Brawley Gladiators
Youth wrestling for kids through middle school, built on toughness, discipline, and coachability — on the mat and off it. Club wrestling runs through 8th grade; we work closely with the Brawley High School coaches to get your kid ready for the high school room. New wrestlers of every experience level are always welcome.
Join the Gladiators
Get the USA Wrestling card, then register your family with the club. You'll sign in first so we can keep your wrestlers with your account. Once a coach approves, you'll finish on USA Wrestling — nothing to pay the club until then.
- Required for every wrestler, every season (Sept 1 – Aug 31)
- Create a free account at usawmembership.com and add your wrestler
- Buy the Athlete Membership — youth cards run about $45–$50, set at checkout
- Write down the USAW ID (a 10-digit number on the card) — you'll enter it in step 2
- No card, no mat — keep it on your phone
- One registration per family — add every wrestler
- Parent or guardian contact, plus a second parent if you'd like (we'll send them an invite)
- Each wrestler: USAW ID or a photo of the card, and a birth certificate (or bring it to the first practice)
- Takes about 5 minutes — nothing to pay yet
Not sure yet? Come to a practice first — no card or fee needed to watch. Questions: (760) 235-8970.
Youth fundamentals and middle school for boys and girls — plus the pathway to the Brawley High team. Find the right group for your wrestler.
Book an hour on the mat with a Brawley High School wrestler. 100% of your gift goes to the high school wrestling club.
Meet the coaching staff and see the standards every Gladiator trains to.
Lessons to work at home in the order we teach them — foundations first — with videos and checkmarks to track what your wrestler has down.
Gladiators compete across Southern California as a member club of the San Diego Imperial Counties Kids Wrestling Association — and train all week to earn it.
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Give, grab team merch, or show up to a fundraiser — mats, travel, and gear all cost more than dues alone cover, and every dollar stays with the wrestlers.