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Davenport University announces the addition of women’s wrestling program in 2020-21
NAIA gains another Women’s Wrestling program at Men’s powerhouse program, Grand View University
ESU Adds Women’s Wrestling as Intercollegiate Sport for 2019-2020 Season
Davis and Elkins College Adds Men’s Wrestling
The National Letter of Intent and what it means for Wrestlers
Prilepin’s Chart: Answering the Sets and Reps Question
Military Strategy: John Boyd on Why Quick Decisions Win
Thinking Out of the Box: Prep School Edition
The Hero’s Journey
Newly Added or Reinstated College Programs
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Check out the 'Where to Wrestle' page and our collegiate programs map for a good place to start.
Our platform was designed by wrestlers for wrestlers to address a deficiency in our sport. Our services are not offered to or focused on other sports. We specialize and focus only on wrestling recruiting by connecting wrestlers and college coaches for academic and athletic success. Our platform and resources are designed to help high school wrestlers and their families arrive at the best financial and long term outcome surrounding wrestling and academic goals. In working with collegiate coaches, our platform and staff will help you identify the best options for each individual institution and program. Our knowledge and passion simply cannot be matched by any recruiting company that caters to all sports.
We know it’s hard enough to go through the college admissions and athletic scholarship process. Which is why we created the College Wrestling Recruiting platform; to assist wrestlers, families and coaches throughout the wrestling recruiting process.
Recruiting Factors to keep in mind
Money
Athletic Scholarships are limited and super competitive. In many cases, the difference between getting recruited or landing a scholarship is knowing and understanding the process.
Time
The clock is ticking and the recruiting timeline waits for no one. The last years of a high school wrestler’s career is one that should be enjoyed as much as possible without stress or anxiety for your family.
Navigating
Knowing where to start is key, but knowing how to navigate through all of the recruiting steps is crucial. For the best outcomes, it’s a marathon, not a sprint.
Your Goals
If it’s important to you, it’s important to us. If you want to wrestle in college at a school aligned with your goals, investing in your recruiting can make that happen. We are here to help!
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Nico getting a workout in over at @becawrestling
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The cost of tuition and fees is typically higher at private colleges. But college administrators hope tuition discounts and institutional dollars can help tip the scales. https://t.co/MK2KWdFrKY
Young guys doing work at Weekend Wars! #BroncoBoys @ Mingus Union High School https://t.co/KY8w9JNUPL
Dannnnng!!!!! Nutter down 6-0 hits the throw for the pin to win bronze!
We're only a few hours away from go time....Dake/Dieringer for the 79 kg spot on the World Team. What can we expect from these two? https://t.co/lps4dNaJlp
#WrestleTallinn 62 kg - Nutter tosses Czarnecki and gets the fall with 4:44 left. Bronze medal to Alston Nutter
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Women's Collegiate programs and still growing!
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ranks highest of Men's NCAA sports with the most 1st generation student-athletes
What They Are Saying
"As a college coach, I can tell you that we have needed this for a long time. It's tough to see how these other sports get catered to yet sports like wrestling are under-served."
"I didn't even know that CWR existed and then when I found out I wanted to learn more. We literally connected with two recruits the day we started working with a CWR coach and were able to put two offers on the table for those recruits who we are very excited about.
"With the growth of girls wrestling in High School, I worry that the supply can't meet the demand. The CWR coaches have helped us advocate our program to so many recruits who otherwise would not have known where to find us. All it takes is one connection to be made and women's wrestling wins.
"We have a lot to offer at our school. My hope is that wrestlers use this service more and more to find out how programs like ours set our wrestlers up for success by gaining a trade or career skill through wrestling. We also get to educate wrestlers and families on the transfer possibilities. Finances are important for so many families, this is a way to help. CWR has helped spread the word about our program and helped identify recruits who are a great fit for our school."
With all that goes into the off-season and pre-season for football it felt like getting recruited in two sports was never going to happen. It didn't help that there was a major difference between the looks each sport gets. The coaches at CWR helped us compile the best list of schools that offered the academics, football and wrestling. From there they helped us navigate visits and communication with coaches and programs so we could best utilize our time which was short to begin with. We are thankful for the help and glad we decided to use CWR's services. Now our son is a starter in football and starting at heavyweight in wrestling while pursing the business degree he always wanted.
Thank you so much for your help. You are going above and beyond!
"I can’t thank you enough, I’m really grateful you’re taking the time out of your schedule to help me get recruited. Thank you very much and I’ll keep in touch!"
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