Wolf Pack Wrestling Club Information Sheet

Prayer for Unity with Team (We will begin each practice with this prayer)

Lord Jesus, we come before You seeking unity within our team.

Bind our hearts together in love and purpose, that we work harmoniously toward our common goals.

Grant us patience, understanding, and open communication, so that we may support one another and reflect Your light in

all we do. May our collaboration bring glory to Your name.

Amen.

Registration Fees Include: All workout days, plyometrics, wrestling lessons, T-shirt, and all tournament registration fees.

(shoes, head gear, equipment, supplies, lodging, and travel expenses are not included)

All wrestlers are required to get a “USA Athlete Card”. Visit usawmembership.com to sign up under Wolf Pack

Wrestling Club. Please provide a copy of the card to us.

Team Communication: The team will primarily communicate on the “Stack Team” App. The app is free and available for

download on all operating systems. Look up the team exactly as Wolf Pack Wrestling Club. Parents MUST be on the

team chat in the app to communicate with the coaches and view announcements regarding the program.

Registration Fees are as follows:

$800 for Folkstyle Session: September 1 – March 31 (Folkstyle State)

September – December: Tuesday & Thursday 6-8pm January – March: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 6-8pm

$500 for Freestyle / Greco-Roman Session: April 1 – August 31, Tuesday and Thursday 6-8pm

Sibling Discount: ½ off for second child ($400/$250)

We acceept checks or Venmo payments. Venmo @WolfPackWCLA

Skin Infections: Ring worm and Impetigo can be common skin infections from wrestling matts. We do our best to clean

the mats but on occasion it can happen that your child will get a skin infection. Notify coach right away if you notice

something.

Ringworm is typically treated with antifungal medications, which can be creams, ointments, or pills, depending on the

severity and location of the infection. Over-the-counter options like clotrimazole or terbinafine are commonly used for skin

infections, while more severe cases may require prescription medications. Images below

Impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial skin infection, with the first signs including tiny bumps or blisters that form on

different parts of the body, such as the face, the hands, and the feet. As impetigo progresses, the sores eventually rupture

and develop honey-colored or yellowish scabs. Images below

To prevent skin infections, maintain good hygiene by showering immediately after practice and washing gear regularly.

Products like Defense shower gel, bar soap, face and hand soap or wipes are also helpful.