Who
2nd-5th grade students. Slammers is a recreational league. Newcomers are encouraged.
What
Students will compete on an assigned little league team against other
competitors from LS.
When
March 4th to April 27th, 2024. Practices twice a week M/W or T/Th (you will be assigned a time slot) between 5:00-7:30pm and competitions Saturdays from 9-noon.
Where
All practices/competitions will be at LSSD schools.
Why
Learn teamwork, communication, resilience, respect, confidence, discipline,
honesty, patience, perseverance, and more!
Cost
$175
Coached by
LSHS wrestlers in cooperation with a mentor/key parent. Parents will manage the team and HS students will coach technique and drills.
Who
New or experienced wrestlers in 4th through 8th grade.
What
Athletes looking to compete in local/state competition and prepare for high school wrestling.
When
March 4th to May 4th, 2024. Two practices a week.
Where
Practices at Cavelero T/Th from 6:15-7:45pm. Select freestyle tournaments on weekends locally and the WA State Freestyle championships.
Why
Cultivate qualities like goal setting, resilience, hard work, respect, confidence, discipline, honesty, patience, perseverance, and more!
Cost
$250
Coached by
Trysten Perales (LSHS State Wrestling Champion), Alex Rodorigo (LSHS State Runner-up), and Bryon Eason (Former LSHS State Wrestler).
Who
Middle School wrestlers training for the state championships.
What
Athletes looking to compete at the state tournament in May 2024.
When
March 26th to May 4th, 2024. Two practices a week.
Where
Practices at Cavelero T/Th from 6-7:30pm. State tournament on May 6th.
Why
Advanced wrestling training and cultivation of qualities like goal setting, resilience, hard work, respect, confidence, discipline, honesty, patience, perseverance, and more!
Cost
$125
Coached by
Trysten Perales (LSHS State Wrestling Champion)
Who
High school wrestlers looking to compete at their highest level training to compete locally, regionally and nationally.
What
Three practices a week as well as local, state and regional competitions.
When
March 4th to May 4th, 2024.
Where
LSHS from 3:30-5pm on T/W/Th with local, state and regional competitions.
Why
To create a great experience for kids competing in the sport of wrestling and help build them into great people.
Cost
$250
Coached by
Derek Lopez - Head Lake Stevens High School wrestling coach and D-1 wrestler.
Tykes offers the opportunity for K-2nd graders to experience wrestling in a fun and developmentally age-appropriate environment.
We are finalizing dates, but expect the season to run from mid September to late October. Early registration is available below.
If you qualify for free or reduced lunch, please email us to receive a scholarship code to reduce your registration fees.
Looking back on my youth, I am extremely grateful for the mental toughness, determination, grit, and resilience my teammates and I developed through wrestling. Was it hard physically and mentally? Yes, of course, and thankfully. However, this was one of the most influential parts of my life that helped me be successful as a baseball player, parent, husband, member of my community, and now coach.
As we look around at other student athletes in our program, many of these young men were multi sport athletes in hight school. Building a competitive nature, learning more about the body, training different movements, and picking yourself up when you fail, are all big keys to having a successful collegiate baseball career. These are all things I learned, and we all can learn, from wrestling.
The legendary coaches from Lake Stevens High School, Lake Stevens Middle School, and the Lake Stevens Wrestling Club are transformational to so many, and family to me. I strongly encourage all that are able to get involved in the sport of wrestling. Especially in the area that raised me of Lake Stevens.
Mitchell Canham Head Baseball Coach - OSU
Lake Stevens wrestling has turned me into the Division 1 football player I am today.
Wrestling has given me an immeasurable amount of mental strength and mobility.
During the recruiting process the first question all D-1 college coaches asked me was what other sports do I participate in. When I told them I was a wrestler their eyes lit up like they just saw fireworks. College football coaches want their future players to wrestle. Wrestling brings with it a toughness and grit that can't be mimicked anywhere else. Want to play college football? Do what I did and wrestle at Lake Stevens!
Devin Kylany Offensive Lineman - WSU
Learn about our goals for the club on our about page.