CAMP SCHEDULE: ALL DAILY CAMP TIMES WILL BE THE SAME 10:00am to 12:30pm Lunch Break (Provided) 2:00pm to 5:00pm Cost: Athlete $125 Per-Session or $300 All Sessions Coaches $75 Per-Session or $200 All Sessions Contact Coach Cook for Team Rates 5+ Athletes   Athlete Session 1 August 7th, 8th, & 9th (Mon-Wed) Coaches Session 1 August 7th & 8th (Mon & Tue) Athlete Session 2 August 10th, 11th, & 12th (Thu-Sat) Coaches Session 2 August 10th & 11th (Thu & Fri) Athlete Session 3 August 14th, 15th, & 16th (Sun-Tue) Coaches Session 3 August 14th & 15th (Sun & Mon) August 7th-15th 2017 Choker camp #2 What to expect….. We have designed a hybrid camp to help our athletes, as well as, our coaches.  We have set this camp to cover the basic to advanced wrestling knowledge, as well as, advanced coaching techniques that will take your program to the next level.  The format we have chosen has sessions for each athletes and coaches to attend the athletes will be in three day chunks and coaches two days.  This is designed to help coaches have answers to overtraining, periodization, methodology, match strategy, goal setting and many other coaching musts!! REGISTER ONLINE AT: Wrestling Camp Registration http://ghcathletics.com/sb_output.aspx?form=16 Coaches Camp Registration http://ghcathletics.com/sb_output.aspx?form=17  Camp Director Andrew Cook 253.229.3555 andrew.cook@ghc.edu

Second Annual Choker Wrestling/Coaches Camp Combination This is a must attend event for all age and gender athletes and coaches Focus on all styles of Wrestling, Folkstyle, Freestyle, Greco-Roman, & Beach Helping advance coaches to new levels LOCATIONS: Grays Harbor College Wrestling complex 1219 S Boone St.. Aberdeen, WA 98520   OCEAN SHORES BEACH 491 WA-115 Ocean Shores, WA 98550

 
Andy Cook
Head Women's Wrestling Coach GHC Camp Director andrew.cook@ghc.edu 253.229.3555
As an athlete, Andrew is a three-time high school state champion and two time All American, making the ASICS All American Team in 1996. In freestyle and Greco roman wrestling he was a fifteen-time state champion FS/GR/FKS. He attended the University of Tennessee Chattanooga and North Idaho College achieving All Conference Honors in 1997 at 126 lbs. With his career being cut short due to injury and lifestyle, he started his coaching career in 1999.  In Andrew's eighteen years of coaching he has produced many high school state champions, Multiple three and four-time high school state champions. In freestyle and Greco roman he has coached multiple national champions All Americans and World Team Members.
Over the past few years Andrew has accumulated recognition from USA Wrestling as the Western Developmental Coach of the Year and finalist for National Coach of the Year. In 2014, he earned a spot as apprentice coach for the United States World Wrestling Team taking him to Uzbekistan, he is currently a Gold Level Coach through USAW NCEP.  Grays Harbor was a first-year program boasting 5 All American’s and two World Team Trials Placers with many more accolades to come.
Brett Pfarr
A four-time letter winner at the University of Minnesota, Brett Pfarr reached the Big Ten finals at 184 pounds as a redshirt sophomore, advancing to his first NCAA tournament. The following year, Pfarr bumped to 197 and became one of the best wrestlers in the nation, finishing third in the country with a record of 40-4, his only losses coming to wrestlers ranked in the top-four nationally. He was the first Gopher in almost a decade to win 40 matches in a season and had more major decisions in one year than any Gopher in the past 20 years (18). As a senior, Pfarr finished NCAA Runner up to Olympic Bronze Medalist and 3x NCAA Champion J’den Cox. He's also a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and a CoSIDA Academic All-American, majoring in agriculture and food business management.
 
Michael Kroells
Michael Kroells had the unenviable assignment of following a legendary heavyweight when he entered Minnesota's starting lineup, but the four-time letter winner developed his own legacy as one of the greats in Gopher history. Kroells is a two-time All-American who is expected to reach the podium yet again as a heavyweight. He's currently one of 51 multiple-time All-Americans in Gopher history, and joined a list of just 22 others as a three-time All-American this year. Kroells has routinely wrestled the most matches and the most matches against ranked opponents each of his seasons in the starting lineup, so he has faced (and defeated) many of the nation's best. He has been recognized three times as Academic All-Big Ten and is also a CoSIDA Academic All-American as he pursues his degree in aerospace engineering.
Camden Eppert
Is currently the University of Wisconsin Volunteer Assistant Coach, 2016 – Present with the team finishing 13^th in the country 2016-2017 with 2 All-Americans and a National Runner-up prior to receiving the VAC job at U of W he worked University of Wisconsin Graduate Assistant Coach, 2015 – 2016.  Since competing for Purdue Camden has been focused on his coaching career he started out at Wabash College as the Assistant Wrestling Coach in 2014 – 2015 where the team finished 3^rd in the country in 2014 – 2015 with 4 All-Americans with 2 NCAA DIII National Champions as a competitor Camden was a 4-year varsity letter winner at Purdue University (2009-2014), Two-time NCAA qualifier (2011, 2012), Four-time Big Ten Championships place winner, Three-time NWCA All-Academic, Four-time Academic All-Big Ten, 2014 Big Ten Conference Distinguished Scholar Award held a cumulative GPA of 3.52.  As a High Schooler Camden was a 2-time IN High School State Champion and a Four-time Indiana State High School State placer (2006 – 4^th 103; 2007 – 1^st 103, 2008 – 2^nd 112, 2009 – 1^st 119) Three-time USA Wrestling Junior Freestyle All-American (4^th, 5^th, 5^th) he finished 3^rd at Super 32 championships, held a cumulative GPA of 4.02, and was 2009 IN High School state wrestler of the year
Julia Salata
Current assistant coach at King University four time defending WCWA Champions as a senior in 2014-15 Salata repeated as WCWA national champion at 155 pounds, WCWA All-American...Helped King repeat as WCWA and NWCA National Dual national champions. Ended the season with a record of 23-0, going 13-0 on technical falls and 5-0 on decisions...Reached the consolation semifinals of the NYAC Bill Farrell International...Took fourth at the Dave Schultz Memorial International. 2013-14: Helped the Tornado win their first WCWA national championship and first NWCA Dual national championship...Clinched the WCWA national title for the Tornado with a 5-1 victory over Kayla Aggio of Oklahoma City to take the individual title at 155 pounds...WCWA All-American at 155 pounds...Had an overall record of 19-0, including marks of 13-0 on tech falls, 2-0 on falls and 3-0 on decisions...Only allowed four points to be scored on her all season, all in the final two bouts...Competed at 67 kilograms at the NYAC Holiday International Tournament...Reached the third consolation round of the 69 kilogram weight class at the Dave Schultz Memorial Invitational...Took third at 69 kilograms at the Grand Prix of Paris...Competed at the Lady Klippan Open at 69 kilograms...Won the 75 kilogram weight class at University Nationals...Finished third at the Las Vegas/U.S. Open at 75 kilograms.
Ruben Navejas Jr.
Current WSWA Junior National Team Coach 2x High School State Champion with a 162-7 Record, 2009 Junior National Double Finalist (FS Champ GR Runner-up), 2x Jr National FS Finalist, 2010 Greco World Duals Champion, 7x Cadet and Jr National All American, 2016 University GR Bronze Medalist, 2x Armed Forces Silver Medalist for the Marines.
 
 
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