our teams
Wrestling may look like an individual sport, but in Maryland, we know it’s built on teamwork. Every practice, every match, and every competition strengthens the bond between our national teammates who push, support, and believe in one another. Together, they learn that success isn’t only measured by personal victories — it’s defined by the collective effort, unity, and pride of the team. Our school and club logos are set aside when our national teams compete. We compete as Maryland National Wrestling Team athletes. #MarylandWrestling #OneTeamSameTeam
We make the road to the top fun
The Eagle Wrestling Club is not just about grappling on the mat; it's a transformative experience designed to instill a love for the sport, teach essential life skills, and create a strong sense of camaraderie. We believe that wrestling is not just a sport; it's a journey of self-discovery, commitment, teamwork, and most importantly, fun!
Mighty Mites
wed 4-5pm
PK-1st Grade (Ages 5-7)
Our Mighty Mites program is designed for the youngest aspiring athletes and wrestlers to create fun time on the mats. This group will learn the very basics of our sport with positive reinforcement. Our focus on fun will occur through basic athletic movements and lots of game time. Starts on November 12th!
Junior Eagles
Tues / Thur 6-7PM
Within the Junior Eagle Program we introduce competition and eventually scale to national and international competition. Our room is filled with motivated wrestlers that are ingrained with unique work ethics. This characteristic is contagious among kids dedicated to achieving success. Starts on November 11th!
2nd-8th Grade
What to bring
Proper preparation for wrestling practice is important to the success of your wrestler and the team. Please come to practice dressed in athletic gear, prepared with wrestling shoes, headgear, and water. Optional items: kneepads, sweatshirt and sweatpants, extra socks, mouthguard, hand sanitizer.
What to expect
Our coaches and teams expect each wrestler to give 100% during practice. This means showing up early, working hard, following directions and giving your all on the mat. Parents may view practice, but are encouraged to give athletes the space they need to succeed. Practice will include warm up exercises, technical practice and grappling.
code of conduct
We require all participants of the EWC and their families to treat all coaches, officials, wrestlers and spectators with dignity and respect. Furthermore, all involved must provide the highest level of care for all equipment and facilities provided by McDonogh School and the EWC. Disrespectful and destructive behavior will not be tolerated and will result in the immediate removal from McDonogh School's campus and the Eagle Wrestling Club.
What's to gain?
Wrestling will positively impact your child by instilling invaluable qualities like self-confidence, perseverance, and strong work ethic, setting them on a path to success both on and off the mat. Participating in youth wrestling offers numerous benefits, including improved physical fitness, enhanced mental discipline, and the development of lifelong friendships within a supportive and dedicated community.
get in touch
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