Divisional Grade School Rules 

Awards

Top 4 wrestlers in each weight receive Medal

Admission: All entry is $8 (Ages 5 and under free)

Coach Bands: $5

Note:
The event takes place in 2 areas. The main gym has plenty of seating. The field house has limited seating. We welcome you to bring lawn chairs or another type of alternative seating.

A look into the future of High School Wrestling

Every year, many people wonder what wrestlers and teams will be contending for a High School State Championship in years to come.  Now, with the Ohio Divisional State Championships, we can take a peek into the future of Ohio High School wrestling.

The Divisional Wrestling State Championships is a tournament in addition to the already existing Grade School and Junior High State Tournaments

How is the Divisional Wrestling State Championships structured?

• There are 3 classes of wrestling which group wrestlers based on the school the wrestlers will be attending in High School.  If your wrestlers High School is a Division I school, he will be entering the OAC Class AAA School (or triple A) tournament; if his High School is a Division II school, he will be entering the OAC Class AA (or Double A) tournament; if his High School is a Division III school, he will be entering the OAC Class A (or single A) tournament.

• Each Class will be competing separately.  They will not be competing against either of the other 2 classes.  This is exactly how the High School is structured.

• These 3 Classes are then grouped into Divisions by the wrestler’s Grade level; not birth year.

Jr. High = grades 7 & 8

Grade School = grades 6 and under (all one division)

• The early interest in this event has been outstanding.  Capacity will most likely be met.

• Wrestlers must register for a District tournament prior to registering for Divisional State.

Ohio Dept. of Health Concussion Info

Lindsay’s Law