26/27 Season registration is OPEN 1st Practice Starts Oct 12th
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Building confident wrestlers. Connecting Rockvale families. Growing together, on and off the mat.
One community. Room to grow.
We’re building a wrestling community in Rockvale that brings athletes, families, and coaches together across ages. Whether your child is trying wrestling for the first time or already competing, there’s a place to learn, build confidence, and find teammates who encourage them.
Our goal is to help young wrestlers develop the skills, discipline, and love of the sport that prepare them for high school wrestling—and, for those who want to keep pursuing it, the college level. Every wrestler’s journey starts with a strong foundation and a community behind them.
Find your next step
The school team and AAU club are separate programs that give middle school wrestlers opportunities to grow together.
For students who attend Rockvale Middle School, the school program is an opportunity to represent their school, build team pride, and develop as wrestlers alongside their classmates.
The school’s wrestling page is the place to find school-team information and next steps.
Explore Rockvale Middle wrestlingOur AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) club gives young wrestlers a place to learn the fundamentals, practice with teammates, and gain experience in club competition. Beginners and returning wrestlers are welcome.
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday · Starting October 12
For middle school families
Middle school wrestlers are welcome to practice with Rockvale Wrestling Club and compete with the club during and after their middle school season.
Club practice offers another place to work on technique, develop confidence, and prepare for club tournaments while staying connected to your school team.
When the middle school season ends, wrestlers can continue practicing and competing with the AAU club through the club season—building experience and preparing for the next step.
New to doing both? Talk with the school and club coaches about how practices and competitions fit together, and confirm the requirements for each event before registering.
You don’t have to know wrestling to be a wrestling family. Start with the parent guide, explore club registration, or reach out—we’ll help you understand the next step.
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