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NVWF BOARD MEETING JULY 2020

Compiled by Bill Marck July 12, 2020

Agenda Topics

• Introductory remarks
• Contacts list compiled via emails solicitations for updates
• Attendance by clubs
• Club locations
• League registration trends over a 10-year period
• Season 2019-2020 registration statistics for each age group and skill level
• Season 2019-2020 statistics on participation, bouts, falls for each site

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Pending Votes

• Adopt Minutes of Meeting from the NVWF Fall September 2019 Board of Directors Meeting (provided in folder above)
• NVWF is required to produce minutes of meetings in accordance with Virginia state law and the Internal Revenue Service. Minutes are
• ften reviewed by county parks and recreation offices similarly.
• The meeting minutes and enclosures are posted on the NVWF website for club managers to review, comment, and adopt.
• Vote to adopt NOVA Sports & Activities as a new club member (information provided in folder above)
• The club will be based in the lower Loudoun County area. Bill Marck is the registered president.
• The club is currently a sanctioned insured club by USA Wrestling as an affiliate with NVWF.
• The club is proposed as an extension of NVWF requesting that revenues and expenses be recorded as part of NVWF in order to

receive approval by Loudoun County Parks and Recreation for facility space operations.

• Vote to fill the NVWF executive officer position with Bill Marck. The position was unoccupied since September 2019 as

stated in the minutes of meeting and subsequently identified by Shannon Jackson.

• Vote on adoption of Guidelines for Conducting Camps and Clinics in accordance with Committee for Camps/Clinics which

was established at the September 2019 Fall Board Meeting (guidelines are in the committee folder seen above)

• Vote to add Treasurer expenditures to Bylaws.
• Vote on whether or not to spend an additional amount of roughly $7500 for "tapeless" features on custom youth mats

for the purposes of (a) saving time to set up mats for tournaments, and (b) saving money spend on mat tape over the next 3-4 years at which point the league would break even on the expenditure.

• Vote to adjust the NVWF registration fee increase to a maximum of an additional $40 per registrant which would include

costs for adult referees as part of the mentor-protege program, annual operating costs, plus a small amount for strategic planning/investments.

• Vote to obtain a small bank loan amortized across several years for purposes of retaining a larger reserve of cash in bank

(currently there is over $82,000 available).

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Respondents to Contacts Updates & Survey

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Respondents to Contacts Updates & Survey

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NVWF CLUB LOCATIONS

70 miles 40 miles

Loudoun Prince William Fairfax Culpeper Stafford King George Fauquier Alexandria Arlington Orange Warren Clarke Rappahannock Spotsylvania

VIRGINIA

Frederick Shenandoah Paige Madison

N N New clubs

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NVWF Cub Registration History – 15,184 Registrants Over 10 Years

Club

2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 1 Alexandria Junior Titans (AJT-ALEX) AJT 36 39 49 61 74 60 30 28 36 30 2 Annandale ANN 36 43 30 61 68 61 76 69 68 55 3 Bandits BND 44 63 44 60 68 49 43 33 49 49 4 Braddock Wrestling Club BWC 80 74 95 85 85 76 83 76 65 27 5 Brentsville Tigers BT 45 27 29 52 47 52 47 54 61 6 Bull Run Wrestling Club BRW 26 50 61 67 74 66 7 Cougars Wrestling Club (Manassas) CWC 34 13 25 21 30 2 61 8 Cougars Wrestling Club (PWC) CWC 24 22 23 9 Chantilly Youth Association CYA 36 38 32 33 83 50 36 37 10 Culpeper Wrestling Federation CUL 25 34 32 11 Dulles South Youth Sports DSYS 96 94 46 69 82 55 46 51 67 12 Eastern Loudoun / Sterling STR 70 97 104 77 102 85 89 13 RuFFF Wrestling RuFF 11 14 Fauquier FAQ 64 56 34 25 21 40 38 51 31 62 15 Fellowship of Christian Athletes FCA 36 78 74 56 16 Franconia Wrestling Club FCW 51 49 46 29 33 35 37 17 Falls Church Wrestling Club FCWC 68 74 73 83 62 70 49 51 18 Fairfax Police Youth Club FPYC 16 32 33 41 54 64 69 89 69 67 19 Fort Belvoir FTB 35 35 45 39 42 38 46 57 50 60 20 Fort Meyers FTM 16 12 16 19 13 13 14 15 14 21 Gunston (Hayfield) Junior Wrestling HJHW 22 21 28 25 30 40 34 29 16 27 22 Haymarket Hurricanes HH 50 43 45 58 55 47 42 53 53 66 23 Hornets Wrestling Club (Orange Co.) OC Horn 49 24 Herndon/Reston Wrestling HRW 46 54 51 58 51 67 61 45 25 King George Wrestling Club KGWC 37 27 33 27 27 24 34 25 23 31 26 Kodiak Wrestling Club SKO-KOD 35 33 49 49 66 68 27 Kettle Run Wrestling KRW 37 27 29 27 41 2 3 12 28 Knights Wrestling Academy KWA 10 34 29 Knights Wrestling Club KWC 1 30 Lions LION 91 97 104 97 96 81 92 116 111 104 31 Mat Time USA MTUS 8 21 41 29 49 32 Mount Vernon Wrestling MV 34 33 35 38 39 30 32 40 41 35 33 Orange Wrestling Club - OWC OWC 1 12 12 15 34 Prince William Wrestling Club PWWC 44 41 57 60 65 74 59 35 PWC CD Hylton Youth CDHY PCW CDH 18 13 36 Hylton Boys & Girls Club HBGC 51 57 59 37 Ranger Wrestling Club RWC 70 82 78 75 69 38 South County Athletic Association SC 39 41 33 32 39 Stafford Highlanders SH 31 41 56 78 80 85 92 66 50 54 40 Stafford Quantico Wrestling Club QW 25 10 41 Stonewall Jackson Wrestling Club SJWC 25 42 Southwestern Youth Association SYA 31 81 60 46 43 32 49 72 68 82 43 Team Cobra (Culpeper) TC 17 30 35 44 32 27 38 44 Virginia Eagles Wrestling Club VEWC 39 46 51 59 37 45 Vienna Youth Inc. VYI 53 44 54 60 77 75 66 51 62 51 46 Western Loudoun Wrestling Club LYWC 52 61 60 53 57 51 58 61 62 79 Unassigned UNK 4 3 13 Subtotals 1071 1301 1381 1445 1578 1599 1676 1764 1672 1697

OVERALL NVWF REGISTRATION TRENDS

Skill Levels: B ~ wrestlers in their first year, whereas, AX ~ “X” shows the number of prior years of experience

200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

NVWF REGISTRATION TRENDS

B A1 A2 A3+

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

A2+ 26% 29% 24% 29% 30% 31% 30% 30% 31% A3+ 14% 16% 14% 18% 17% 18% 17% 18% 18% A2 11% 13% 9% 11% 12% 12% 13% 13% 13% A1 23% 22% 23% 22% 22% 22% 23% 24% 23% B 51% 49% 53% 49% 49% 47% 47% 46% 46% A2+ 438 487 394 462 466 443 418 394 330 A3+ 243 275 239 286 275 263 236 231 191 A2 195 212 155 176 191 180 182 163 139 A1 394 374 390 347 345 318 311 308 248 B 865 811 892 790 767 684 652 599 493

1697 1672 1764 1676 1599 1578 1445 1381 1301 1071

NUMBERS PERCENTAGES

Subtotals Skill Metrics

SEASON TRENDS

Ref: Data from League Athletics

Skill levels appear steady as a percentage across time (note: skill levels were unrecorded for season 2012-13)

Actual number is higher by 50-60 more

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Registration Statistics for Season 2019-2020

• Most registration occurred prior to the “Thanksgiving” early registration date, Monday, 25-Nov-2019
• Late registration date, Monday, 23-Dec-2019 (note Christmas was Wednesday Dec 25th)

200 400 600 800 1000

1071 Overall Cumulative Registrations 883 before Nov 26th 183

Registration Statistics for Season 2019-2020

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

LIONS BWC FCWC FAQ VYI WLWC FRAN HAY HWC BAN PWWC SC KING KR AJT ANN FCA FTB KOD MTV SH SYA GJWC FPYC

Number of Registrants for each Skill Group by Club

B A1 A2 A3+

1071 registrants for Season 2019-2020

Registration Statistics for Season 2019-2020

50 100 150 200 250 300 2013-14 2011-12 2009-10 2007-08 2005-06

Registrant Numbers by Age Division

B A1 A2 A3+

• Note that many kids from birth year 2005 were in 9th grade so NVWF registrations expected low
• Also note that NVWF adjusted its birth date ranges for Bantams which caused lower number of kindergarten

1071 registrants for Season 2019-2020

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 B A1 A2 A3+

Registrant Numbers by Skill Level

2013-14 2011-12 2009-10 2007-08 2005-06

Registration Statistics for Season 2019-2020

• Some kids were eligible for 9th grade
• Some were in pre-school

1071 registrants for Season 2019-2020

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd 1st Kin Pre

Season 2019-2020

9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd 1st Kin Pre 10 88 93 144 121 157 143 113 120 80 2 1071

Participation Statistics for Season 2019-2020

• 272 max participation of which roughly half resulted in “falls” and forfeits
• Seven mats would be more than adequate to process NVWF participants

Week Date Location Registrants Bouts Falls %Falls Forfeits Bouts:Registrants Participation Numbers Participation Percentage 15-Dec Fauquier 268 1090 560 51% 32 4.1 15-Dec Hayfield 195 764 432 57% 16 3.9 12-Jan Robinson 272 1064 647 61% 14 3.9 12-Jan South County 236 947 596 63% 21 4.0 19-Jan Falls Church 223 902 543 60% 26 4.0 19-Jan Westfields 252 994 509 51% 14 3.9 2-Feb Edison 264 1037 526 51% 34 3.9 2-Feb Loudoun Valley 190 781 430 55% 23 4.1 9-Feb Fauquier 227 937 469 50% 24 4.1 9-Feb Mclean 241 969 561 58% 26 4.0 16-Feb Battlefield 218 870 428 49% 26 4.0 16-Feb King George 188 788 396 50% 18 4.2 29-Feb Lake Braddock 314 1108 389 35% 22 3.5 1-Mar Lake Braddock 176 607 366 60% 18 3.4 23-Feb Bye Week Bye 502 Hayfield 8-Dec 9 490 46% 7 64 3.8 51% 981 66 38% 454 42% 26-Jan Hayfield 448 1792 948 53% 47% 43% 47% 44% 42% 44% 8 502 463 508 475 448 468 406 4.0 1910 1 2 3 4 5 6

Data extracted from NVWF Results Files emailed from Shannon Matheny to NVWF Club Managers 1071 registrants for Season 2019-2020 13

Survey Results from Season 2019-20 Managers & Coaches

How would you describe the quality of matches for each skill or age levels (including availability/diversity of opponents)?

EVALUATION CATEGORY

SIGNIFICANTLY EXCEEDS STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR CONDUCTING A TOURNAMENT EXCEEDS STANDARD REQUIREMENTS MEETS STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR CONDUCTING A TOURNAMENT MINOR IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED (TOLERABLE BUT CONSIDERED ANNOYING) MODERATE IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED (FUNCTIONAL BUT CONSIDERED BURDENSOME)

Overall 4 10 14 9 Evenly matched competitions 4 13 14 5 1 Wrestling mat area, layout, and format 2 4 13 12 5 Referees 9 10 16 2 Ease of tracking bouts/stats with low stress 8 12 12 5

Category Novice wrestlers 4 11 14 6 2 Advanced wrestlers 11 12 8 5 Middle school age 7 14 11 3 Elementary school age 3 17 14 1 2

From a wrestler's view, how would you describe the quality of the NVWF experience in the following areas?

Plans were Constructed to Address Improvement Requests on Referee and Mat Strategies

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Older Survey Results from Season 2015-16

Large number of families expressed desires for the big mat

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Benefits and Liabilities

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Benefits of Owning Mats

• Eliminates dependences from only having to use high schools with large Saturday

tournaments where three or more mats are available

• The current NVWF business model is based on finding schools with three mats minimum
• NVWF historically has used eight section mats from the large heavy Resilite mats
• NVWF could potentially use middle school gyms as needed
• Mats are typically unavailable at middle schools
• NVWF could host tournaments at the Dulles Expo Center or other large private facilities
• NVWF could transport its own mats independently from county school systems or parks/recreation approvals
• Mats with defined wrestling areas
• Prepares wrestlers for actual high school rules, tactics, and strategy
• Addresses attrition issues to encourage advanced wrestlers and clubs to remain with NVWF as their experiences

grow to the next levels

• Advertises NVWF as an organized group beyond tournaments based on amateur approaches on par with the

“Sandlot” model

• Fosters agreements by NVWOA adult referee participation in youth events
• Mats with defined circles and buffers significantly reduces liability and risks of injuries

Greater Opportunities, Flexibility, and Efficiencies Gained from Owning Mats

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Liabilities and Risks of Tournaments with Undefined Areas

• Virginia High School League (VHSL), Northern Virginia Wrestling Officials Association

(NVWOA), National Federation of State High School Associations (NFSHSA), and National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) require wrestling mats with defined areas and buffers to prevent injuries.

• Historical NVWF approaches for competitions risk injuries by wrestlers bumping into score

tables or falling onto the wooden floors.

• USA Wrestling provides NVWF clubs and the NVWF league with privileges:
• Annual charters (at no cost)
• Directors and officers liability coverage for coaches and managers
• Secondary insurance to wrestlers in good standing
• USA Wrestling is unaware of NVWF tournament procedures using undefined wrestling areas,

and NVWF risks losing USA Wrestling affiliation/charters by using undefined wrestling areas.

• NVWOA and Resilite representatives said recent court cases resulted in greater restrictions
• n tournament procedures for high school competitions including but not limited to required

buffers between mat circle edges and walls.

• A case in North Carolina involved a wrestler severely injured when bumping into the wall just outside the circle.

NVWF Managers and Coaches will be required to Sign Liability Acknowledgement Stating that Tournament Facilities and Equipment are Deemed Safe for Competitions

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Board Directions

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Introduction

• At the September 2019 NVWF Fall Meeting, the Board of Directors (comprised of

representatives from active clubs deemed to be in good standing) voted in agreement to set aside $66,000 to procure wrestling mats with defined circles along with supporting logistics for two competition sites.

• Committee was established and volunteers identified to conduct research, develop

plans, and begin negotiations for the aforementioned purposes. Volunteers agree as long as NVWF acted in good faith to follow-through commitments to purchase mats and logistics so that volunteer time was not waisted otherwise. The effort was considered to be extensive in terms of hours required to work through the details.

• Extensive time and energy was spent resulting in the identification of three viable

sources for wrestling mats, several viable sources for enclosed trailers, market research for accessories, and negotiations with NVWOA adult referees regarding mat designs.

• As of June 2020, enough information has been collected to adequately construct
• ptions and make decisions. Three parts are identified as independent conversation

items for consideration and decision. The Three Parts:

• Part I – Capital investments and startup costs
• Part II – Annual NVWF registration fees, referee approaches and costs, club host fees,

and additional money making opportunities for host clubs (for towing and load/unload)

• Part III – Logistics, trailer parking, transportation/towing options, load/unload options

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Traditional Layout Style

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Traditional Layout for an NVWF Tournament

• NVWF historically used large 3-section Resilite mats typically available at high schools in a configuration or

pattern seen above with 2 mats (6 sections) plus two additional sections of a 3-section Resilite mat

• Note that high schools are moving toward one 3-section Resilite mat plus one 7-section light mat
• Wrestlers wrestle on areas without pre-defined space or circles

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Traditional Layout for an NVWF Tournament

Heavy-weight Resilite mats squeezed in between 6-foot wide light-weight section mats as buffers NVWF Tournament at Woodgrove on December 14, 2014

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12’

NVWF Holiday Open Tournament

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Similar Layouts - NVWF Holiday Open Tournament – December 2018

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• Adult referees were hired to support this tournament for NVWF in December 2018
• This was an open individual style event for any youth in the VA, MD, WV, PA area to enter
• Loudoun County’s Rockridge High School fit eight mats wall to wall with adjoining circles
• Rear bleachers were partially open while the front bleachers were open all the way

Dec 2018 NVWF Holiday Open – Showing Mat Transport

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• NVWF used a 28-foot U-Haul truck to transport four

7-section regulation size mats thereby setting precedence

• Some mats were stacked on top
• Mats specs are: 120 lbs, 36” diameter, 6-foot tall
• Note that mat rolls become elongated when squeezed
• Note that Resilte reps said diameters are actually <32”
• Truck specs were:
• Height – 6’10” at door entrance (8-feet in middle)
• Length – 23’5”
• Width – 7’9”

Proposed New Layout Options and Logistics

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Proposed Mat Style Purchases – Light Weight Mat Rolls

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W A L L

Front Bleachers – 50% Open

W A L L

Hallway Out Doors Layout #8B – Thin Isle – Pending Available Space

Doors to Hall Doors to Hall

Rear Bleachers – 50% Open

W A L L W A L L

Doors to Hall

Referees Head Table

~ 12’ Coaches and Table Workers 6’

Trainers

126’

Wooden Floor

Front Bleachers – 50% Open Hallway Out Doors Layout #7A – Wide Isle – Pending Available Space

Doors to Hall Doors to Hall

Rear Bleachers – 50% Open

W A L L W A L L

Doors to Hall

W A L L W A L L Head Table Trainers

6’

Referees

Buffers desired if gym space allows

~ 12’

126’

Ensure adequate space between mats and bleachers

Wooden Floor Wooden Floor

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Two 24-foot Trailers- Each Containing – 5-section HS mats and 19-section youth mats

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Front of Trailer

B B B 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 One Site Comprised of: Four custom youth mats 24-foot circles plus three buffers, plus five regulation size mat sections Interior height ~ 7’ 6”

Eagle Alley Gym Facility

Eagle Alley Gym has space to park trailers

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Overall Summary of Investments, Fees, and Logistics

• NVWF Board of Directors voted at September 2019 Board meeting in agreement to

pursue strategies to purchase wrestling mats with defined wrestling areas

• Multiple options were evaluated b/w Sep 2019 and June 2020
• Preferred option for consideration is outlined as follows for grand total less than $70,000
• Purchase 10 light weight roll up wrestling mats from Resilite ~ $45,000
• Purchase accessories for mats ~ $4,000
• Purchase ancillary items for trailers ~ $3,500
• Purchase two enclosed cargo trailers (internal dimensions 24’ x 8.5’ x 7.5’) ~ $17,000
• Parking trailers at Eagle Alley Gym in Manassas w/ annual costs ~ $500/yr
• Annual NVWF registration fee increases ~ $40 includes:
• Proposed option results in fee increase per registrant ~$32-34
• Proposed additional fee increase per registrant for NVWF strategic plans ~ $6.00 - 8.00
• Mat transportation options
• Moving company (hired on contract)
• Host clubs towing (hired by contract)
• Designated persons (hired by contract)

33 Extra: Resi-Lock “tapeless” ~ $7,364 Dollamur Flex-Connect ~ $6,840

Referee Options

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Adult Referees Used Full Time, Half Time, or Part Time

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Northern VA Wrestling Officials Association (NVWOA) Adult Referees Options Include:

• Mentor-protégé with one adult referee per mat as oversight of HS kid referees
• Excluding season end finals where only high quality HS kid referees would be present

875 750 500 2640 200

Dates Days

Tournament Venue Locations

7 Adult Referees Mentor-Protégé Oversight of High School Kids Host Fees 12 HS Referees, Setup, Teardown Towing Fees 12 Adult Referees Only No High School Referees Host Fees No HS Referees, Setup, Teardown 9-14 Nov M-F Club practice starts based on VHSL 16-20 Nov M-F Club practice starts based on VHSL 22-Nov Winchester Round Robin 22-Nov Kickoff Season Opener (first come first served) 26-Nov Thur Thanksgiving Camp-Clinics Tournaments 6-Dec Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 2640 200 6-Dec Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 2640 200 13-Dec Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 2640 200 13-Dec Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 2640 200 20-Dec Sunday Off weekend before XMAS 20-Dec Sunday School facility blackout period Christmas - New Years Holiday Period Camp-Clincs Tournaments 3-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 3-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 10-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 10-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 17-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 17-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 24-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 24-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 31-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-1 875 750 500 31-Jan Sunday NVWF Round Robin Tournament Site-2 875 750 500 7-Feb Sunday County Championships Site 1 2640 200 7-Feb Sunday County Championships Site 2 2640 200 14-Feb Sunday NOVA-wide elementary school championships - MORNING 2640 200 14-Feb Sunday NOVA-wide middle school championships - AFTERNOONS 2640 200 21-Feb Sunday Off weekend 21-Feb Sunday Off weekend Feb 27-28 Sat-Sun NVWF Novice Championships 750 500 750 Feb 27-28 Sat-Sun NVWF Novice Championships 750 500 750 Feb 27-28 Sat-Sun VAWA State Championships for Advanced Wrestlers Feb 27-28 Sat-Sun VAWA State Championships for Advanced Wrestlers 28-29 Nov Sat/Sun 26-31 Dec Sat-Thu

Notional Schedules

Potentially host NOVA and county-wide championships and/or open tournaments to add diversity to NVWF wrestlers 36

Host Process

• Favor high schools with large 3-mat events to leverage use of mats
• Seek/favor X-large HS gyms
• NVWOA offered to share HS schedules after compiled on October 15th
• Counties require facility-use permit requests by September
• August NVWF board meeting is a good time to compile HS schedules to satisfy county
• Draft host schedules should be near complete at the NVWF August board meeting
• Separate solicitations may be submitted to HS coaches for their schedules
• Clubs could joint-host tournaments
• Dulles Expo Center could be used as well as TOP, Sportsplex, Eagle Alley Gym, and others

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Bylaws

• Bylaws are out of date as the last revision was 2007, errors are seen in the Bylaws

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Age Division Options

NVWF Used “Histogram Leveling” for Each Age Division Last Year. Should Bantams/Midgets be combined or reduced in size.

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Age Divisions B-YR Num Num Groups Grade Start End Num Num 2005 35 9th 9/1/2004 8/31/2005 10 2006 87 8th 9/1/2005 8/31/2006 88 2007 110 7th 9/1/2006 8/31/2007 93 2008 136 6th 9/1/2007 8/31/2008 144 2009 160 5th 9/1/2008 8/31/2009 121 2010 126 4th 9/1/2009 8/31/2010 157 2011 141 3rd 9/1/2010 8/31/2011 143 2012 115 2nd 9/1/2011 8/31/2012 113 2013 108 1st 9/1/2012 8/31/2013 120 2014 51 Kind 9/1/2013 8/31/2014 80 2015 1 Pre 9/1/2014 8/31/2015 1 2016 1 Young 9/1/2015 8/31/2016 1 1071 1071 364 1071 1071 237 278 256 200 2 Group-2 Group-3 Group-4 Group-5 Group-6 246 286 256 159 2 Intermediates Juniors Midgets Bantams Younger Seniors 122 Group-1 98 BIRTH YEARS GROUPS BY GRADE Age Divisions Start End Months Num Age Divisions Start End Months Num 140 1071 140 1071 Younger 1/1/2015 8/31/2016 20 2 Bantams 8/1/2012 12/31/2014 29 209 Midgets 12/1/2010 7/31/2012 21 214 Juniors 7/1/2009 11/30/2010 16 210 Intermediates 12/1/2007 6/30/2009 19 215 SEASON 2020-2021 LEVELING Seniors 1/1/2005 11/30/2007 35 221 220 366 154 159 2 20 30 16 24 20 2/29/2009 8/31/2011 12/31/2012 12/31/2014 8/31/2016 7/1/2007 3/1/2009 9/1/2011 1/1/2013 1/1/2015 Intermediates Juniors Midgets Bantams Younger Seniors 1/1/2005 6/30/2007 30 170 SEASON 2019-2020 LEVELING

Other Topics

• Table assignments could be issued at Thanksgiving for the entire season
• Age divisions should await early registration at Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 procedures pending
• County school and Parks/Rec facility authorization
• VHSL winter sports rules
• USA Wrestling
• USA Wrestling
• Club sanctions and certificates
• Insurance and indemnifications of County Parks/Rec, County Schools
• Leader cards
• Wrestler cards
• Background checks
• Budgets
• Next meeting

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