Why did you start BJJ?
I started BJJ to tap in more with the grappling portion, to better understand the ground game, and to be able to defend myself.
4-Stripe White Belt Competitor
Treyton Marar
"Treywey"
White Belt
Dededo, GuamTraining for 1 year, 8 months
Treyton “Trey” Marar is a four-stripe white belt from Dededo, Guam. He began training to deepen his understanding of grappling and the ground game while building the skills to defend himself.
For Trey, competition is about testing his training, feeding off the team’s energy and support, and creating history with the GUMA boys.
- 2026 Copa de Marianas — No-Gi Middleweight Silver
- 2026 Copa de Marianas — Gi Middleweight Bronze
- 2026 Marianas Dumau Open — No-Gi Middleweight Gold
Athlete interview
In Treywey’s words
What do you enjoy most about competing?
Testing the waters with my training, the team hype, the team support, and creating history with the GUMA boys.
What motivates you to keep training?
New levels, new lessons, and new accomplishments.
Who has influenced your BJJ journey the most?
Sensei Tuck and the GUMA boys.
What does representing our competition team mean to you?
It means being a genuine reflection of what our team stands for.
What does representing Guam mean to you?
It means carrying more than myself and giving my best effort. I want to represent Guam with a positive attitude, good sportsmanship, and hard work.
What are your competition goals for the next 12 months?
My competition goals are to continue leveling up, become more technical, and make history with GUMA.
What is your ultimate goal in BJJ?
To receive a brown belt from Sensei Tuck.
Training & competition
