Head Coach Eric Akin - Former Iowa State Cyclone
3 Kansas HS State Champ
4X NCAA All American (runner up)
Freestyle World Team Member
2x Olympic Freestyle Team Alternate

Associate Head Coach Eric Lueke - Former Colby Community College and Iowa Hawkeye
Kansas HS State Champ
NCAA All American
Freestyle World Team Trials Placer

Staff:
Cody Lambotte Univ of NE Kearney, Labette CC
Brandon Jobe Fort Hays State Univ, Bonner Springs HS
Tyler Gonzales Fort Hays State Univ
Danny Grater Fort Hays State Univ
Chase Nelson Univ. of Oklahoma, Labette CC
Andy Hurla Baker Univ
Clint Slyter Jr. Duals Staff
CJ Napier Univ. of Nebraska, Bethany?

David Langley Assistant Camp Director

Volunteer Coaches:
David Tawater – Wichita Southeast HS Head Coach, Dodge City Community College NJCAA All American and Fort Hays State University NAIA All American
Pat Kelly – Topeka Seaman HS Head Coach, Former Iowa Hawkeye and UNO Maverick Wrestler

(Please email me if you have interest in a coaching position. All coaches will be expected to remain through the end of the tournament!)



For every 10 campers over 80 we will add another coach. Our ratio will be one staff coach for every 10 wrestlers. Coach Luedke will be managing Schoolboy and below while Coach Akin focuses on Cadets and Juniors.

All Schoolboy, Cadet, and Junior Kansas Dual Team members who attend this camp will receive a $25 discount off their dual team fee. We are encouraging ALL Kansas Dual Team members to attend this camp.

For schoolboy and below focus will be on technique and conditioning. Cadets and Juniors will be focused on technique and match strategy. Cadets and Juniors should arrive at camp in wrestling condition!

May 7th is the deadline for the $50 early bird discount!!

If you are out of state your fee will be $275 if paid by May 7th and $325 if paid after May 7th.

Camp flier link: http://usawks.com/invites/110530SoPlains.pdf

2 things:

Dates of camp?

Napier Bethany?

There is a link to the flier. May 30 - June 2. Just heard a rumor on CJ ;-)

I don't think the recruiting trips are finished yet...NAIA is too small of a stage for such a big hitter.

No offense to the NAIA guys.

Some may have said the same thing about a Joe Cornejo too, but he wound up NAIA. Is Napier even looking at going back to wrestle in college, and if so I have now read on here that he is at Labette and see Bethany listed.

Fair enough point, but NCAA eligibility requirements for a 4-2-4 competitor are a different scenario than someone competing at the DI level and transferring to another four year. NAIA doesn't have near the requirements to be eligible. Taking classes at a school near his home town is different than wrestling there, although that may be a possibility.