Just when you thought we had concluded our coverage of the 2025 U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals, we're back with another addition of Fargo: by the Numbers!

We've already shown how Fargo 2025 was the biggest ever (for the seventh event in a row!), now we're going to look at the results and provide some stats, charts, and graphs regarding the number of Fargo All-Americans (top eight finishers) and champs by state!

And if you'd like a historical perspective on Fargo results, check out our article featuring every state's Fargo performance over the last decade! And if you want to just skip to the team scores, click here for the boys' freestyle divisions, smash this link for Greco-Roman team scores, and follow this link to get girls' freestyle team scores. 

Now let's start with the stop-sign winners (aka national champions) by state!

Pennsylvania certainly flexed their muscles in the boys' and girls' freestyle divisions, though it was also nice to see states that aren't as traditionally strong register a few champs as well, like Kentucky and Georgia in the junior boys' freestyle brackets. 

There was also quite a bit of parity in both 16U divisions in boys' and girls' freestyle. 13 states earned a stop sign in the girls' freestyle division, and no state won more than two titles in the boys' freestyle division. 

In Greco, traditional powerhouse Illinois did its usual in the junior division, however, in the 16U division, Iowa, a state on the smaller side in population but as rich in tradition as any state in the country, can boost the most champs with three. 

There was also a first in the 16U girls' freestyle brackets, as Kayla Batres became both the first All-American and champ in that division from the state of Connecticut. 

What else stands out to you? Any results surprise you? Maybe hold off until we look at the graphs of All-Americans before you answer!

Mostly the same takeaways as the charts for the champs, but a little more fleshed out with a lot more states in the mix in each division. We also see some new states in the top spots, with California having the most junior girls' freestyle All-Americans and Wisconsin claiming the most 16U Greco-Roman AAs. 

Now, how about we look at a big ol' chart with every state along with their corresponding total points, All-Americans, and champs from all six divisions combined? I thought you might want that, so I made it, and placed it below!

And how about a chart showing the top seven states with their total team points, All-Americans, and champs from all six divisions combined? That sounds great, and luckily, JD Rader already did that work and made a graphic so I'll just plop that here at the end of the article. 

Combined team scores from both 16U & Junior freestyle, women, and Greco at #Fargo pic.twitter.com/4EIjLtKtxa

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And we can now officially put the 2025 U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals in the books!