Free Lil' Tykes Clinic on Sep 23rd

Who
K-2nd grade who want a fun day of tumbling and an intro to wrestling.

When
Sep 23rd. 10-11:30am

Where
Northlake Middle School Auxiliary Gym

Cost
FREE

Future Opportunities

2023 Lil’ Tykes Tumbling and Wrestling

Who
Kindergarten through 2nd graders.

What
Learn tumbling and an intro to wrestling

When
5 Saturdays September 30 - October 28th 2023. (1 day a week only)

Where
All sessions at LSSD schools

Why
An introductory to movement, body control, fine motor skills and fun!

Cost
$100

Coached by
Boy and Girl LSHS wrestlers.

2024 Slammers Little League Wrestling

Who
2nd-5th grade students.

What
Students will compete on an assigned little league team against other competitors from LS.

When
January 4 - March 2nd 2024. Two practices a week and a competition weekly for 8 weeks.

Where
All practices/competitions will be at LSSD schools.

Why
Learn teamwork, communication, resilience, respect, confidence, discipline, honesty, patience, perseverance, and more!

Cost
$175

Coached by
Parents of athletes. We will give you practice plans with videos to show you exactly how. No wrestling experience needed. Simply an introductory to the sport.

HS Fall Camp

Who
HS only. 10 MS student places available.

When
September 11 - October 29 2024. Mon-Thursday 6-7:30

Why
Come train for Preseason Nationals!

Cost
$195

LS Wrestling Club (4th-8th)

Who
4th to 8th grade, unless you have been grandfathered in.

When
Nov 13 2023 - Feb 18 2024. M/T/Th 6:7:30pm.

Cost
$125/month ($375 total)

Scholarships available

If you qualify for free or reduced lunch, please email us to receive a scholarship code to reduce your registration fees.

Legendary coaching. Positive impact.

Looking back on my youth, I am extremely grateful for the mental toughness, determination, grit, and resilience my teammates and I developed through wrestling. Was it hard physically and mentally? Yes, of course, and thankfully. However, this was one of the most influential parts of my life that helped me be successful as a baseball player, parent, husband, member of my community, and now coach.

As we look around at other student athletes in our program, many of these young men were multi sport athletes in hight school. Building a competitive nature, learning more about the body, training different movements, and picking yourself up when you fail, are all big keys to having a successful collegiate baseball career. These are all things I learned, and we all can learn, from wrestling.

The legendary coaches from Lake Stevens High School, Lake Stevens Middle School, and the Lake Stevens Wrestling Club are transformational to so many, and family to me. I strongly encourage all that are able to get involved in the sport of wrestling. Especially in the area that raised me of Lake Stevens.

Mitchell Canham Head Baseball Coach - OSU

Isaac Gust, a 2019 Lake Stevens wrestling graduate.

Lake Stevens wrestling has turned me into the Division 1 football player I am today.

Wrestling has given me an immeasurable amount of mental strength and mobility.

During the recruiting process the first question all D-1 college coaches asked me was what other sports do I participate in. When I told them I was a wrestler their eyes lit up like they just saw fireworks. College football coaches want their future players to wrestle. Wrestling brings with it a toughness and grit that can't be mimicked anywhere else. Want to play college football? Do what I did and wrestle at Lake Stevens!

Devin Kylany Offensive Lineman - WSU