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State Chapter Awards
State Chapters recognize deserving individuals with the Lifetime Service to Wresting award, the Outstanding American award and the Medal of Courage award.
Lifetime Service To Wrestling
Given in recognition of 20 years or more of dedication to the development of leadership and citizenship in the youth through the sport of wrestling.
Outstanding American
Given to former wrestlers who are highly successful in other walks of life and use the disciplines learned in wrestling in their profession.
Medal of Courage
Presented to a former wrestler who has overcome what appear to be insurmountable challenges.
Rob Cate
Year: 2025
Award: Outstanding American
Chapter: Nevada
Russ Leet
Year: 2025
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Bob Northridge
Year: 2025
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Jim Porter
Year: 2025
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
James L. Porter, MA, LAT, ATC
Year: 2025
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Roger Schumann
Year: 2025
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Chip Vespe
Year: 2025
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Mitch Domagala
Year: 2024
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
GeorgeAnne Ritter
Year: 2024
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Jim Ritter
Year: 2024
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Joe Sellers
Year: 2024
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Dennis Wells
Year: 2024
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Michael Abrams
Year: 2023
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Ben Fermon
Year: 2023
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
Michael Garcia
Year: 2023
Award: Lifetime Service to Wrestling
Chapter: Nevada
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