Located in Incline Village, Nevada, on the shores of beautiful north lake Tahoe, the Incline Kids Wrestling Center will be the newest addition to the campus of Incline Middle School. The training center will provide student-athletes, instructors, coaches, and visitors alike with a world class space for year-round learning in the sport of wrestling. The training center will be the centerpiece of our team's efforts to develop a sustainable and vibrant youth development program.

The training center is a cooperative effort between the Incline Kids Wrestling Club (IKWC) acting as the primary fundraiser and the Washoe County School District (WCSD). Once constructed, IKWC will donate the building to the WCSD under a joint-use facility agreement. During regular school hours the center will be available to Incline Middle School and after hours to IKWC.

Key elements of the training center include:

• an additional learning area for use by IMS students

• an indoor activity area for use by students during inclement weather
  
  
• presentation space for visiting clinicians and educators
  
  
• an area which serves to host annual camps and activities
  
  
• planned storage areas for the IMS P.E. Dept.
  
  
• an avenue for businesses, fans, and former athletes to recieve exposure by supporting tomorrow's champions, today.

For over ten years, Incline Kids has demonstrated its commitment toward the youth of our community. We welcome you to partner with us as we grow and continue to touch lives in a positive way through the sport of wrestling.

Fund raising is currently under way!

All funds for the project design and construction will be privately raised by IKWC, while the WCSD will provide the operations and maintenance funds for the building once completed.

Throughout the design process, the ideals of sustainability, public accessibility, and student activity will be emphasized in the center in order to create a gethering place for student-athletes as well as visitors.

Project Highlights:

• A central community recreational space in North Lake Tahoe
  
  
• Year-round opportunities and facility use
  
  
• Sustainable "green" design strategies for architecture and landscaping
  
  
• Energy conservation components
  
  
• Natural resource conservation

Throughout history, wrestlers have been leaders in the arts, in govenment, in the sciences and in every contributing facet of our community. The construction of the training center will serve to assist countless more young persons in becoming the mentors of today and the leaders of tommorrow.

To learn more about how you can help or to make a direct financial contribution toward the construction of the training center, please contact Incline Kids:

We are looking forward to working working with you. Thank you.