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Men and Women wrestlers of all ages participate in the 2019 US Marine Corps Open Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas, April 25-27, 2019. USA Wrestling has more than 226,000 members. Each year, USA Wrestling charters over 4,500 wrestling clubs and sanctions over 2,100 local, state, regional and national competitions. US Marines partner with and attend events like the US Marine Corps Open Championships to support student athletes, coaches and their communities, to inform young people about opportunities within the Marine Corps, and to continue to foster the fighting spirit that Marines and athletes share. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Mitchell Collyer)

Men and Women wrestlers of all ages participate in the 2019 US Marine Corps Open Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas, April 25-27, 2019. USA Wrestling has more than 226,000 members. Each year, USA Wrestling charters over 4,500 wrestling clubs and sanctions over 2,100 local, state, regional and national competitions. US Marines partner with and attend events like the US Marine Corps Open Championships to support student athletes, coaches and their communities, to inform young people about opportunities within the Marine Corps, and to continue to foster the fighting spirit that Marines and athletes share. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Mitchell Collyer)

Men and Women wrestlers of all ages participated in the 2018 Marine Corps Open Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas April 25-29. The Marine Corps partnered with USA Wrestling to reach out to young and highly qualified wrestlers, who share many similar warrior traits with Marines, and teach them life-long lessons that they can carry on and off the mat. The partnership also allows Marines to explain the opportunities high school and collegiate athletes have in the Corps to key influencers and prospects. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Staff Sgt. John Martinez)

Emma Bruntil is recognized as the MaxPreps Athlete of the Month. The United States Marine Corps partners with MaxPreps to congratulate young men and women who stand out positively in their communities. Bruntil, a junior and competitive wrestler at Mt. Baker High School was awarded for her excellence in academics, athletics and citizenship. (Video produced by Sgt. Taylor Morton)