A’myah Cabe on the podium at Marianas Open with her medals
Youth Grey Belt Competitor

A’myah Rie Cabe

"Myah"

Grey Belt
Yigo, GuamTraining for 3 years

A’myah “Myah” Rie Cabe is a youth grey belt from Yigo, Guam. She stepped onto the mats in April 2024 looking for something new and a way to challenge herself.

Over the last three years Myah has grown into a confident competitor, collecting medals at local and regional tournaments while having fun, testing her skills, and supporting her teammates.

  • Sardinha BJJ Open House — Silver
  • Marianas Open 2024 — Silver
  • Copa de Marianas — Gold
  • Fall Patgon 2025 — 2x Gold
  • Marianas Open 2026 — Silver
Athlete interview

In Myah’s words

Why did you start BJJ?

I started BJJ in April 2024 because I wanted to try something new and challenge myself.

What do you enjoy most about competing?

I enjoy having fun, testing my skills, and seeing how much I’ve improved.

What motivates you to keep training?

My family, coaches, and the goal of getting better every time I train.

Who has influenced your BJJ journey the most?

Sensei John Tuck, my teammates, and my brother have had the biggest influence on my BJJ journey.

What does representing our competition team mean to you?

Representing my team with pride, supporting my teammates, showing leadership, and always giving my best on and off the mat.

What does representing Guam mean to you?

Representing my people and my island with pride every time I step on the mat.

What are your competition goals for the next 12 months?

To keep improving, compete more, and give my best every time.

What is your ultimate goal in BJJ?

To keep growing, reach my full potential, and become the best version of myself in BJJ.

Training & competition

A’myah Cabe on the podium at Marianas Open with her medalsA’myah Cabe waiting by the competition matsA’myah Cabe competing on the blue matsA’myah Cabe in action during a matchA’myah Cabe’s hand raised in victoryA’myah Cabe with her coach at the matside