Mast0don

Since you didn't specify a reasonable time-signature, I'll assume that this is cool.

I like point sparring, full-contact kickboxing, LOVE grappling, and recently started MMA style fighting/training, which is a blast.

Well, any advice I give you can't really top that.^ Staying calm always helps. If you lose your head because of a bad point, or if you freak because you're down on points, you're more likely to make a mistake. (Wild techniques, rushing in, yada-yada.) Be tricky. Use feints and outsmart your opponent. Double-kicks are AMAZING for point-fighting. Especially at the lower levels, because no one expects them. Here's a few of my favourite kicks: Lead side-foot to midsection, followed by a roundhouse to the head. Your opponent will almost always fall for this. He lowers his guard to block the low kick and BAM! 2 points. Lead hook-kick to roundhouse. Aim both at the head. Most people will lean away from the hook-kick, positioning themselves perfectly for the roundhouse. Axe kick to front foot kick. You have to sell this one. Don't throw this one off the front leg. You want to make the axe kick look powerful and heavy. Throw it off the back leg, and your opponent will try to take advantage of the "opening" you just created. Once your foot comes down, they're gonna want to lunge in with a hand combo. Instead of actually landing heavy, barely touch the ground with your foot and shoot out a staright front foot. Depending on how fast they shoot in, this might end the match. I've had people run full-blast into the kick, and practically break their sternum. (Exaggeration) Try and work these kicks into your hand combos. If you do that, you'll be unstoppable.

How'd the tournament go?