Westview Youth Wrestling
Westview Youth Wrestling
A fun, positive environment that builds life and wrestling skills.
2025-26 Youth Wrestling Season
Registration Opens September 2, 2025
K-4 Grade: Nov 12th, 2025 to Feb 13th, 2026. Practice T/TH 6:15-7:15pm.
5-8 Grade: Nov 13th, 2024 to Feb 16th, 2025. Practice M/W/F 6:15-7:45pm.
Westview High School Wrestling Room
Open to K-8th Grade
$125 per wrestler + USA Wrestling Card
You will be redirected to WrestlingIQ to register.
[Level/Skill Range] Wrestling
November 1 - Feb 15. Practice Tue/Thur 6-7:30pm.
Wrestling Room
Open to youth, [Level/Skill Range]
$300 per wrestler
You will be redirected to WrestlingIQ to register.
Advanced Wrestling
Nov 13th, 2024 to March 1sth, 2025. Practice M/W/F 4:30-6:00pm.
Wrestling Room
Open to youth, Advanced
$250 per wrestler
You will be redirected to WrestlingIQ to register.
Is wrestling worth it?
Why should your kid try wrestling?
There are a lot of activities your kid could be doing, so why would you bother with wrestling? Here's a few reasons we think your child can benefit from wrestling:
- Fun
- Exercise
- Self-confidence
- Self-defense
- Humility
- Respect
- Self-discipline
About Westview Youth Wrestling
The Westview Wrestling is 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
whose goal is to grow and support participation in wrestling at the
youth, middle school, and high school levels.
The Westview Youth Wrestling Team provides learning opportunities to novice wrestlers through
practices and competitions beginning in November and running through
early February. We also provide additional training and learning
opportunities year-round through camps, clinics, and financial support
to the Westview High School Wrestling Team.
What Our Wrestlers Say
Read testimonials from our wrestlers about their experiences with our team.
Elliot Mauck
Youth State Champ,
HS State Finalist
Youth wrestling completely changed the trajectory of my wrestling skill and style. The extra skill I had helped me to enjoy the entire time at high school even more. I also had the blessing of carrying those youth wrestling relationships into high school and see my friends excel and encourage one another. The family aspect of wrestling was and is real and it’s only better when you start younger.
Juan Elenes
4x District Champ
Joining this team was the best decision I've made. I've improved my technique, gained confidence, and made great friends. The facilities are top-notch too!
Paige Carrier
High School State Finalist
Wrestling is more than just a sport; it's a comprehensive life lesson. It teaches you the value of hard work and dedication because what you put in directly correlates to what you get out. The mental toughness you develop on the mat translates into everyday life, helping you handle challenges and setbacks with grace and determination. Not only that but it comes with an amazing supportive community, with life long friends and family!
Staff
Meet our coaches
David Escobar
Head Coach
David has been the Head Coach for Westview Youth Wrestling since 2018. A High School State Champion for Westview High School, David brings a wealth of knowledge and a fun loving spirit to practices and tournaments.
John DeGarmo
Assistant Coach
John has been coaching with us since 2022. His commitment to the club is through the roof, if Westview Youth Wrestling is there, John is there.
Eli Malm
Assistant Coach
Eli started with Westview Youth Wrestling in 2025. He is a PE teacher at Five Oaks Middle School and works mainly with the Middle School group. Prior to moving to Beaverton he coached at Mt. Spokane High School in Washington.