Hello Coaches,

We’ve reached our first mile-stone! 38 teams have committed to attend Titan Team Camp so far. We cap off each session at 34 teams so this means I need to start confirming which session everyone is attending and also if you haven’t signed up for the camp and want to, this is a great time to do so. Please let me know if you plan on attending or if you have committed already, let us know which session you want.

Confirmed Clinicians:

Dan Hicks- Head coach and 2X NCAA Champion

Mark Munoz- NCAA Champ

Derek Moore- NCAA Champ

Nathan Morgan- 3X NCAA All-American

CSUF Wrestlers as camp counselors

Session I:                                  July 6-10      (2:30pm-8:30pm)

Session II:                                 July 11-15    (2:30pm-8:30pm)

Womens’ Clinic:                        July 11-15    (9:00am- 2:00pm)  $160

Individual and Kids Camp:        July 6-10      (9:00am-2:00pm)   $160

Team Camp Sign up   Committed teams so far: (38)

Session I

1. Westminster Deposit Paid

2. Savanna

3. Yorba Linda

4. Sunny Hills

5. La Mirada deposit paid $250

6. Aliso Niguel

7. El Toro

Session II

1. Capo Valley  $250 deposit paid

2. San Clemente

3. Centennial Bakersfield

4. Santa Ynez

5. Hilltop

6. Roseda

7. El Dorado

8. Citrus Hill

9. Martin Luther King-Riverside

10. Escondido deposit paid $250

11. Laguna Hills

12. Rancho Buena Vista

13. Selma

Undecided on session

1. Servite

2. Tesoro

3. Western

4. Troy

5. Dana Hills

6. Brea Olinda

7. Villa Park

8. La Habra

9. La Serna

10. El Modena

11. Marina

12. Esperanza

13. Temescal Canyon deposit pd $250

14. Valley- Las Vegas

15. Norwalk deposit paid $250

16. Cypress

17. South Hills

18. San Pasqual

We have reached the goal for this current year of $70,000.

We are currently working on the $200,000 goal to cover next year which we need to raise by May 1st.

40 teams have said they are planning on coming to our team camp. We have a goal of 68 teams. The team camp is a major renewable resource and has potential to bring in $80,000 towards our scholarship budget. Let local coaches know to come to the team camp in July.

Our 5 year pledge drive brought n $230,000 pledged over 5 years.

We have some more work to do but look like we are well on our way to getting it done.

Thank you for all your support.

Dan Hicks

1990-1991 Titans

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Update on Fund raising efforts:

We have reached the goal for this current year of $70,000.

We are currently working on the $200,000 goal to cover next year which we need to raise by May 1st.

40 teams have said they are planning on coming to our team camp. We have a goal of 68 teams. The team camp is a major renewable resource and has potential to bring in $80,000 towards our scholarship budget. Let local coaches know to come to the team camp in July.

Our 5 year pledge drive brought n $230,000 pledged over 5 years.

We have some more work to do but look like we are well on our way to getting it done.

Thank you for all your support.

Dan Hicks

Manheim, PA - The National Wrestling Coaches Association has awarded its 44th Annual All-Star Classic to Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Wrestling Club. The event comes to California for the first time and will be held on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 2 p.m in Titan Gym.

The event will serve as a major fundraiser for the Titan wrestling program, which must fund itself due to reduced state support of the CSU system.

“Bringing the NWCA All-Star Classic to the state of California is great for the state in many ways,” said CSF Head Coach Dan Hicks. “It is an honor to hold this event at Cal State Fullerton. We already had a great start on our fundraising, but this event is going to help us gain even better momentum.”

The All-Star Classic pits the top collegiate wrestlers from around the nation in a showcase of the 10 collegiate weight brackets and often the event is a preview of the ensuing season’s NCAA finals. Several additional bouts involving local wrestlers will be included.

Titan Gym has a seating capacity of about 4,000. Two year’s ago the event was in Eugene, Oregon, drawing about 6,000 fans. The event comes one day after the Fullerton Open Wrestling Tournament which annually draws several hundred competitors.

California has more than 26,000 wrestlers at the high school level including men and women. The lineup of wrestlers will include returning national champions and All-Americans and be announced in October. Fullerton heavyweight Wade Sauer competed a few years ago.