NEWS & UPDATES
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Military Mental Health Awareness Tournament
Sign up for Military mental health awareness tournament
Date: Saturday, 11/09 from 8 am est.
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Format:
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4 games guaranteed.
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You can participate in multiple events as long as you pay the fee for each event and have a DUPR lower than the maximum stipulated DUPR.
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Pool play, followed by a single elimination bracket.
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Pool Play | Games to 11, traditional scoring, win by 2 points. Switch sides on 6 points, Each team has one minute timeout.
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Bracket | Games to 15, traditional scoring, win by 2 points. Switch sides on 8 points, Each team has one minute timeout.
If you don't have a partner, please email elpickleballcoach@outlook.com
Per Person Entry Fee:
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$50 per player
Medal Prizes for:
- 1st Place per event
- 2nd Place per event
- 3rd Place per event
Payment Methods:
- Venmo to @cabetoooo - https://venmo.com/u/cabetoooo
- Zelle to carloszambrano1197@hotmail.com
For More Information, Contact:
Carlos Zambrano
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Text: 954-673-1451
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We had a Marine from Virginia and Jacksonville that traveled to attend the workshop along with our beloved 4th Assault Amphibian Battalion Marines. Thank you to
Lt. Col Riemann and Sgt. Maj Peterson for making this happen! What an amazing 2 days! Thank you to the beautiful Blue Star Mothers that believe in what we are doing and helped fund this mission! Thank you to all who participated and helped make this happen!
Hundreds walk in honor of cause preventing suicide for service members and veterans
“The entire community came together to remember one of our nation’s heroes, Sergeant Anthony Muhlstadt.”
2nd annual ruck walk raises awareness for veterans suicide and mental health
“It’s the 2nd Annual Anthony Muhlstadt Defender Ruck Walk, a 2.2-mile walk, honoring Marine Sgt. Anthony Muhlstadt and all those lost to suicide.”
Fallen Marine’s family members sponsor Northeast High crest
“And it’s not just another military member up on a wall. It’s somebody that stands for what Northeast represents, and what it means to be a Viking.”
This wonderful feature is a beautiful telling of the character strengths of Sgt. Anthony Patrick Muhlstadt from his mother and fellow marine.
The Defender 5K Ruck Walk raised money for the Stop Soldier Suicide Organization in honor of Sgt. Anthony Patrick Muhlstadt.
Sgt. Muhlstadt, a local man who grew up in the area, graduating from Northeast High in St. Petersburg, joined the Marines. He had been serving at Twenynine Palms in California when he passed away at just 23 years of age.
