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We utilize wrestling to build physical, mental, and emotional confidence for all ages of individuals. The Reedsville Wrestling Club seeks to provide each wrestler with training they will use to achieve their dreams, on and off the mat.
Years of
Supporting Wrestling
High School
State Qualifiers
High School
Place Winners
1985 brought two significant changes to Reedsville Wrestling. The first was the creation of the Youth Program under the founding coach Mike Miller. And secondly, the Reedsville Wrestling Club was formed with John Ebert as President.
In 1986, Jeff Schwahn became the program’s first High School State entrant and the first medal, earning 3rd place. 1994 brought Reedsville's first Individual State Tournament Champion in Mike Lodel.
During these years the teams produced:
Don Verbeten took over as Head High School Coach in 2007. Under his leadership, the Reedsville Wrestling Teams have produced:
In 2010, the Wrestling Club started the annual Casino Night Fundraiser. The Reedsville community generously gives back to our club and we are very grateful for that each and every year.
2011 brought our second State Champion - Austin Ebert at 171 pounds.
In 2013, the team won their first Olympian Conference Team Championship. The team consisted of: Mitch Schwahn, Jordan Ebert, Rene Mora, Colby Kasten, Grant Wedepohl, Elliott Ebert, Tyler Schuh, Andrew Kocourek, Allen Schultz, Mason Loose, Lance Brandt, and Jordan Brandt.
Grant Wedepohl became Reedsville's third State Champion in 2014 at 170 pounds.
In 2022, we started the Cubs program to get 3-5 year old athletes interested in the sport of wrestling.
2013 - Isaac Roffers - 5th Place
2014 - Caleb Delsman - 5th Place
2015 - Brandon Stelzer - 4th Place
2015 - Caleb Delsman - 6th Place
2015 - Carson Taddy - 5th Place
2015 - Bryer Christel - 6th Place
2016 - Erin Braun - Champion
2017 - Carson Taddy - 5th Place
2018 - Cole Ebert - 2nd Place
2019 - Logan Lodel - 2nd Place
2021 - Deegan Bubolz - 6th Place
2022 - Kashtyn Schneider - 3rd Place
2022 - Lucas Lodel - 4th Place
2022 - Mathias Hills - 5th Place
2022 - Nolan Wilson - Champion
