Saturday, November 23rd- The Mentor Lake Catholic Fall Open
Saturday, November 23rd- The Tiffin Fall Open
Sunday, November 24th- The WRWOA Referee Classic
Sunday, November 24th- The WRWOA Girls Open
Sunday, November 24th - The Hilliard Darby Fall Open
Sunday, November 24th - The Toledo St. Francis De Sales Fall Open
Sunday, November 24th - The Smithville Fall Open
Friday, November 29th- The Lakewood Black Friday Open
Sunday, December 1st- The Boardman Battle for the Belt
Sunday, December 1st - The Urbana Youth Open
Saturday, December 7th - The Toledo Youth Open
Saturday, December 7th - The Toledo Girls Open
Saturday, December 7th - The Spire Trophy Tournament
Saturday, December 7th- The Bay Battle for the Belt
Sunday, December 8th- The Ashland Fall Open
Sunday, December 8th- The Ashland Girls Open
Sunday, December 8th- The Linsly (WV) Youth Open
Saturday, December 14th- The Wooster King of the Ring
Sunday, December 15th- The Bellevue Big Red Machine Youth Open
Sunday, December 15th- The Bellevue Big Red Machine Girls Open
Sunday, December 15th- The Worthington Kilbourne Youth Open
Sunday, December 15th- The Clear Fork Youth Open
Saturday, December 21st- The Barberton Battle for the Belt
Saturday, December 21st- The Barberton Girls Open
Saturday, December 21st- The Pittsburgh King of the Ring
Sunday, December 22nd – The New Albany Youth Open
Sunday, December 22nd- The Washington Youth Open
Sunday, December 22nd- The Washington Girls Open
Saturday, December 28th - The Madison Battle for the Belt
Saturday, December 28th- The Canfield King of Ring
Saturday, December 28th- The Canfield Girls Open
Saturday, December 28th- The Bucyrus Trophy Tournament
Sunday, December 29th- The Canton South Youth Open
Sunday, December 29th- The Canton South Girls Open
Tuesday, December 31st- The Wooster New Year’s Eve Trophy Tournament
Saturday, January 4th- The Walsh Youth Ironman Open
Sunday, January 5th- The Wellington Youth Open
Sunday, January 5th- The Ontario Battle for the Belt (tentative)
Saturday, January 11th- The Oberlin Youth Open
Saturday, January 11th - The Fairless Youth Open
Sunday, January 12th - The Toledo Trophy Tournament
Sunday, January 12th- The Pittsburgh Battle for the Belt
Saturday- January 18th- Penn-Ohio Border Brawl Battle for the Belt -at Canfield Fairgrounds
Saturday, January 18th- The Midview Youth Open
Sunday, January 19th- The Willard Battle for the Belt
Sunday, January 19th - The Ashland Youth Open
Sunday, January 19th - The Cambridge Springs Youth Open
Saturday, January 25th- The Wooster Battle for the Belt
Saturday, January 25th- The Grand Valley Youth Open
Sunday, January 26th- The Galion Youth Open
Sunday, January 26th - Seneca East Youth Open
Sunday, January 26th- The Centerburg Youth Open
Saturday, February 1st- The Watkins Youth Open
Sunday, February 2nd- The Bucyrus King of the Ring
Sunday, February 2nd- The Columbus Battle for the Belt
Saturday, February 8th- The Conneaut King of the Ring
Sunday, February 9th- The Margaretta Youth Open
Sunday, February 9th – The Johnstown Monroe Youth Open
Sunday, February 9th- The Sharon Tiger Youth Open
Saturday, February 15th- The Odd Age State Championship at Wooster Fairgrounds
Sunday, February 16th- The Van Buren Youth Open (tentative)
Sunday, February 16th – Westerville South Youth Open
Sunday, February 23rd-The Sandusky Battle at the Bay Youth Open
Sunday, February 23rd- The Berkshire Youth Open
Saturday, March 1st- The Columbus King of the Ring (tentative)
Sunday, March 2nd- The Wooster Spring Open
Sunday, March 2nd- The Wellington Spring Open
Sunday, March 2nd- The Chardon Spring Open
Sunday, March 9th- The OhioQuest State Championships
Sunday, March 16th- The Longwood Spring Open
Sunday, March 16th- The Canfield Spring Open
Saturday, April 12th - The Madison Spring Open
Since the dawn of the sport, the open wrestling tournament has been something of a mixed blessing for the wrestling community. On one hand it represented a great opportunity for wrestlers to develop their skills- on the other hand, usually run by completely "Novice" crews it often turned into a complete disaster. We've all seen and heard the horror stories- tournaments that lasted until 10 p.m. at night, ridiculously compiled brackets, events that started hours late and were marked by complete chaos.
Enter OhioQuest Wrestling. Having run nearly 1000 tournaments in 18 years, we have the system down cold. We will always respect your time and make sure you get the mat time you are looking for. We run with precision- hitting our marks for our start times like clockwork, and we run FAST. Gone are the ten hour marathons. Expect to complete your wrestler's bracket in 90 minutes. We assume that you have other things to do besides be in a gym all day!
If you are interested in hosting a tournament anywhere in Ohio, do not hesitate to reach out to us. We will handle virtually all aspects of the event, making it easy for your school. Contact us at wrestlingquest@gmail.com to receive more information.
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