Nova Scotia Wrestling News

Senior Drop In Night

Tribal Boxing Club along with Wrestling Nova Scotia will be hosting a U19, Junior and Senior Drop-in night at Tribal Boxing in Dartmouth.

10 Weeks Youth Wrestling

Why is wrestling good for young athletes?
Basic athletic skills, self-reliance, mental toughness, confidence, discipline, self esteem, sportsmanship, FUN!

Sport NS Awards

Congratulations to all the members of Wrestling Nova Scotia!

Nominations Open

Please be advised that the Board will be accepting nominations.

LEARN THE OLDEST FORM OF SELF DEFENCE!

Wrestling is an amazing sport to develop a youth's self esteem. Experienced coaches will teach youth how to wrestle in a fun yet disciplined setting. The purpose of the program is to introduce elementary aged youth to the sport and teach them the basics of the sport so as they get older they will have some experience and skills to compete at the high school level. The number one priority for the elementary aged wrestlers is to have fun!

Junior and Senior high school aged wrestlers are also taught the basics of wrestling with the goal to prepare them for local, regional, national or international competition. While developing strength, endurance and discipline youth develop self esteem in such a positive sport. This is also a great supplemental sport for other sports.

Wrestlers compete according to their gender, age and weight.

Wrestling Nova Scotia is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development, administration and promotion of amateur wrestling in Nova Scotia.

Parent's Guide to Youth Wrestling

Of the many sports in which your child your child can participate, Wrestling is perhaps the most misrepresented, misunderstood, and underrated.

This guide will help expose the myths and uncover the benefits wrestling has to offer, and most importantly, help parents understand how this unique sport best compliments other sports choices their child makes. Read the guide: Youth Wrestling Guide (PDF - 30 pages)

NEED FINANCIAL HELP IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE?

KidSport is a national children's program that helps kids overcome the financial barriers preventing or limiting their participation in organized sport.
Apply for assistance here: http://www.kidsportcanada.ca/nova-scotia/apply-for-assistance/

Board - Executive

Barbara Cochrane, President
(902) 885-5284 wns.president@gmail.com

Amanda Silver, Vice-President
wns.vice@gmail.com

Steve Adams, Treasurer
wns.treasurer@gmail.com

Sharon Charlton, Secretary
wns.secretary1@gmail.com

All Board Members

Conduct

CAC Code of Ethics
NCCP Code of Ethics
WCL code of conduct policy for athletes, coaches, and officials: (PDF)
NSAWA code of conduct policy for athletes, coaches, and officials: (PDF)
ByLaws of NSMWA (PDF)
Concussion-protocol.pdf (PDF)
Responsible Coaching Movement

Sanctioning Applications

Out-Of-Province Event Application
In-Province Event Application
NSAWA event hosting and sanctioning policy (PDF)

Open Letter to the Members

https://wrestling.ca/open-letter-to-members