Westosha Wrestling Club

Building youth wrestling skills in a positive environment!

Youth Wrestling K-4th Grade

Runs from December 1, 2026, to mid-February 2027

Practices T/Th from 5:30 to 6:30 PM

Westosha Central Wrestling Room

Open to kindergarten through 4th grade

*$275 for each wrestler (additional siblings in any grade get $25 off)

You will be redirected to WrestlingIQ to register.

Youth Wrestling 5th -8th Grade

Runs from November 17, 2026, to the end of March 2027

Practices T/W/Th from 5:30-7:00 PM

Westosha Central Wrestling Room

Open to 5th -8th grade

*$275 for each wrestler (additional siblings in any grade get $25 off)

You will be redirected to WrestlingIQ to register.

*All fees include a practice shirt and shorts, a singlet, and the end-of-season banquet. Clothing size chart can be found at

https://reshotsportswear.com/pages/size-chart

ABOUT US

Our Commitment To Excellence

Our mission goes beyond winning. We're committed to developing athletes holistically—as both competitors and individuals—through long-term athletic and character development.

We build character first, then athleticism from the ground up. Our program emphasizes integrity, perseverance, respect, and teamwork alongside wrestling techniques, prioritizing foundational body control so kids can safely and confidently execute moves.

Who is wrestling for? EVERYBODY!!!

We strive to provide a safe, inclusive environment where every person, regardless of skill level, gender, race, ethnic background, religious beliefs, sexual preferences, or physical abilities, will be accepted and appreciated. Wrestling is fun, but it is also a difficult sport; any person willing to come to practice and do the work will earn, and be shown, the proper respect. We are excited to welcome all to our community.

Why wrestle?

Wrestling is an inclusive sport for kids of all heights, weights, abilities, and genders.

Develops a variety of body skills like agility, strength, and endurance

Provides kids with weekly exercise, with 2-3 practices per week, and a full-body workout, as wrestling requires the use all muscle groups

Develops Self-Confidence - wrestlers develop a belief in themselves through small and large successes

Develops Personal Responsibility - wrestlers must accept responsibility for their training, scoring and winning and losing

Team scoring relies on each individual to do their best for team victories

Develops Mental Toughness

STATE QUALIFIERS
Levi Henkel 2025

Cole Clark 2026

Duncan Brenner 2026

Annabelle Duller 2026; 4th Place Finish

What Our Coaches and Wrestlers Say

Read testimonials from our coaches and wrestlers about their experiences with our team.

"My goal is to build confident, disciplined, and resilient young athletes through the sport of wrestling. By focusing on fundamentals, effort, and personal growth, we help our wrestlers succeed not only on the mat, but in life.”

Garrett Campbell

Head Coach

“Wrestling is hard, but fun. Making it to State was awesome and it was great to compete in front of so many people."

Cole Clark

WWC Athlete and State Qualifier

Garrett Campbell

Head Coach

Wrestled for Westosha Central and redshirted at UW Eau Claire.

Assistant Coach for Westosha Central—4 years

Assistant Coach at Burlington Wrestling Club

Founding Member of Westosha Wrestling Club and Head Coach since 2024

His greatest reward is watching young wrestlers grow in confidence, overcome challenges, and accomplish things they never thought possible. He takes particular pride in seeing former athletes return to the sport as coaches and seeing them inspire and develop the next generation of wrestlers.
Greg Clark

Assistant Coach

Started wrestling freshman year of high school and continued all 4 years.

Developed a passion for the sport, discovering firsthand that dedication drives results.

Coached wrestling for 5 years and have been the head coach of Westosha Youth Football team for 7 years.

Dedicated to building tough, fundamentals-focused athletes who learn to love the sport.

“I love wrestling because it requires total discipline and accountability—there are no excuses on the mat. My goal is to teach our wrestlers the work ethic and mental toughness needed to succeed both on the mat and in life.”
Mark Maney

Assistant Coach

Began wrestling sophomore year of high school.

2X Conference champion
2Xindividual State runner-up

WISAA team State champion

Founding member of Westosha Wrestling Club and 3rd year coaching youth wrestling

WIAA wrestling official

“More than any other sport, wrestling builds character. It is just you and your opponent. You either win or you learn. I enjoy seeing the growth in the kids throughout the season and from one year to the next.”
Sean Pietrzyk

Assistant Coach

Started wrestling at 8 years old

Multiple-time State Place-winner in youth wrestling

2x Kansas High School State Champion as well as taking 3rd another year

Senior Year named one of the top 30 wrestlers in the USA

Received a full ride to wrestle for Dana College (which won the NAIA championship) and went on to UW-Whitewater.

"Wrestling provides individuals with the tools to be successful in relationships and in life. I am excited to share my experiences with the next generation of wrestlers.”
Brett Butler

Assistant Coach

Wrestled for 8 years in Middle School and High school

State Qualifier in 2004

Been coaching for two years.

“I like that anyone can excel in wrestling, whether tall or short, large or small. The sport has a way of rewarding hard work.”
Dan Elfering

Assistant Coach

Wrestled for Westosha in middle and high school

2x varsity letter winner

“I enjoy coaching because wrestling teaches kids valuable life skills, on and off the mat.”