Event · Division · Weight

How Wrestling Agent works

Everything on Wrestling Agent hangs off the same ladder a dual tournament runs on: the event, its divisions, and the weight classes inside them. Parents fill a weight. Coaches fill a lineup.

For parents

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    Create a wrestler profile — first name, last initial, grade, weight. That's all a coach sees until you accept a spot; everything else you add is optional and shared only as you choose. One account holds every kid in the family.

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    Browse open weights at verified events, or set your travel radius and let verified coaches with a hole at your wrestler's weight find you.

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    Claim the spot — or apply through a signup link a coach you already know shared with your club.

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    When the coach accepts, it becomes a commitment with a cancellation policy you saw up front — no surprises about notice or refunds.

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    Wrestle, then review the team and the tournament. Showing up builds your family's reliability record — the thing coaches check next season.

For coaches

  1. 1

    Register your club and get verified — phone, USAW card, and your club's confirmation before you can search free agents. See the checklist.

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    Build a team for an event. The division's weight ladder loads straight onto your roster board.

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    Mark the holes. Every open weight becomes an open-slot listing that matching free agents in range can see and claim.

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    Work the claims — or hand your own network a shareable signup link and approve applications weight by weight.

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    Every accepted spot becomes a tracked commitment. Reliability badges and reviews tell you which families show up before you save them a slot.


Safety first

Minors never have accounts. Parents hold every athlete profile, control every message, and decide what gets shared. Phone numbers, emails, schools, and birthdays are never public — and only verified coaches can search free agents at all. A coach you apply to sees a first name and last initial until you accept a spot.

The verification chain

Nothing on Wrestling Agent is marked Verified until an admin checks it — the event's dates and fees against the organizer's own page, the team's entry against the coach's receipt, the coach's credentials against the checklist. Unverified events show a notice instead of made-up details. We never invent dates, weights, or fees.