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JAGS WRESTLING 2026-2027

We focus on strength, skills, and high intensity training (as well as a little fun), designed to give each wrestler a significant head start for wrestling season.
We plan to be there for you to accomplish your goals – to be as successful as you possibly can on the mat and in life.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
“Stay Ready, So You Don’t Have to Get Ready!”

Seasons begins on NOV. 16th

Coaching staff:
Patric McGowan pmcgowan1@dcsdk12.org
Darryl McGowan dmcgowan@dcsdk12.org
Instagram: rcjagswrestling
JAGS WRESTLING 2026-2027

Preseason Practices
- Spring Open Practices
- Wednesdays 5:00-6:30pm
- 3/25 @ Legend
- 4/1 @ TBD
- 4/8 @ Chatfield
- 4/15 @ Castle View
- 4/22 @ Mountain Vista
- 4/29 @ Regis Jesuit
- 5/6 @ Rock Canyon
- Wednesdays 5:00-6:30pm
- Summer Open Practices
- @ Rock Canyon
- May 26 – November 14 2026
- Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30-8:00pm
- All Middle School and High School Wrestlers welcome
Wrestling Clubs
- Blackfoxwrestlingacademy.com – Ponderosa, Cherry Creek, Chaparral, Legend, Douglas County, Franktown
- Milehighwrestlingclub.com – Cherokee Trail High School
- Chatfieldwrestlingclub.com – Chatfield High School
- Goldeneaglewrestling.com – Thunder Ridge High School
Summer Wrestling Camps
- Rock Canyon Purler Camp – July 20-24
- Purler 28-day Camps – June 9-July 6, July 7-Aug 3, July 10-Aug 6
- Air Force Academy – June 15-19
- University of Northern Colorado – June 22-26
- CSU Pueblo – June 16-18
- Adams State – June 24-27
- Western Colorado University – June 7-10
- Colorado School of Mines – June 1-3, June 5-6, July 27-29
- Bear Cave Camp – August 3-6
We plan to be there for you to accomplish your goals – to be as successful as you possibly can on the mat and in life.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
“Stay Ready, So You Don’t Have to Get Ready!”

2026/2027 High School Season – November 16 – February 20
Coaching staff:
Patric McGowan pmcgowan1@dcsdk12.org
Darryl McGowan dmcgowan@dcsdk12.org

This camp is for wrestlers wanting to learn more. At this Purler Wrestling Clinic we follow a step by step intensive camp model. It focuses on mastering the high-success moves for the NEUTRAL, TOP, BOTTOM positions.
- Targeted for wrestlers who desire to prepare for their best season yet!
- Led by Purler Wrestling Academy coaches.
- Drill intensive camp model guarantees full mastery.
Dates: July 20 – 24 2026 9:30am-3:15pm
Ages: 6th grade to 12th grade
Location: Rock Canyon High School
5810 McArthur Ranch Road
LIttleton, CO 80124
Lunch included!
Cost: $360/wrestler
Sibling Cost: $280
Pay on MySchoolBucks
Questions: pmcgowan1@dcsdk12.org
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This Week
- Lift weights and run. The next season has already begun.
Why Wrestling
- Foundation sport – Wrestling is the perfect foundation for all other sports. Wrestling develops and improves an athlete’s balance, agility, hand-eye coordination, flexibility, explosiveness, speed, strength, body awareness, footwork, core strength, concentration, and mental toughness. Wrestling will make you better at all other sports.
- Self-defense – Wrestling is the base discipline of MMA. Wrestlers know how to defend themselves and neutralize threats quickly. Wrestling is about controlling your opponent. Wrestling is the special ops training of sports that will not only test your limits, but push them.
- Exercise – Wrestling is the most physical sport. It develops strength, power, and endurance.
- Teamwork – As iron sharpens iron, one man sharpens another. To succeed you must surround yourself with others who want to succeed. Be willing to be pushed by others as well as push others to success.
- Confidence – Wrestling teaches hard work, self-improvement, sense of accomplishment, team camaraderie, and self-defense. These promote self-worth, self-respect, and self-confidence.
- Growth – In wrestling there is no one to block for you or to pass to or sub in for you. There is no one to blame but yourself. Your weaknesses will be exposed. Hard work and discipline are the keys to overcoming your weaknesses leading to success measured not by wins and losses but growth. Each day you decide to become better than you were yesterday. There is no winning and losing; there is only learning.
- Discipline – It’s the repetition of drills, hard work, and continually doing the best thing instead of the easiest thing. Wrestling requires postponing instant “wants” and “gratifications” to gain something more valuable long term. It takes discipline and focus to reach your goals.
- Toughness – Wrestling is a physical, contact sport. You will sweat. You will cry. You will bleed. You will get hurt. But can you persevere through it? Physical and mental toughness go hand in hand. You learn that pain and struggle are part of the process of doing great things. You will come to know that you are stronger than you think you are.
- Passion – The sport of wrestling is the ultimate competition where two individuals take their individual strengths and weaknesses and match them up against each other. It is a battle of strength, wits, technique, speed, agility, flexibility, and toughness. But ultimately it comes down to who wants it more. How badly do you want to succeed?
- Success in life – Wrestling teaches what it takes to be successful in life: goal setting, hard work, determination, focus, overcoming fear, confidence, coachability, toughness, discipline, creativity, teamwork, and accountability. It provides the life lessons and skill sets that go beyond the wrestling mat and endure for life.