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TRY-OUTS FOR ARMED FORCES WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM 02/25/2010 - G. CANEDO The Armed Forces Women's Soccer Team trial camp will be held from 20 May to 7 June, 2010, at McDill Air Force Base. Women Marine soccer players are encouraged to apply. If selected to the Armed Forces Team, Marines will compete at the Conseil International du Sport Militaire (CISM) Women's World Military Soccer Championship. The World Military championship is scheduled for 20 June, 2010 in Cherbourg, France. Marines interested must submit a sports application to HQMC (MRS) by 24 April 2010. Applications must include past soccer experience and tournaments played in the last two years. Applications can be found at www.usmc-mccs.org/sports or the local Semper Fit Athletics Office. Applications must contain command endorsement stating the Marine will be made available to attend all events if selected. Marines stationed at a command with a local MCCS Semper Fit must submit their applications through the Semper Fit Athletic Director. This opportunity is open to active duty and reserve Marines alike.
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HQMC SEMPER FIT (MRS) SEEKS APPLICATIONS FOR 2010 ALL-MARINE VOLLEYBALL TEAMS 02/25/2010 - G. CANEDO The 2010 All-Marine Volleyball program will encompass floor and beach disciplines.
Floor volleyball: ALL-MARINE Men's and women's floor volleyball team trials will be held 11 April to 4 May 2010 at MCAS Cherry Point, NC. The Armed Forces Men’s and Women’s Volleyball championship will be held 5-12 May 2010 at MCAS Cherry Point, NC. Marines selected to Armed Forces Team, will compete at the following events: The Men’s Armed Forces Team will compete at the USA Volleyball National Championship 28 May to 2 June in Phoenix, AZ. The Women’s Armed Forces Team will compete at the Conseil International du Sport Militaire (CISM) Women’s World Military Volleyball Championship, hosted at MCAS Cherry Point, NC. Both men’s and women’s Armed Forces Teams will train at MCAS Cherry Point, NC prior to departure/start of their respective competitions. Beach Volleyball:
The inaugural All-Marine Men’s and Women’s Beach Volleyball team trials will be held 23 April to 2 May 2010 at MCAS Cherry Point, NC. The inaugural Armed Forces Beach Volleyball Championship 3 to 7 May 2010 at MCAS Cherry Point, NC. Beach volleyball format is 2-person USA Volleyball Beach Rules. Each Service will have two men and two women teams compete at the Armed Forces Championship.
Marines interested in beach volleyball must submit application by team. The All-Marine Beach Volleyball Camp is limited to a total of four men and four women teams. A tournament at the end of the trial camp will determine the final two men and two women teams. Applications must highlight team and individual experience. Final selections to camp will be determined by a coaching panel. Marines interested must submit sports applications to HQMC Semper Fit by 1 April, 2010. Applications must include past volleyball experience and torunaments played in the last two years. Applications can be found at www.usmc-mccs.org/sports or the local semper fit athletics office. Applications must contain command endorsement stating Marine will be made available to attend all events if selected. Marines stationed at a command with a local MCCS Semper Fit must submit their applications through the Semper Fit Athletic Director. THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ACTIVE DUTY AND RESERVE MARINES |
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2009 Armed Forces Bowling Championship 12/16/2008 - Information provided by Mr. Don Aguilar, Tournament Director The Fort Bliss Bowling Center, the Army’s largest, is hosting the 2009 Armed Forces Bowling Championship, 5-10 December 2008. The best men and women bowlers from the Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy came to Fort Bliss from around the world to prove that they are worthy of a position on the Armed Forces Team. |
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Whipple Takes Silver in Women'sTriathlon 01/14/2008 - By Staff Sgt. Brian D. Lehnhardt - U.S. Armed Forces Sports Public Affairs MUMBAI, India, Oct. 21, 2007 - Team U.S.A. women's triathlon strikes silver, as US Marine Corps 2nd Lt. Justine Whipple crosses the finish line just a few seconds behind China' Xing L, and securing the best finish ever for a US athlete in an open division competition, and for the CISM World Military Games. |
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Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame Inductees announced 07/14/2007 MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. -- The Commandant of the Marine Corps will host the 2007 United States Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony here at the Clubs at Quantico, Aug. 17, 2007, at 11 a.m. |
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2006 Marine Corps Athletes of the Year announced 07/14/2007 MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Virginia -- 1st. Lt. Jessica Utter and Gunnery Sgt. Michael Green have been selected as the U.S. Marine Corps Female and Male Athletes of the Year for 2006. |
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MARINES VICTORIOUS IN PLYMOUTH 07/14/2007 Plymouth, England - Nearly 400 years after the Mayflower departed the steps of Plymouth searching for new opportunities in the new world, the Marine Corps Running team defeated the British Royal Navy/Marines for their fourth consecutive victory of the Warriors from Across the Sea Challenge. |
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Workman, Forrest Qualify For World Beach Championship 07/13/2007 - USA Wrestling Qualifying for the U.S. Team at the Below 85 kg (187.5 lbs.) were World Team Trials champion Steve Forrest of Virginia, runner-up Dewitt Driscoll of North Carolina and third place finisher Jonathan Taylor of Florida. Qualifying for the U.S. Team at the Above 85 kg (187.5 lbs.) were World Team Trials champion Carlos Dolmo of New York, runner-up Frank Workman of Virginia and third place finisher Angelo Borzio of Pennsylvania. |
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MARINE CORPS DEFEATS DEFENDING CHAMPS NAVY 85-81 IN DOUBLE OT - AIR FORCE OUTGUNS ARMY 104-91 07/13/2007 The Marines fired the first shot heard around the world Sunday as it defeated the defending Armed Forces Men's Basketball Champions from Navy 85-81 in double overtime in the first game of the 2006 Men's championship Fort Carson, Colo. |
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2006 SHAPE Men's Basketball Championship - US Wins Bronze 07/13/2007 The U.S. Armed Forces Team Defeats Italy to capture the bronze medal at the 2006 SHAPE Basketball Invitational |
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Miramar captures their second title in three years, while SSgt Jeremy Brown takes home his third Consecitive All-Marine Cross Country Championship 07/13/2007 The 2006 All-Marine Cross Country Championship was held at MCAS Miramar on 9 December. The championship is currently in its third year since its deput in 2004 at MCB Camp Pendleton. |
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2007Armed Forces Men's Soccer Championship 07/13/2007 Army Wins Armed Forces Championship - Schlegel/Laurin Named to All-Tournament Team |
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Sgt Jacob Clark Captures Gold at 2007 World Cup 07/13/2007 - Craig Sesker USA Wrestling
The United States Greco-Roman team gave it a gallant effort on Sunday night, but fell just short of winning its first-ever World Cup championship.
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Marine Boxers Take Second, PFC Martinez Wins Gold 07/13/2007 With new head coach Ron Simms, the All-Marine Boxing Team fought their way to the team silver. As military operations still hurt the Service teams, the Marines brought an inexperienced squad, with only one team veteran to the 2007 Armed Forces Championship. The 2007 Armed Forces Boxing Championship was held at the Bennet Fitness Center at Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio, TX 5-10 March.
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Marine Corps boxing team to take on British Army 07/13/2007 - By Cpl. Steven King, Marine Corps Community Services On the night of April 18, 1775, the British Army began its move across the Charles River towards Lexington. Paul Revere, along with the other Sons of Liberty, immediately went into action by riding to Lexington and Charlestown to warn his fellow patriots with his legendary war cry, "The British are coming! History will be repeating itself on the 232nd anniversary of that legendary evening.
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Sgt Depatto, Sgt Mclean place in Greco-Roman Nationals, Capt Ramos captures 5th in Sombo 07/13/2007 - Steven Dinote, Marine Corps Sports Members of the Marine Corps Wrestling Team competed at the 2007 USA Wrestling National Championship in Las Vegas, NV. Sgt Donavan Depatto (MCB Camp Lejeune) and Sgt Jeremy Mclean (MCB Camp Pendleton) placed 4th and 8th respectively in the 60 kg Greco-Roman weight class. Competing in the Sombo competition, Capt Juan Ramos (MCB Camp Lejeune) placed 5th in the 74 kg weight class.
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Northern Plains Regional Championships and Senior World Team Trials Qualifier Results 07/13/2007 The All-Marine Wrestling team competed in Waterloo, Iowa last weekend at the Northern Plains Regional Championship and Senior World Team Trials qualifier. The winners of this tournament are automatically qualified to compete for a spot on the US World Team at the US World Team Trials of Wrestling to be held in Las Vegas June 8-10. Cpl Andrew Hogan (Okinawa, Japan) led the Marines by winning the tournament at 55 kg/121 lbs...
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Marine Corps boxer headed to Olympic Box-off 07/13/2007 - By Heather Owens, Staff reporter Rawlins, Wyo., population: a little more than 9,000, is the hometown of Marine and possible future Olympic champion boxer Samuel Martinez.
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2007 Armed Forces Women's Basketball Championship 07/13/2007 This year marked the 30th Anniversary of Womens Basketball as an Armed Forces Sport, and the All-Army team successfully defended their gold medal from 2006 by capturing the Champions title with an undefeated, 6-0 record. The win allows Army to lay claim to 26 Gold Medals in the 30-year history of the event. Air Force finished second with a 3-3 record. Navy and the Marine Corps battled it out into overtime in the last game of the tournament, with the Marine ladies coming out on top to clinch the Third place honors with a 2-4 record. Navy finished 1-5.
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Marine Wrestlers Bring Home Team Silver and Eight Individual Awards 07/13/2007 - Steven Dinote - USMC Sports The All-Marine Wrestling team grappled their way to another team silver medal and brought home eight individual medals at the 2007 Armed Forces Wrestling Championship at Fort Carson, CO 21-25 March. With six 2006 Marines either in Iraq or preparing for war, Head Coach Maj Dan Hicks introduced five new Marines to the Armed Forces mat. |
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SSgt Shillow Places 5th at Acropolis Grand Prix 07/13/2007 - USA Wrestling ATHENS, GREECE - U.S. wrestlers Aaron Sieracki (Colorado Springs, Colo./U.S. Army) and Philip Johnston (Colorado Springs, Colo./U.S. Army) captured bronze medals&James Shillow (Quantico, Va./U.S. Marines), who placed fifth at 66 kg/145.5 lbs. in Greco-Roman wrestling at the Acropolis Grand Prix on Feb. 24.
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SSgt Donnie Thompson (USMC) wins Men's Singles , while Air Force Bowlers Come Up Big Overall in the Armed Forces Bowling Championship 07/13/2007 The best bowlers the military had to offer met at Fort Dix for the Armed Forces Bowling Championship. Held Dec. 4 - 8, the top eight bowlers - four male and four female - will travel to Reno, Nev., Jan. 6 - 12, where they will compete to represent Team USA in international competition. During the last day of competition, SSgt Donnie Thompson (USMC) wins the Men's Singles Competition. |
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Gunny Green benches 661 pounds to win 2nd World Title 11/29/2006 Gunnery Sergeant Michael Green of Marine Air Training Support Group 21 captured his second consecutive world championship, on November 18, at the World Association of Bench Pressers and Dead Lifters World Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada. |
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Marines Win Silver at Armed Forces Basketball 11/15/2006 AIR FORCE WINS GOLD - MARINE CORPS FINISHES STRONG |
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Defending champs retain title 11/01/2006 It was a cloudy and soggy day as rain fell on the pitch where the Marine Corps Rugby Team stared down the Air Force Rugby Team at the Armed Forces Ruby Tournament Championships Oct. 27. |
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2006 Armed Forces Marathon Championship Results 11/01/2006 Team and Individual Results for the 2006 Armed Forces Marathon Championship held in conjunction with the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C. |
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Marine Corps Wins Silver Medal at Armed Forces Championship Under Clark and Billups 10/31/2006
Oct. 28, 2006 Marine Corps Base Lejeune, N.C. - California head coach Jack Clark and coach Tom Billups spent Oct. 13-28 with the All-Marine Rugby Team, preparing the 25-man squad, most of which recently returned from deployment, before coaching the team at the 2006 Armed Forces Men's Championship. The Marines reeled off a 3-1 record in the tournament en route to facing Air Force in the final, earning a silver medal for their best finish in 18 years. |
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Sgt Clark places 12th in the World Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship 10/06/2006 Sgt Jacob Clark from MCB Camp Butler placed 12th at the 2006 World Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship held in Guangzhou, China, Sept. 25 - Oct. 1, 2006. Sgt Clark loss is first match to the eventual silver medalist Nazmi Avluca (Turkey), 0-6, 3-0, 1-2...
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Semper Fit Names GySgt Murphy and MSgt Kromis All-Marine Basketball Coaches 10/06/2006 Headquarters Marine Corps officially announces the 2006 All-Marine Men's Basketball Coaching staff. GySgt Dennis Murphy (HQMC-JA), the 2005 All-Marine assistant coach, has been given the nod to lead the All-Marine Basketball Team during the 2006 season. MSgt Thomas Kromis (MACS-24) will be making his All-Marine debut as the assistant Coach. |
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Marine Corps Mourns the Death of Two Marine Sport Legends: Bob Mathias and Patty Berg 09/11/2006 Marine Corps Sports Hall of Famers Bob Mathias and Patty Berg passed away on 2 September and 10 September. Both Mathias and Berg served in the United States Marine Corps and went on to become legends in their respective sport. |
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Armed Forces Judo Team Depart for Croatia 08/25/2006 The Armed Forces Judo Team will compete at the 2006 CISM World Military Judo Championship, 28 August to 5 September in Vinkovci, Croatia. The Armed Forces Team consists of members of all four branches. |
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Workman, Ramos, Hernandez Qualify for World Sombo Championship 08/25/2006 - USA Wrestling NORTH PALM BEACH, FLA. - Seven individual men's champions were crowned at the first U.S. Sombo National Championships held at the North Palm Beach Community Center on August 20. Three of the individual champions serve in the U.S. Marine Corps. Sombo has traditionally been a sport that is popular among the branches of the U.S. military services. |
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Frank Workman named TheMat.com Wrestler of the Week for Aug. 15-21 08/25/2006 - Gary Abbott USA Wrestling Frank Workman (Spotsylvania, Va./U.S. Marine Corps) has been named TheMat.com Wrestler of the Week for Aug. 15-21. |
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2006 Armed Forces Women Softball Results 08/23/2006 Third round results from the 2006 Armed Forces Women's Softball Championship at Hill AFB, UT. |
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2006 Armed Forces Golf Championship - Vandenberg AFB, CA 08/11/2006 Final Results |
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U.S. Armed Forces Cycling Team Prepares for Military World Championships 07/15/2006 The U.S. Armed Forces Cycling Team arrives in Germany on 13 July to prepare for the Military World Cycling Championships that will be held later this month in The Netherlands. |
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GYSGT GREEN BREAKS OWN WORLD RECORD 07/14/2006 Gunnery Sergeant Michael Green, of Marine Air Training Support Group 21, has once again proved that he is one of the best power lifters in the world. On 3 June 2006, he displayed an incredible feat of strength at the World Association of Bench Pressers and Dead Lifters River Country Record Breakers Championships. Gunnery Sergeant Green was awarded top honors and had the biggest bench press amongst 100 lifters from the southeastern states. He won first place in both the Open and Sub-master (33-39) 220 pound divisions. He surpassed his own world record of 617.2 pounds on his opening lift, which was 619 pounds. A record he set at the World Championships last November. He finished with an impressive 678 pounds, annihilating his previous record by 70 plus pounds. |
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Sgt Jacob Clark Wins Silver at Pan-American Games 07/14/2006 After qualifying for his first U.S. World Team, Clark competed at the 2006 Pan-American Wrestling Games, taking home the silver medal in the 84 kg weight class. |
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University of California's Jack Clark to Coach All-Marine Rugby Team 07/13/2006 Headquarters, Marine Corps Semper Fit proudly announces the new head coach for the All-Marine Rugby team, Mr. Jack Clark. Coaching at the University of California, Berkley for the past 23 years, Clark has compiled an impressive 391-64-5 record and has captured 18 national collegiate championships. |
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Three Marines Make Armed Forces Triathlon Team 07/12/2006 - Dinote Three new Marines earn a spot on the U.S. Armed Forces Triathlon Team that will compete at the 2006 CISM Championship in Satenas, Sweden 5-10 July. Capt Tim Tapply, 1stLt Jessica Utter, and Sgt Jon Hooge will represent the United States Marine Corps and the United States at this year's CISM Championship. |
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Marines Take Home 10 Medals at the 2006 Armed Forces Championship |
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Marine Corps Takes Silver at Armed Forces Boxing Championship |
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Three Marines Make the 2006 CISM Cross Country Team |
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Marine Breaks World Bench Press Record |
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First Time Marathoners Shine at Marine Corps Marathon |
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2005 Armed Forces Rugby Championship |
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Marines Break Four-Year Losing Streak |
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Armed Forces Golf Championship Results |
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All-Marine Golf Championship Results |
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Marines Take Second at Armed Forces Men's Softball Championship |
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Women's Armed Forces Softball Results |
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2005 Armed Forces Championship |
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Droves of Marines, sailors, Coast Guardsmen, families, run annual depot 5K race |
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Marines Score Third at Armed Forces Triathlon |
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Armed Forces Bowling Results |
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First-Ever All-Marine Cross Country Championship |
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Armed Forces Cross Country Results |
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Armed Forces Boxing Championship |
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Armed Forces Wrestling |
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CISM Sailing Results |
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USMC Wins Warriors Across the Sea Competition |
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Marine Corps Athletes of the Year Announced |
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Bridge enjoying life at Division III Stevens |
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2010 Women's CISM Volleyball Championship |
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