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Daddy Daughter Dance: A Night to Remember
On September 21st, the Bruin Wrestling Club proudly hosted its very first Daddy Daughter Dance—an evening designed to bring families together in a fun and memorable way. While originally planned as a fundraiser, the event quickly became much more, serving as a meaningful opportunity for connection between fathers and daughters. Guests enjoyed a night filled…
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Travis Blevins Coaches Young Wrestlers
Travis Blevins can’t wait to coach young wrestlers again! I will be leading Beginning K through 6th grades. Wrestlers in two different time slots in October. We will do gymnastics, games, and the foundational skills of wrestling. If you have a son or daughter that wants to give it a try in a positive, uplifting…
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UVU Wrestler Tanner Lofthouse Leads MVHS Wrestling Camp
The Bruin Wrestling Club recently hosted another successful two-day wrestling camp, providing young athletes with the opportunity to refine their skills under the guidance of elite talent. The camp focused on crucial aspects of wrestling, including hand fighting and escape techniques, to help participants enhance their competitive edge. Leading the camp as the head clinician…
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Bruin Wrestling Summer Camp a Huge Success
The 2024 Bruin Wrestling Summer Camp was a resounding success, bringing together young athletes eager to learn and grow in the sport. Held in June, the three-day camp welcomed 4th through 9th graders for an exciting mix of wrestling technique, live wrestling, weightlifting, games, a service project, and a pizza party. Mountain View High School…
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Bruins Shine at Annual Blackhawk Duals – Salina
The Mountain View Boys Wrestling Team delivered a dominant performance at the Annual Blackhawk Duals in Salina, Utah, from June 10th-13th. Competing with 29 wrestlers split into two squads, the Bruins showed their depth and resilience by wrestling in an impressive 22 duals over the course of the tournament. The JV squad put up a…
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