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Source: Phelps County Focus

Rolla Wrestling Club The Rolla Wrestling Club has earned national recognition after being named one of the 100 largest wrestling clubs in the United States by USA Wrestling at the conclusion of the 2026 membership season on Aug. 31. The club recently received a commemorative banner acknowledging its achievement, placing the organization among the nation’s largest wrestling programs. Of the more than 6,000 chartered wrestling clubs and approximately 397,000 members across the country, the Rolla Wrestling Club ranked within the top 2% of clubs based on membership. The club started in January of 1982 at the request of three athletes who wanted to compete in the sport of wrestling and the Rolla Wrestling Club was born. This recognition reflects the continued growth of youth wrestling in Rolla and the surrounding communities, as well as the dedication of the club’s athletes, coaches, volunteers, and families.

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