Wrestling
Nothing starts until eligibility is proved.
A winter season of an individual sport scored as a team, where every wrestler needs a membership card and a verified birthdate, and weight decides who competes. Home meets are whole Saturdays run entirely by parents, and the club owns the singlets.
Three things that bite in wrestling.
- Cards, birthdates and weight classes have to be proved, not asserted.
- Document proofs uploaded at registration and cleared in one verification panel, with eligibility windows by birthdate and any exception recorded rather than remembered.
- Singlets and headgear go out to every wrestler on the roster.
- Equipment issued and returned against the player, so the end-of-season collection is a checklist rather than a series of awkward texts.
- A home meet is eight hours of volunteer shifts.
- Shifts families claim themselves, a buyout for the families who would rather pay, and a running balance of hours owed — so the table, the door and the scoreboard are covered before the week of.
The rest is the same for every sport.
Registration and payments, payment plans, teams and roster offers, scheduling, communication, volunteering, equipment, your store, check-in at the door and reports — one flat $750 a year, with no size tiers.
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See it with a wrestling season in it.
Thirty minutes, shaped like your year rather than a feature tour.