Qualifier Recap
Travis Haven Takes Two Titles in Two Days as Logan Marshall Breaks Through in Reading
10th Planet Grants Pass sweeps Reading: Travis Haven follows his 185-pound title with gold at 205, while Logan Marshall submits three opponents to earn his Season 10 Draft spot.
Travis Haven won the Philadelphia weekend’s 185- and 205-pound qualifier brackets with six submissions.
WEST READING, PA — Travis Haven needed only 1:54 of match time to win his second qualifier title in two days. Logan Marshall needed another chance—and made it count. The 10th Planet Grants Pass teammates swept the Philadelphia Phenoms’ September 27 qualifier at 10th Planet Reading, taking the 205- and 155-pound brackets with three submissions apiece.
Two days, two divisions, six submissions
One day after winning the 185-pound bracket in Doylestown, Haven moved up to 205 and repeated his all-submission performance. He heel-hooked Leo Schwebel in 35 seconds, caught Nathanael Schwartz with another heel hook in 12 seconds, and finished Anthony “TV Dinner” Salisbury with an ankle lock at 1:07 in the final.
The final reunited two Alabama Twisters teammates from last season: Haven and Salisbury. Salisbury earned his place in the final with ankle locks over Mark Jack at 2:00 and Elijah Flores at 0:31. Haven ended that run to complete a weekend with six contested wins, six submissions, and just 6:03 of combined match time across two championship brackets.
A standout for the Alabama Twisters last season, Haven arrived in Pennsylvania with a history of turning qualifier opportunities into submission sweeps. His latest double adds another chapter: a title at 185 on Saturday and another at 205 on Sunday.
Haven’s 205-pound title run
| 205 ROUND | OPPONENT | FINISH | TIME |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quarterfinal | Leo Schwebel | Heel hook | 0:35 |
| Semifinal | Nathanael Schwartz | Heel hook | 0:12 |
| Final | Anthony Salisbury | Ankle lock | 1:07 |
Marshall turns yesterday’s disappointment into a draft spot
Marshall’s breakthrough came one day after losing the Doylestown 155-pound final to Diallo Braithwaite. They met again in Reading, this time in the semifinal, and Marshall reversed the result with a heel hook at 1:59.
He had opened his run by submitting Lucas Leddy with a heel hook at 3:47. After beating Braithwaite, Marshall finished Bradley Mier with another heel hook at 0:59 in the final. Three matches, three heel hooks, and 6:45 of match time delivered the title and his place in the Season 10 Draft pool.
The result rewards a qualifier pursuit spanning multiple seasons. Marshall’s PGF match history includes qualifier appearances dating back to Season 8, along with this season’s Houston and Doylestown events. In Reading, persistence finally became qualification.
Marshall’s 155-pound title run
| 155 ROUND | OPPONENT | FINISH | TIME |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quarterfinal | Lucas Leddy | Heel hook | 3:47 |
| Semifinal | Diallo Braithwaite | Heel hook | 1:59 |
| Final | Bradley Mier | Heel hook | 0:59 |
Grants Pass keeps putting athletes into the PGF
Both Reading champions represent 10th Planet Grants Pass in Oregon. Their sweep adds to an academy connection that already includes Noah McCully, who competed for the Philadelphia Phenoms in PGF 2026 Season. Haven, McCully, and now Marshall give the academy multiple athletes who have reached the PGF through years of competition and development.
Two champions, one new draft athlete
Haven keeps both official qualifier titles and remains listed in the Season 10 Draft pool at 185 pounds. His 205-pound win does not create a second draft entry or pass a qualification to runner-up Salisbury. Marshall enters the pool at 155. Neither qualifier title is a signing with the host franchise.
Reading champions
| DIVISION | CHAMPION | RUNNER-UP | DRAFT STATUS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 155 lbs | Logan Marshall | Bradley Mier | New draft qualifier at 155 |
| 205 lbs | Travis Haven | Anthony Salisbury | Already qualified; listed at 185 |
The two completed brackets contained 16 contested matches: 14 submissions and two decisions. Together with Saturday’s five-division event in Doylestown, they close a Philadelphia qualifier weekend that produced seven division titles and Matias Jimenez’s signing with the Phenoms.