New Years Eve Youth Wrestling Tournament in Las Vegas

[thugangel702]

WILDCAT NEW YEARS EVE RUMBLE

ENTRY FEE
SNWA MEMBERS: $20
Out of State: $25

This is an AAU-sanctioned event. Current AAU card is required.
Cards will not be available the day of the event.
You can purchase AAU card online AAUwrestling.org

Weigh-ins and Tournament
Saturday, December 31, 2011
7am-8:30am at 6500 E. Sahara Ave
Wrestling will begin at approx. 9:30am

Current AAU Weight Chart will be used. *High school wrestlers are not eligible to participate in this tournament. This tournament is sanctioned for elementary and middle school participants only. Schoolboy/girl and Cadet Divisions may be combined.

Match times: Tot/Rookie, Bantam, & Midget: 3-1 min. periods
Novice, Schoolboy/girl, Cadet: 3-1 ½ min periods.

Folk style Wrestling. Collegiate bracketing will be used. Round robin format may be used in brackets for 5 or less wrestlers. Any weight classes with 1 or 2 wrestlers may be combined, with coach’s consent. Referee’s decision is final. Medals for 1 through 6th place! Parents will not be allowed on the mats. COACHES BANDS ARE REQUIRED FOR FLOOR ACCESS

[joe25nb]

Hi,

My son is 160 lbs. We are thinking about going but like many AAU tournaments in SoCal there are very few 150+ lbs kids. Do you know from last year how many upper weights and how many do you see signing up this year. If there are more than 5 we will probably go but it seems like the only place we can find good middle school upper weights is in the Central Valley (CA). Please don't take this the wrong way, I'm sure you have a great tourney, its just a long way to go and lots of money to get there and have him wrestle 1 kid.

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks

Joe

[thugangel702]

We have about 300 kids that show up that weekend, cant guarantee how kids in bracket but this is our first tournament in about 3 weeks, so there should a few kids there.

[Erick702]

Our team has a 160 lb Cadet. He should be participating, but as stated above, there's no guarantee of who will show and how the brackets end up.