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Wade McClurg last won the day on August 30 2021

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  • Birthday 10/19/1989

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  1. We are excited to get going this week with our spring session. Some state tournament results from this season of kids that spend a lot of time in our room at Warrior RTC. HS Boys - 3 State Champions, 12 State Medalists, 23 State Qualifiers HS Girls - 1 State Champion, 7 State Medalists, 10 State Qualifiers Frosh/Soph Boys & Girls - 1 State Champion, 4 State Medalists MS Boys - 7 State Medalists, 18 State Qualifiers MS Girls - 1 State Champion ISWA Boys & Girls - 9 State Champions, 42 State Medalists
  2. Looking forward to our All Girls Camp on Sunday this week! We have a couple spots still open. Contact Wade McClurg if interested. 317-501-8306
  3. Indiana Tech is currently in the top 10 with 3 All-Americans and a national finalist. NAIA National Tournament is super tough. If you take a deep dive at the brackets, you would be surprised at the amount of talent and highly credentialed wrestlers in our division.
  4. Spring Session will begin on Tuesday, March 12 and run until June 27. We will practice on Tuesdays & Thursdays @ 6:00pm. This group practice is for our High School boys & girls, and Elementary/Middle School boys & girls. $280 discounted price for the entire session or $75 month or $20 drop in. We have sibling discounted rates as well. Make sure you complete the information sheet & waiver google form before attending first practice- WRTC Registration (google.com) National Group Practice (this is a spring session elite workout) will take place on Wednesdays @ 5:30pm through the entire spring session (first one will be March 13). For the majority of the spring session this workout will be with our college athletes. This workout is invite only for Grade 8-12. One of the following criteria needs to be met in order to attend this practice: High School Boys Semi-State Qualifier, High School Boys State Qualifier/Medalist/Champion, High School Girls State Qualifier/Medalist/Champion, Boys or Girls Middle School State Medalist/Champion. If you want to attend this workout but don't meet the criteria, please contact Coach McClurg 317-501-8306.
  5. We have opened this up to 50 girls... due to the high demand. We are almost sold out! We will have 5-10 Indiana Tech Women's Wrestlers as camp counselors too.
  6. Warrior Regional Training Center - Spring Wrestling Session Folkstyle, Freestyle, Greco Wrestling Training Designed For Committed & Goal-Oriented Athletes. This Session Is For Boys & Girls In Grades K-12. March 12 - June 27 Tuesday 6:00pm & Thursday 6:00pm - Boys & Girls Grades K-12 Wednesday 5:30pm (National Group) - This practice is invite only for Boys & Girls in Grades 8-12, contact Coach McClurg if interested. The National Group will be practicing with and alongside our college athletes. $280 Session (32 practices - $8.75 per practice, or 32 + 16 National Group Practices = 48 Practices - $5.83 per practice), or $75 Month, or $20 Drop-In. Sibling Discount Rates Available. 2023-2024 USAW Membership Card Required. Payment: Cash, Check, or Card (www.warriorrtc.com/membership) Complete Registration Google Form on website before first practice. Saturday Camps (Open to the public and they will sell out): March 17 All Girls Camp w/ Indiana Tech Women's Wrestling Head Coach Paul Rademacher ($60), April 20 Freestyle State & US Open Prep Camp w/ Cooper Samuels and Jonathan Kervin ($75), June 15 Summer Camp Leg Riding w/ Travis Barroquillo ($60) Email us with any questions - info@warriorrtc.com Head Coach - Wade McClurg 317.501.8306 Assistant Coach - Nick Brandt 517.490.7215 Registration - www.warriorrtc.com/membership Address - 377 E Tillman Rd Fort Wayne 46807 wrtc spring session.pdf
  7. Warrior RTC - All Girls Wrestling Camp feat. Paul Rademacher (Indiana Tech Women's Wrestling Head Coach) Sunday March 17 COME LEARN FROM THE BEST! Session 1 9:00-11:00am Lunch Break (Bring Your Own Lunch & Water Bottle) Session 2 12:00pm-2:00pm We will accept the first 50 girls to register. How to Register: Contact Coach McClurg text 317.501.8306 or email info@warriorrtc.com Name, Grade, Weight, School Cost - $60 (cash, check, card) 377 E Tillman Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46807 Camp Flyer - All Girls Camp - WRTC.pdf All Girls Camp - WRTC.pdf
  8. Brayden Lowery 4x New Castle Semi-State Champion
  9. https://www.naia.org/sports/mwrest/2022-23/Releases/Qualifiers?fbclid=IwAR0p2jWNeya4u8HXjNOUwOA1gZys6M6GEsfSN9q0tjKL0EKgSyABKNFbxFU&mibextid=uc01c0
  10. Sam Hansen - Roncalli Class of 2018 First two years: 35-24 record, at least half of these 59 matches were jv matches. Frosh Year- 152lbs. Didn’t make the varsity lineup until late in the season. Lost in the first round of sectionals. Did not place in any season tournaments. Soph Year- 152lbs. Lost an early season wrestle off, but gained a starting lineup position mid season. Did not place in any season tournaments. Lost in the first round of the Marion County Tournament by technical fall. Placed third in the sectional, and lost first round of regionals. Final Two years: 79-8 record Junior Year- 182lbs. 38-5. Marion County Champion. Connersville Spartan Classic runner-up. Conference Champion. Sectional champion. Regional runner-up. Lost in the ticket round to eventual state placer Evan Stambaugh, Lebanon by the score of 5-3. Senior Year- 195lbs. 41-3. Marion County Champion. Connersville Spartan Classic champion. Conference champion. Sectional champion. Regional champion. Semi state runner-up. State runner-up. Senior year losses to D1 wrestlers – Thomas Penola 2X , Lucas Davison in finals.
  11. And you’re still flourishing as an Indiana Tech Warrior
  12. fun fact: The 2013 PM team… the Ihsaa did not score the first round at the state tournament that year. This was the first year going back to the individual tournament to determine the team state champion. They would have scored 14 more points for their 7 Friday night wins, plus whatever bonus they earned in those 7 matches. So, that team technically was the record holder for most points scored until the 2022 CP team blew it out of the water. Most Points Scored 178 Crown Point, 2022 112 Evansville Mater Dei, 2021 109.5 Warren Central, 2016 108 Indianapolis Cathedral, 2018 105 Brownsburg, 2022 102.5 Perry Meridian, 2013 102 Indianapolis Cathedral, 2020 A lot of great wrestling teams and awesome wrestlers have taken the mat over the years in Indiana. It’s a very hard tournament to win, especially under the IHSAA format. Comparing teams and eras is impossible, but that’s what makes it fun to think about. The duals tournament was awesome, but it had its challenges - making weight during the middle of the week, wrestling a lot during the postseason, it was not seeded so some areas had tougher paths than others. The individual tournament is awesome too, but it has its challenges - no wrestlebacks, luck of the draw, and some programs have tougher paths than others to get their guys downtown and on the podium. We have made much improvement with the classed duals tournament, the new travel rules, and our individual tournament is still the greatest spectacle in high school sport. When I was coaching at Roncalli during Covid I spent a lot of time on finding accurate statistics and researching information on the history of the program… What isn’t talked about enough is how hard our state tournament used to be and how difficult it was to win back in the 60s, 70s, 80s… we took less athletes from each round of the state tournament and medaled less wrestlers. Some years there was even like a repechage format at state. Crazy stuff.
  13. Warrior RTC @ Indiana Tech is going to run their Warrior RTC Folkstyle Open on Sunday, November 27, just like last year... and we will stay on that Sunday following Thanksgiving date moving forward. The flyer will be up on the ISWA website soon. Great opportunity for middle school kids to get some matches. We had 270 wrestlers last year, and expecting more this year!
  14. I know Pat Culp and Co are working on bringing it back to Indiana in the near future. A few factors in play were: USAW asking for $20,000 more than they usually ask from the host to have the event (the city in PA was willing to pay), and they also want the duals in big venues (no more high schools).
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