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Why the NLWC Urges Full Restoration of Wrestling
to its Historic Place as an Olympic Sport.
Since the International Olympic
Committee announced its plan to
drop Wrestling from the OIympic
Games after 2020, local, state and
international Wrestling organizations
as well as wrestlers, coaches, officials
worldwide have been campaigning
to reverse that decision. Many of
our NLWC members, including our
Coaches and Resident Athletes in our
USA Wrestling-Approved Regional
Olympic Training Center are major
contributors to those national and
international campaigns to keep
wrestling in the Olympics. We are
grateful for, and enthusiastically
support, their efforts. But our Club
also wants to put on record its own
statement about how damaging the
IOC’s proposal would be not only to
us but to all the current and future
young wrestlers we serve as well as to
the current and future elite “Resident
Athletes” in our USA-Wrestlingapproved Regional Olympic Training
Center.
The Olympic ideal aims at uniting
the world in peaceful and inspiring
competition that celebrates the
highest aspirations — and all the
mental, moral and physical disciplines
— it takes to be among the best
athletes in the world. The games held
at Olympia in the 8th-century BC
brought at least momentary respite
from war between Greek city states.
Those games continued for 1,200
years until ended in 393 AD by newly
converted Christian Eastern Roman
Emperor Theodosius because the
Olympiad had pagan roots. When the
Olympics were re-invented and made
more broadly international in 1896,
wrestling remained among its major
attractions. For nearly 3,000 years, it
has been known as “the oldest and
greatest sport.”
After 1896, Olympiads have been
boycotted or suspended by war.
But we have also seen compelling
evidence of their power to help
unite the world through friendships
growing out of peaceful competition.
At the closing ceremonies of the 1984
Olympics in LA, the athletes from
sometimes hostile nations broke away
from their formal isolated team ranks
in the final “Parade of Athletes” and
started dancing with each other. There
wasn’t a dry eye in the house during
this spontaneous demonstration of a
yearning for a greater peace. When, in
recent weeks, wrestlers from the US,
Russia and Iran joined in competition
as part of their shared protest against
the IOC proposal to abandon
wrestling, we witnessed a welcome
moment of togetherness in a deeply
divided world. We do not want
our sport to lose its most visible
connection worldwide to the
healing ideals which inspired
such shows of unity.
The Olympics have also become the
greatest showcase for sports in the
world. Just check out the measurable
world-wide TV audiences since the
1950s. The NLWC’s Regional Olympic
Training Center reflects a movement
created by USA Wrestling to attract
young athletes to our sport, and give
them opportunities to meet and train
with the our nation’s best talents, and
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to travel to both early developmental
competitions as well as USA World
and Olympic Team qualifying events.
And we are pleased that Wrestling is
one of those sports in which weight
classes do not tend to narrow toplevel competition to the supersized. Removing Wrestling from the
Olympics would have a chilling effect
on the appeal of the sport to hundreds
of thousands of these young athletes
around the world. We do not want
“the oldest and greatest sport” in
the Olympics to be cut off from
the world’s greatest celebration
of
international
diplomacy
through sport.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club Newsletter
is published & distributed free of charge
to all club members in recognition of their
support of the NLWC Program.
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Treasurer:
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Membership Chair,
Co-Editor
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Coaches Cunningham and Sanderson help Varner prepare for his Olympic matches
For more than 30 years, the NLWC
has been providing training and
competitive opportunities at all levels
– from elementary school children to
the post-collegiate elite on USA World
and Olympic Team “ladders.” All the
young athletes who have participated
in our School programs since the 1980s
have had opportunities to meet, be
inspired by, coached by – and even get
on the mats with: Japanese Olympians
like World and Olympic champions
Yugi Takada (who won five titles) and
Mitsuro Sato; with Iowa Olympian
Lou Banach, with Silver Medalist and
former Lion Coach, Sammie Henson
(an NCAA Champ from Clemson),
with Penn State Olympian, Kerry
McCoy, more recently, with Olympic
Gold medalist Cael Sanderson; and,
most recently, with current Resident
Athletes Jake Varner and Jamie Espinal
who won Gold (for USA) and Silver (for
Puerto Rico) in the London Olympics
last summer; and Franklin Gomez who
won Silver the year before for Puerto
Rico in the World Championships.
Many state high-school standouts who
have benefitted from NLWC School
Programs have moved on to become
NCAA medalists in colleges and
universities across the nation – and
in all divisions -- including schools
like Penn State, Cornell, Oklahoma,
Edinboro, Iowa, Oklahoma State, and
Pittsburgh. Other recent successes by
our Resident Athletes include medal
placements in World and Olympic
Team qualifying tournaments (i.e. the
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US Open and final Olympic Trials), as
well as in the Pan American Games.
We are now one of 27 USA-Wrestlingapproved Regional Olympic Training
Centers from coast-to-coast. We are far
from being the only organization in the
US and around the world promoting
and helping both youngsters and
elite veterans to pursue Olympic
dreams. We can only guess at the total
numbers. But we do know that our
NLWC School -- for over a quarter
century – has helped thousands to
develop in our sport. They have been
taught to have fun, to eat and train
healthily, to learn skills from the elite,
to sharpen their skills in pursuit of
district, regional, state, and national
championships.
Last year, over 450 scholastic wrestlers participated in at least
one of our NLWC School Programs. They came from a substantial
number of schools, mostly from the following school districts:
Altoona
BEA
Bellefonte
Brockway
Cambria Heights
Central Cambria
Central Columbia
Central York
Chambersburg
Chestnut Ridge
Clearfield
Curwensville
Dubois
Halifax
Hershey
Hollidaysburg
Huntingdon
Juniata
Juniata Valley H.S.
Kane
Keith Valley
Lewisburg
Lewistown
Manheim Central
Manheim Township
Methacton
Middwest
Miffin County
Mifflinburg
Milton
Montoursville
Mt. View
Penns Valley
P-O
Portage
Shippensburg
Southern Columbia
Southern Huntingdon
St. Marys
St. Stephen’s Academy
State College
Tussey Mountain
Tyrone
West Branch
West York
Westmont
Williamsport
Wissahickon
The following NLWC School members qualified for the PIAA
Championships last season and many medaled:
LAST FIRST
HollingsheadD.J.
TaylorJacob
Corl
Trevor
ShawleyNick
Hammond
Garett
Shoap
Tanner
BargerNolan
StoneChristian
BloomShae
SleighTom
Law
Cody
GloriosoCollin
DelongEvan
FrieryBrian
Hidlay
Hayden
WalterCole
WalterTy
PreischRyan
SolomonRyan
Lane Kent
Shields
Brennon
Hall
Mitchell
Narber
Kyle
SCHOOL
GRPlace
Altoona
10
Q
BEA
12 1
Bellefonte
10
Q
Bellefonte
12
Q
Chambersburg121
Chambersburg127
Clearfield
12 4
Clearfield
12 Q
Dubois
9 Q
Dubois
11 3
Forest Hills
12
1
Huntingdon
9
3
Kane
11 2
Lewisburg
9 Q
Miffliin County
9
Q
Mifflinburg
10 7
Mifflinburg
12 3
Milton
11 3
Milton
12
1
Southern Columbia
10
6
Southern Huntingdon
12
Q
Tussey Mountain
12
7
West York
11
Q
We hope neither our School members nor any young wrestlers anywhere in the world will ever be
denied access to an Olympic dream and all the dedication to mental, moral, physical and technical
development such dreams inspire.
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Olympians Met with 1,100 Scholastic Entries
Last March in the 2013 NLWC-Sponsored State
College Wrestling Tournament.
Young wrestlers from all over
Pennsylvania — and a few beyond
— who were competing in the
tournament had opportunities to
meet 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist
Jake Varner, Silver Medalist Jamie
Espinal, and Olympic teammate
Franklin Gomez and have their
pictures taken with them. There was
also a table set up to allow wrestlers,
parents and fans to write letters
expressing their hopes for a future
that can continue to include Olympic
dreams. They all felt strongly about
the value of a future that keeps
Wrestling an Olympic sport.
Have you already added
your voice to the world
wide chorus supporting the
preservation of such wrestler
dreams? If you haven’t but
would like to, it’s not too
late!
The final vote by the IOC Executive
Board on which one of three sports
will get the nod for continuation will
come on September 8. The sports
initially being considered included
wrestling, squash, karate, men’s
baseball and women’s softball,
roller
sports,
sport-climbing,
wakeboarding, and the martial
art Wushu. In the past couple of
weeks the IOC has narrowed its
choice to Wrestling, Squash, and
Men’s Baseball/ Women’s Softball.
The IOC has already invited
supporting comments for those
on the final list of possibilities.
But we can still gather names [at
nlwc@nittanylionwrestlingclub.
com] and forward them to the
September “deciders.”
US National Team Training Camp Hosted by NLWC,
December 2012
National Freestyle Team Head Coach
Zeke Jones and Bill Zadick, National
Freestyle Development Coach ran a
week-long clinic in State College. They
were assisted by our Regional Training
Center Coaches Cael Sanderson,
Casey Cunningham, and Cody
Sanderson. The camp attendees
included our own Resident Athletes,
along with the following World Class
and current leading contenders for
place on Olympic and World Teams
(many of whom are probably well
known to you): Obe Blanc, Andrew
Hochstrasser, Boris Navachkov,
Devin Carter, Colt Sponseller,
Nate Carr Jr., Trent Paulson,
John Reader, Austin Troutman,
Wynn Michalak, Dave Zabriskie,
and Ryan Tomei.
National Team Coach Jones offered
to bring one of his Training Camps
to State College because he thought
it would be “a great opportunity to be
around the top program in the country
. . . . I look at Penn State wrestlers as
our future.” But its also true that he
is taking his Camps to many college
towns. USA Wrestling has approved
27 regional sites, 21 of which are in
college towns and sometimes share
college or university facilities. The
NLWC is simply proud to be one of
these regional centers promoting
American success in international
competitions. Coach Jones spreading
his Camps around the country greatly
broadens his opportunities to bringing
the elite in contact with Olympic
hopefuls at all levels. Penn State’s
Quentin Wright — himself an
Olympic hopeful — said; “It’s
great to have people like that
around that really inspire you
and help you look to the future.”
Other Recent Successes of NLWC Competitors
on National and World Stages
Our recent Olympians aren’t the only
competitors representing the NLWC
in major competitions. We can’t give
full coverage to all competitions. But
recent highlights for our other Resident
athletes most notably include:
At 121, Mark McKnight, a Penn
State AA who has become our
most popular NLWC youth coach
working with our youngest School
members, competed in the Dave
Schultz International Tournament
in February. He placed 2nd to Japan’s
Mamora Honda. On his way to the
final, beat last year’s winner, India’s
Kumar. Kumar who is now ranked #1
in the world by FILA. McKnight won
Gold at the Pan Am Games in April.
He was one of three American champs
leading the way to the USA’s PanAm
Team title. Also in April, McKnight,
placed 4th in the US Open National
in Las Vegas. He had a couple of
wins on the way to the semi-finals
before falling to eventual Champ Obe
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Mark McKnight
Nico Megaludis,121, finished 5th
with a 4-2 record. After losing to
Champion Obe Blanc, Megaludis
rallied back, including wins over Zach
Sanders and Ben Kjar to take 5th.
Blanc. He dropped a close match for
3rd to Brandon Precin, after beating
Precin in the preliminary rounds.
At 211, Les Sigman, former USA
World Teamer at heavyweight, has
dropped to 211 and got back into
competition at the US Open. He
defeated several top competitors
including former National Champ,
Dave Zabriskie.
Collegians also wrestled under
the NLWC banner in Vegas and did
remarkably well given their limited
freestyle experience against veteran
post-grad freestyle elite.
David Taylor finished 3-1 with
wins over Ryan Morningstar and
Nick Marable before dropping a hardfought final to Olympic Champion
Jordan Burroughs, 1-3 and 0-1.
Non-placers included:
Dylan Alton finished the weekend
4-3 at 145. He lost a close 1st-round
match to eventual Jordan Oliver, and
to veteran Phillip Simpson. He had
convincing wins over Kyle Ruschell
and Joshua Kindig.
Les Sigman
Ed Ruth, 185, placed 4th with a
3-2 record. He had wins over Austin
Trotman, and Enock Francois, who
upset #2 seed, Max Askren in the first
round. He lost to 2nd place Clayton
Foster, and to Jon Reader in the 3rdplace match.
James Vollrath was 1-2 at 163 in the
final tournament.
Morgan McIntosh competed at 211
and finished 3-2 on the weekend. He
had wins over Jacob Marrs and Tucker
Lane. He lost to Dustin Kilgore in the
first round, and then to Dave Zabriskie
in the consolation rounds
2012 Olympians, Jake Varner, Franklin Gomez and Jamie Espinal
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New NLWC Website to Get Fans and Supporters
More Involved With Coaches, Managers,
NLWC School Members and Resident
Athletes ­— In Training and On the Road
The homepage will offer twitter and video feeds as well as news. From the homepage,
visitors can navigate through major sub-pages describing: resident athlete programs, youth
and scholastic programs, and listings of program and other event schedules. In- formation
will be enlivened by multimedia presentations. Registrations for programs and events can
now be done more easily and quickly on line
The major purpose of our NLWC’s three-year old Regional Olympic Training Center is
to support the training of, and provide travel to major competitions for, our elite Resident
Athletes aiming at World and Olympic Gold. The website section on the RA program will
include coaches and athlete bios, schedules and results, competition photos and videos, and
an on-line blog. We want you to get to know all these people better and keep up with the
great things they are doing both on and off the mats.
We think you will find the ability to join the Club, renew your memberships, or send
donations in support of our missions, a welcome convenience. We hope that all the
information you will need to provide for joining, and all the benefits of membership, are
clearly presented. If not, we welcome your suggestions.
You will also be able to register for NLWC events and programs on line. The Club annually
runs two wrestling tournaments and our Golf Classic. All wanting to register for our Youth
and Scholastic School programs will also be able to do so on line, and, again we hope, that
we have provided helpfully of clear information about the programs and processes for
enrolling.
To see the new website follow: http://www.nittanylionwrestlingclub.com
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Special Fund-Raising Message from NLWC Executive Director Rich Lorenzo
First, I want to thank you all for your contributions to the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club. Each of you play a significant role in making
the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club such a proud and successful program. I cannot thank you enough!
As many of you are aware, I am the Executive Director of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club (NLWC). During the past year, I was
approached by several supporters of the NLWC who wanted to take a more active role in supporting the NLWC’s Regional Training
Center and its development of senior level wrestlers who aspire to be World and Olympic Champions. These supporters were very
impressed by the NLWC wrestlers’ success at the National Level and also at the most recent World and Olympic Championships
where Jake Varner won a Gold Medal and Jaime Espinal a Silver Medal.
While recognizing this success, these supporters also wanted to make sure that these same opportunities would continue to be
available for current outstanding collegiate wrestlers who have World and Olympic Goals and wish to continue competing after
they graduate from college. To enable this, it is very important that the Resident Athlete Program be adequately funded for this next
Olympic Cycle (2013-2016). The goal of the NLWC and these supporters is to keep State College, PA, as the location where the U.S.’s
best young talent goes to train and compete!
As a result of these inquiries and to supplement our yearly membership donations and golf/wrestling tournament fund-rasisers,
NLWC Coach Cael Sanderson, NLWC Co-Director Dave Hart, and I have initiated a special fund-raising drive for those individuals,
families, or businesses who wish to make a commitment to help the NLWC raise money for its Resident Athlete Program through
the 2016 Olympic Games. We have named this fund-raising drive the “2016 Olympic Gold Fund-Raising Campaign”. This initiative
has already received tremendous support, and we have had numerous individuals and businesses make commitments through 2016.
Since the campaign is off to a great start, and we’ve heard that there may be others who would be interested in joining, I wanted to
inform our membership of this opportunity. If you have any questions or are interested in being a part of this campaign, please call
or e-mail us anytime. You may call me at (814) 574-1441 or Dave at 814-574-7799 or e-mail at [email protected].
As it has always been for the NLWC, this is a family affair that takes a group effort to succeed. We greatly appreciate your help in
making this fund-raising campaign a success.
Sincerely,
Rich Lorenzo, NLWC Executive Director
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Mathias, Steve *
Matter, Andrew *
Maurey, Don & Patty
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May, Jay H. *
McCaffrey, Tom
McCoy, Kerry
McIntyre, Connie & Lefty *
McKee, James H.
McKnight, Mark
McLean, Bill & Fran
McMullen, John & Darla
Meersand, Lane & David
Meiser, R. Terry *
Mellander, Robert B. *
Mellot, Bob Lisa, & Mason *
Metz, Jeff *
Meyer, Robert & Stacey Kelley *
Meyer, Sandy
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Miller, Carlton & Sandra *
Miller, Francis & Emma
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Minarchick, Mike & Lynn
Minor, Sam *
Mitchell, Jeff & Deb *
Moerschbacher, Skip
Monastero, Robert
Moore, John J.
Morgan, Milt & Dory
Moyer, Ron *
Mumma, Ralph & Carol
Murphy, Steven
Murrary, Robert & Ruth *****
Musser, Mrs. Glenn
Myers, Jerry & Carol
Nagle, Arthur J. ****
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Neidig, Mr. & Mrs. William N. *****
Niebel, Al & Heather
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Nielsen, Bob & Kim **
Niemi, Tedd *
Noll, Bob & Mary *
Nordberg, Marty
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Padwe, Marc *
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Peters, John L. *
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Reese, Stanley O.
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Roach, Beryl
Roberts, Genie Lorenzo *
Robinson, Gary L.
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Rockey, Samuel R. *
Roe & Family, John D. *
Roeshot, David & Meghan *
Rohrer, Peter & Linda
Rowles, Ron & Shelby
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Ryen, Karen Herniman & Allen **
Sanderson & Family, Cael
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Sankey, Thomas R.
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Sauve’, Jeremy *
Schlegel, Robert *
Schmucker III, John & Sue
Schram, Perry
Schwarz, Richard & Seda *
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Seckler, Pat & Jerry *
Sefchik, Cory & Gregory ****
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Shepard, Mike
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Slowey, Michael A. *
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Songer II, Thomas F. *
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Taylor & Family, David *
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Varner, Jake
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Vernon, Harry
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Zerbe, John
Zerbe, Richard W.
Zerby, Michael L.
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Fourteen mats fill Rec Hall to accomodate 1,100 wrestlers for State College Tournament
Tournament kids and NLWC Coaches urge the IOC to keep Wrestling in the Olympics. Can you spot the coaches?
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NLWC School Kids and Coaches
Coaches McKnight (left), Gomez (front left), Varner (back center), Lynch (top right), Fanthorpe (bottom right)
NLWC Olympians and World Teamers in Action
Gomez
Espinal
Gomez
Varner
Sanderson
Sigman
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Support Nittany Lion Wrestling!
Nittany Lion Wrestling Club
Membership Application & Sponsorship Form
September 1, 2013 through August 31, 2014
*You don’t need to mail a membership application and check to join/sponsor the NLWC
for the 2013-14 membership year. You can do it on-line at the Club’s new and updated website:
www.nittanylionwrestlingclub.com. Take a moment and check it out!
The goal of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club is to remain the premier wrestling club in the United States.
We are asking for your support!
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club serves wrestling at all levels-Scholastic, Collegiate, and Olympic.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club sponsors resident athletes to live and train in the Centre Region under
the direction of the Club’s outstanding coaching staff.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club provides training opportunities for State College area collegiate-level
wrestlers.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club offers in-season and off-season camps and practices for scholastic-level
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wrestlers.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club funds travel for resident athletes, collegiate-level wrestlers, and
scholastic-level wrestlers to attend designated regional, national, and international tournaments and
training camps.
The IRS approves the NLWC as a tax-exempt, charitable, educational organization [IRS code Sec 501 (C) (3)].
✄
NLWC Membership Application /Sponsorship Form; 9/1/13 – 8/31/14.
Please Print:
Name(s): ___________________________________________________________ Home Phone: (
Address: ___________________________________________________________ Cell: (
)____________________________
)____________________________________
City, State, Zip____________________________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail address (please print carefully)_________________________________________________________________________________
Please make sure that your e-mail address, written above, is clearly written. In addition to the NLWC’s fall and spring
newsletters, we will also occasionally e-mail updates on current NLWC events and tournament results.
Membership/Sponsor Levels:
_______$25 Individual/Family Membership
_______$500
U.S. Olympic Bronze Medalist
_______$100 U.S. National Champion
_______$1000 U.S. Olympic Silver Medalist
_______$250 U.S. Olympic Team Member
_______$2,500 U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist
_______ $5,000+ U.S. Olympic Coach
*All membership dues and donations are tax deductible.
Please make checks payable to Nittany Lion Wrestling Club and Mail to:
NLWC Membership, PO Box 316, State College, PA 16804
2013 NLWC Golf Classic
Registration Information
Dear Golfers and Fans of Wrestling:
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club (NLWC) would like to invite you to participate in the 2013 NLWC Golf Classic on Saturday, August 10, 2013. This
year’s event will be played on the Penn State Blue Course.
Proceeds from the golf classic help provide training expenses for NLWC resident athletes/coaches. This enables the NLWC to bring top international
wrestlers to live and train in Central PA. Participation also provides the opportunity to spend a day with NLWC wrestlers, coaches, friends, and fans
of wrestling.
The NLWC Golf Classic is a four-person scramble with a 9:00 a.m. shotgun start. Each player must contribute 2 drives (par 3 holes excluded.) You
can choose to register your own team or let our committee pair you with other golfers. Since 2002, we have awarded four hole-in-one prizes including
new automobiles and other exciting gifts.
The NLWC Golf Classic registration fee is $175 per golfer and includes: cart and greens fees, continental breakfast, lunch on the greens, social
and dinner buffet immediately following the tournament, shirt, and plenty of great team and door prizes! To register, please complete and return the
registration form.
Sponsorship opportunities are also available. For sponsorship information, please contact Dave Hart at (814) 574-7799 or [email protected] or
visit the NLWC website at www.nittanylionwrestling.com.
We hope you will join us for the 2013 NLWC Golf Classic as a way of supporting wrestling in central Pennsylvania. Please feel free to contact us if
you have any questions.
Grace and Sam Condo, (814) 353-4545 or [email protected]
Registration Information
Registration Fee: $175.00 / Golfer
To guarantee your spot in this year’s tournament, we stronglyYLJVTTLUK[OH[`V\YLNPZ[LYLHYS`HZSHZ[`LHY»ZL]LU[ÄSSLK\W^LSSPUHK]HUJL
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Additional dinner guests are welcome @ $20/guest x
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Total amount enclosed: $175.00/golfer x
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Payment must accompany registration and is non-refundable. Make checks payable to NLWC.
Please mail this form and payment to: NLWC Golf Classic
c/o Sam and Grace Condo
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2013 Nittany Lion Wrestling Club Golf Classic Sponsorship Form
Dear Wrestling Fan:
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club (NLWC) would like to invite you to participate as a golfer, sponsor, or perhaps both, in the 2013 NLWC Golf Classic on Saturday, August 10, 2013.
This event is played on the Penn State Blue Course. Proceeds from the NLWC Golf Classic help provide training expenses for NLWC resident athletes/coaches. This enables the
NLWC to bring top international wrestlers to live and train in Central PA. The NLWC Golf Classic has been one of the primary fund raising activities for the NLWC for the past 19 years.
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Please complete and return this form to:
2013 NLWC Golf Classic
P.O. Box 316
State College, PA 16804
or send information by e-mail to Dave Hart (814-574-7799 or [email protected])
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The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club would like to thank
the golfers, volunteers, and sponsors of the
Nittany Lion Wrestling Club
2012 Golf Classic
held on the Penn State Blue Course on August 11, 2012
Platinum Grappler Sponsor ($5,000)
Wienken Wealth Management
Golden Wrestler Fall Sponsors ($2,500)
Central Penn Nursing Care, Inc. • DDG, Inc.
Decker Tape Products, Inc. • The J.M. Smucker Company
Silver Wrestling Major Decision Sponsors ($1,000)
Galen Dreibelbis •
Martin & Suhey Orthopedics
Kim & Bob Nielsen
• Mammoth Construction
Bronze Wrestling Takedown Sponsors ($500)
Cressler Family • DuffPro • Tom Goulionis
Miller, Kistler, and Campbell • Pennoni Associates, Inc.
Romesburg Construction, Inc. • The Tavern Restaurant • Wasson Insurance Agency
Hole Sponsors ($250)
Chris Blanchard • College Heights EXXON • Days Inn Penn State
Directed Technologies Drilling, Inc. • Gregg Henry
RESILITE Sports Products, Inc. • Terry Chandler and Sam Lykens
Wrestling Escape Sponsors ($100)
Atlantic Home Loans • George Edwards
Karstetter Nationwide Insurance Agency, Inc. • Nature’s Cover
Special Thanks to:
Blaise Alexander Auto Dealership for the Donation of 4 Vehicles as Hole-In-One Prizes and
Westside Stadium Bar & Grille for the Donation of a part of the Dinner
The NLWC also thanks the following contributors:
Hampton Inn State College
The Family Clothesline
Amateur Wrestling News
The Nittany Lion Inn
Burger King
Mammoth Construction
Nature’s Cover
Collegiate Pride, Inc.
PSU Golf Courses
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Subway of State College
Pennsylvania Wrestling
Newsmagazine
Blue White Illustrated
W.I.N. Magazine
We hope that you will join us for the 2013 NLWC Golf Classic
Saturday, August 10, 2013 on the Penn State Blue Course
Please note that requests to play have grown rapidly and the
number of players is limited by the shotgun format, so be sure to sign up early!
There are still opportunities for sponsorships also!
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club is a tax-exempt, charitable, educational organization [IRS code Sec 501 (C) (3)].
Visit our Web site: http://www.nittanylionwrestling.com
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