Wounded Warriors Trials Donations



The Dana Point 5th Marine Regiment Support Group (DPSG) is honored to stand behind some truly remarkable warriors as they compete, recover, and inspire at the Wheelchair Rugby Competition. The Marine Corps and Air Force trials will be hosted by the Wounded Warrior Battalion West at Camp Pendleton.
On February 27, from 2:00–7:00 PM, DPSG volunteers will provide two meals and snacks for 150 competing warrior athletes in the Wheelchair Rugby competition, as well as officials—ensuring they have the nourishment, energy, and encouragement they need during this demanding event.
Your generosity fuels both body and spirit.
Together, we can make a meaningful difference—one athlete at a time.

Camp Pendleton | February 23 – March 3, 2026
The 2026 Marine Corps & Air Force Trials will be hosted by the Wounded Warrior Regiment at Camp Pendleton, showcasing the strength, determination, and resilience of recovering service members from across the Marine Corps and Air Force.
This Paralympic-style competition brings together wounded, ill, and injured service members—known as Recovering Service Members (RSMs)—who compete in adaptive sports as part of their recovery and rehabilitation journey. The Trials serve as the qualifying event to select athletes who will represent their branches at the Department of Defense Warrior Games.
Event Details
Location: Camp Pendleton, California
Dates: February 23 – March 3, 2026
Purpose: Selection of Marine Corps Warrior Games team members
Admission: Free and open to the public
Note: Non-military spectators must have valid identification and current vehicle registration to access the base.

Competitive Events
Athletes will compete in a wide range of adaptive sports, including:
Supporting Recovery & Resilience
The Marine Corps & Air Force Trials represent more than athletic competition—they are a powerful testament to perseverance, recovery, and the warrior spirit. These events reflect the mission of the Wounded Warrior Regiment to maximize recovery and long-term success for wounded, ill, and injured service members.

