GENERAL INFORMATION

Rockford Youth Wrestling is open to students of any skill level from 4 years old/PreK through 6th grade. 

Practices are held at the RCC in the Rockford High School Wrestling Room.

Practice Attire:  Wrestling/indoor-only shoes, shorts, a t-shirt, and protective headgear are recommended. We do have a supply of shoes to rent.

All registered wrestlers will receive a free t-shirt and free registration to the Rockford Youth Wrestling Tournament in January. 

Season Dates:

PreK- 1st Grade:

Part 1:  November 18th through January 20th 

2nd Grade- 6th Grade: November 13th through February 19th

** Please note that space will be confirmed in September once the space can be officially booked.

PLEASE NOTE KEY DATES:

*11/4 Parent Meeting @ 6:30 in the High School Commons *Date TBD

Pre-K - 1st Grade

*11/18 First day of practice

*11/18-11/28  2 Week Free Trial

2nd Grade - 6th Grade

*11/13 First day of practice

*11/13-11/28  2 Week Free Trial

*12/2 MNUSA/NYWA/JAYCEES Parent Training  in RCC Conference Rooms *Date TBD

*12/9 Picture Night

*12/12 Youth Night *Date TBD

*12/19 Fun Night 5:30-7:30PM (Movie, Pizza & Games)

*2/2 MN Gophers Wrestling*Date TBD

*3/1 Monticello Swimming & Banquet

Goals of RAAA Youth Wrestling

Our intent is to create an opportunity for both boys and girls to develop their skills as wrestlers and student-athletes.  There will be opportunities during the season for wrestlers to exhibit their developing skills against wrestlers from surrounding communities, including tournaments and team dual meets.

Why Should Kids Wrestle?

• Wrestling builds intensity, footwork, agility, balance, strength & body awareness
• Wrestling teaches discipline
• Wrestling instills confidence
• Wrestling teaches self-reliance
• Wrestling teaches mental toughness
• Wrestlers learn how to respect their opponents
• It is one of the few sports where a child's foot speed, ball-handling skills, hand-eye coordination, & size do not matter
• There is room for everyone and wrestlers only compete against others in a similar skill/weight class

Optional Tournaments

There are a number of open tournaments throughout the season. Visit The Guillotine, the preeminent amateur wrestling website for the Minnesota wrestling community, for the open tournament calendar.

Questions

Email:  raaawrestling@raaasports.com

GENERAL INFORMATION

Rockford Youth Wrestling is open to students of any skill level from 4 years old/PreK through 6th grade. 

Practices are held at the RCC in the Rockford High School Wrestling Room.

Practice Attire:  Wrestling/indoor-only shoes, shorts, a t-shirt, and protective headgear are recommended. We do have a supply of shoes to rent.

All registered wrestlers will receive a free t-shirt and free registration to the Rockford Youth Wrestling Tournament in January. 

Season Dates:

PreK- 1st Grade:

Part 1:  November 18th through January 20th 

2nd Grade- 6th Grade: November 13th through February 19th

** Please note that space will be confirmed in September once the space can be officially booked.

PLEASE NOTE KEY DATES:

*11/4 Parent Meeting @ 6:30 in the High School Commons *Date TBD

Pre-K - 1st Grade

*11/18 First day of practice

*11/18-11/28  2 Week Free Trial

2nd Grade - 6th Grade

*11/13 First day of practice

*11/13-11/28  2 Week Free Trial

*12/2 MNUSA/NYWA/JAYCEES Parent Training  in RCC Conference Rooms *Date TBD

*12/9 Picture Night

*12/12 Youth Night *Date TBD

*12/19 Fun Night 5:30-7:30PM (Movie, Pizza & Games)

*2/2 MN Gophers Wrestling*Date TBD

*3/1 Monticello Swimming & Banquet

Goals of RAAA Youth Wrestling

Our intent is to create an opportunity for both boys and girls to develop their skills as wrestlers and student-athletes.  There will be opportunities during the season for wrestlers to exhibit their developing skills against wrestlers from surrounding communities, including tournaments and team dual meets.

Why Should Kids Wrestle?

• Wrestling builds intensity, footwork, agility, balance, strength & body awareness
• Wrestling teaches discipline
• Wrestling instills confidence
• Wrestling teaches self-reliance
• Wrestling teaches mental toughness
• Wrestlers learn how to respect their opponents
• It is one of the few sports where a child's foot speed, ball-handling skills, hand-eye coordination, & size do not matter
• There is room for everyone and wrestlers only compete against others in a similar skill/weight class

Optional Tournaments

There are a number of open tournaments throughout the season. Visit The Guillotine, the preeminent amateur wrestling website for the Minnesota wrestling community, for the open tournament calendar.

Questions

Email:  raaawrestling@raaasports.com

GENERAL INFORMATION

Rockford Youth Wrestling is open to students of any skill level from 4 years old/PreK through 6th grade. 

Practices are held at the RCC in the Rockford High School Wrestling Room.

Practice Attire:  Wrestling/indoor-only shoes, shorts, a t-shirt, and protective headgear are recommended. We do have a supply of shoes to rent.

All registered wrestlers will receive a free t-shirt and free registration to the Rockford Youth Wrestling Tournament in January. 

Season Dates:

PreK- 1st Grade:

Part 1:  November 18th through January 20th 

2nd Grade- 6th Grade: November 13th through February 19th

** Please note that space will be confirmed in September once the space can be officially booked.

PLEASE NOTE KEY DATES:

*11/4 Parent Meeting @ 6:30 in the High School Commons *Date TBD

Pre-K - 1st Grade

*11/18 First day of practice

*11/18-11/28  2 Week Free Trial

2nd Grade - 6th Grade

*11/13 First day of practice

*11/13-11/28  2 Week Free Trial

*12/2 MNUSA/NYWA/JAYCEES Parent Training  in RCC Conference Rooms *Date TBD

*12/9 Picture Night

*12/12 Youth Night *Date TBD

*12/19 Fun Night 5:30-7:30PM (Movie, Pizza & Games)

*2/2 MN Gophers Wrestling*Date TBD

*3/1 Monticello Swimming & Banquet

Goals of RAAA Youth Wrestling

Our intent is to create an opportunity for both boys and girls to develop their skills as wrestlers and student-athletes.  There will be opportunities during the season for wrestlers to exhibit their developing skills against wrestlers from surrounding communities, including tournaments and team dual meets.

Why Should Kids Wrestle?

• Wrestling builds intensity, footwork, agility, balance, strength & body awareness
• Wrestling teaches discipline
• Wrestling instills confidence
• Wrestling teaches self-reliance
• Wrestling teaches mental toughness
• Wrestlers learn how to respect their opponents
• It is one of the few sports where a child's foot speed, ball-handling skills, hand-eye coordination, & size do not matter
• There is room for everyone and wrestlers only compete against others in a similar skill/weight class

Optional Tournaments

There are a number of open tournaments throughout the season. Visit The Guillotine, the preeminent amateur wrestling website for the Minnesota wrestling community, for the open tournament calendar.

Questions

Email:  raaawrestling@raaasports.com