Q. My wrestler just finished 6th or 8th grade, which camp should I send him to?
A.  Parents can decide based on their sons skill and experience if they want to move them up to the next grade level.

Q.  My wrestler has another engagement during camp.  May he leave camp to attend?
A.  Yes, you may pick up and return your wrestler to the camp at anytime. 

Q.  Should my son bring his own fishing pole or video games to play at camp?
A.  Yes, he may bring his own fishing pole but other valuables should be kept to a minimum. Camp staff will not be responsible for lost or stolen property. 

Q.  Will laundry facilities be available?
A.  Yes, laundry facilities will be available.

Q.  Will camp staff ensure that my son takes daily medications?
A.  Yes, all medications should be handed to camp staff along with a completed medical form.  Medical form should be as complete and detailed as possible.

Q.  Can my son receive/make phone calls?
A.  Yes.  We want the wrestlers to focus on the camp, but they may make/receive calls from their parents.

Q.  Does my son need to bring money or food to camp?
A.  No, extra money is not needed at camp.  All meals will be supplied by the camp.  Wrestlers may bring snacks if they choose.

Q.  What are the sleeping arrangements?
A.  Wrestlers sleep in the wrestling room on the wrestling mats.  Wrestlers should bring sleeping bags and pillows.

Q.  How are wrestlers supervised?
A.  Extra counselors are on staff to monitor the fishing, swimming, and sleeping arrangements.

Q.  My son is afraid to spend the night.  Can I pick him up and drop him off each day?
A.  Yes,  some of the younger wrestlers have never been away from home before and this is a common occurrence. Parents are welcome to pick up and drop off their son if they choose.