Help Send Sarina to Nationals in Fargo

Hello friends, family, and the wider wrestling community,

My name is Abraham, and I am the proud father of a remarkable young woman, Sarina. Sarina is a determined, passionate wrestler from Woodbridge Senior High School, and she is blazing trails in her sport. She has made history as the first fully qualified female wrestler from our school, a testament to her drive, dedication, and sheer tenacity.

In her stellar journey so far, Sarina secured her place as the runner-up at the VAWA Freestyle State Championships and was just one win away from earning All-American status at the NHSCA Nationals. In recognition of her talent and hard work, she has been chosen to represent Team Virginia at National Duals in Tulsa, OK.

Now, Sarina has been presented with an extraordinary opportunity: the chance to compete at the 2023 USA Wrestling National Championships in Fargo, ND, one of the biggest platforms for young athletes in this field.

However, participating in such prestigious competitions requires a considerable financial commitment. Both Tulsa and Fargo are costly endeavors, as these events are self-funded. From travel expenses, accommodations, and equipment to training needs and tournament fees, the costs add up.

That's where we need your help. Sarina has fought her way into this opportunity through sweat, blood, and tears, triumphing over many adversities. She has earned this chance to represent her state and school, to compete against the best, and to prove that every single drop of sweat was worth it.

We're humbly reaching out to ask for your support in helping Sarina realize this dream. No amount is too small, and every donation will bring her one step closer to the mat in Fargo. It's not just about funding a trip, it's about supporting a young woman's journey in breaking barriers and achieving her dreams.

Thank you for taking the time to read our story. Please consider sharing Sarina's journey with others. Together, we can help Sarina step onto the mat in Fargo, ready to take on the world.

With deepest gratitude,

Abraham Gunn