- Inclusion in competition recaps throughout the season
- Standard season plaque (action photo, your logo)
- Early renewal access for the following season
Silver Partner
Limited to 2 per season
A recognition-based partnership supporting the season.
Silver Sponsors are acknowledged as part of the official sponsor group while maintaining a clean and professional brand association.
- Supporting logo placement on approved training or travel apparel
- Featured listing on the official sponsorship page
- Included in season-wide sponsor acknowledgments and recaps
- Standard plaque (action photo, your logo)
Community Partner
An accessible way for local businesses and supporters to participate.
- Business name and logo on the sponsorship page
- Included in a dedicated season-closing appreciation post
- A personal thank-you card or note from Noah
The Value of Sponsorship
Authentic Engagement
Visible support within the jiu jitsu community through real competition, not influencer promotion
Live Event Exposure
Brand presence tied to in-person tournaments across local, national, and international stages
Long-Term Partnership
Early alignment with an athlete at the beginning of a multi-year competitive path
