• JWC is a volunteer based club.  Each of our board members,  coaches, and YOU the parent, play a key part of the JWC's continuity, as well as, success.

• Parental support and volunteer time is essential to the success of the club.  We simply cannot function without YOU!  We keep our costs low, and we do not ask parents to fundraise for our club.  Our tournament is our fundraisers!

VOLUNTEERING AT A TOURNAMENT? There is a lot of help needed to  run a successful tournament.  We need people to help at admissions, concessions, help hand out awards, help set up, and help tear down. If your wrestler is wrestling, don't worry, YOU WILL NOT MISS YOUR WRESTLER!  

YOUNGER SIBLINGS  We understand life is busy and younger siblings can sometimes be in the room with you during practices.  We ask that you and the younger children please not distract the coaches and instruction time during practice.  Also,  please keep all children off the equipment in the rooms before, during, and after practice, so these items can stay in good working condition and functioning for our middle school and high school wrestlers. 

RESTROOM We ask that you take your wrestler to the restroom before practice starts.  Coaches will give water breaks during practice as well. 

CLEANING MATS  We clean the mats after every practice.  If you, as a parent, would like to help do that, our coaches can help you find the materials you need and would greatly appreciate it.

COST  We don't want cost to be a deterrent  for your wrestler not to participate in JWC.  If you are unable to make the registration fee please reach out and we have scholarships available.

RESPECT We value respect in the sport of wrestling.  We ask that our parents and wrestlers do the same.  Respect the schools we are in by picking up after yourself in the halls and bathrooms.  Respect the wrestling rooms we hold practices in by taking off your shoes when entering and do not abuse the equipment, treat it as if it were your house.  Leave the facilities even better than when we arrived.  Respect the coaches who help instruct your kids.  Talk to wrestler about listening intently during practice, staying quiet during instruction and raising hands like in a classroom.  Respect others in the room by treating others how you would want to be treated.