Lincoln-Sudbury Youth Wrestling is a nonprofit, volunteer-run club that introduces students in kindergarten through 8th grade to amateur folkstyle wrestling. We are the feeder program for the L-S Warriors high school team and one of more than 75 clubs in the Massachusetts Wrestling Association. Wrestling is open to boys and girls, and no prior experience is required.
What a season looks like
Practices run three nights a week for grades 4–8 and one night a week for K–3, at the L-S wrestling room. Expect warm-ups, technique, live wrestling and a lot of encouragement.
Scrimmages are optional Saturday-morning events with other local clubs. No standings, no team scores, no wins or losses recorded. Just mat time. We encourage every wrestler to attend, whatever their experience level.
Dual meets happen on regular practice nights against neighboring clubs like Waltham and Wayland. Coaches match wrestlers by weight, experience and age so everyone gets a bout, and team scores are kept.
Tournaments run across New England from December through March. Coaches pick the right ones for each wrestler and talk it through with families before anyone signs up.
Coaches
Head Coach
Natick Wrestling Hall of Famer
Bio to come. Coaches’ names, photos and backgrounds will be added by the club.
Assistant Coach
Bio to come.
Program Director
Bio to come.
Our partners
We train regularly with Waltham Youth Wrestling and Wayland Wrestling, and our wrestlers compete in Massachusetts Wrestling Association / USA Wrestling events including U12–U15 Sectionals and the State Championships.
New to the sport? Start with Why Wrestling and the Parents FAQ.