HEAD COACH
RANDY McLEMORE
Coach Randy is going on eight years now with CCWC. He had held the practices the Rec Center in Lago Vista for the past five years. His wrestlers come as far as Marble Falls, Lago Vista, Leander, Cedar Park, and Round Rock. He stresses the importance of learning the fundamentals of wrestling at his club. Once the wrestler has some experience and expresses an interest in advancing their technical skills he enjoys showing them a variety of pinning combinations. He started coaching with Scott Norton, founder of CCWC in downtown Austin at the School for the Deaf and Crockett High School. Many of those youth wrestlers are now in high school or college. His favorite saying during wrestling season..."There isn't a horse that can't be rode or a man that can't be thrown." Translation: Always believe in yourself and your ability but not so much that you overlook your opponent. If you have questions - email the coach! coach@capcitywrestling.com
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JASON JEWETT
This is Jason's 4th year with CCWC as a coach. He wrestled at Anderson High School in Austin and is passing the tradition to his two boys, Joshua and Devin and his daughter, Jordynn. His dedication to this team and this sport has been amazing! He generally works with the younger wrestlers getting them started on the fundamentals of wrestling. He devises games to keep it fun. "I cannot express how much I feel wrestling impacts the character of the young people that participate. They stand alone on the mat. No one there to help, no one to blame for their failure. Likewise, the success is all theirs. They know it was their hard work that earned the victory. The coaches can only point in the direction of victory."
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CARLOS VEGA
We welcome Carlos to our family of wrestling bulldogs this year. He has been in the sports training/ fitness business for 7 years now. He provides a progressive, fun, yet disciplined atmosphere for all to learn. After graduating from Gibsonburg High School, Gibsonburg, Ohio, he attended Ohio State University. After which, he was in the United States Air Force for 10 years. Carlos was Head Sports Trainer at the Springs Fitness & Sports Training Center prior to opening CoreSpeed101. He has trained athletes in ages ranging from 7 to adult, in sports varying from Football, Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Wrestling, Soccer, Volleyball, Track, Cross Country ,Swimming and Lacrosse.
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JOE REASBECK Joe joins our coaching staff this season. He will offer a wealth of knowledge through his experience and excitement for this sport. He grew up wrestling in a small town in Northern Wisconsin. He went on to wrestle at the University of Minnesota and later trained for the 1996 Olympics in Greco-Roman wrestling. A series of injuries forced retirement. Joe began working in production in Southern California, eventually writing the movie NearFall.
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SCOTT ZUFELT
Coach Zufelt joins us again for his 4th year along with his two boys, Scott and Zach. He is a two time Colorado State Jujitsu Champion, 1998 U.S. National Jujitstu Championship's Silver Medalist, 2005 Pancrase North American Submission Grappling Silver Medalist with a Submission Grappling record of 77-6-2, and Heavyweight MMA record 3-2. He encourages these kids win or lose when they come off the mat always ready to tell them what they did good and what they can work on to get better.
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COACH SCOTT NORTON Scott, the founder of CCWC, joins us again this year. He has watched his oldest compete through high school and graduate from Austin-Bowie this past spring and is getting ready for his younger boys to become bulldog wrestlers! We are excited to have him back and know that his wrestlers will be the best conditioned athletes to step on the mat! (left top row)
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All of our coaches have met the requirements set forth by USA Wrestling to obtain their coaching certification and are current members of TX USA Wrestling. If you have any questions regarding any of our coaches please contact: Head Coach - Randy McLemore Team Manager - Debbie McLemore
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Coach John Hagel who was instrumental in introducing wrestling to the Austin Independent school district has continued to work with Capital City Wrestling and other area clubs to help keep the sport growing in this area. His direct approach to coaching and his wealth of knowledge of this sport is respected by many youth wrestlers. He has helped take many "to the next level" of wrestling. We are honored to induct Coach Hagel into the Bulldog Hall of Fame - 2008!
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Levi McLemore was introduced to Capital City Wrestling Club in 2001 by his father and now head coach, Randy McLemore. His tenacity for the sport and competitive spirit throughout the past 7 years has provided him with the opportunity to fill his room with a lot of hardware! But, as he has matured in the sport, he is more satisfied with feeling of having his hand raised at the end of the match. He will move forward competing in High School next year as a freshman and looks forward to taking all the support and knowledge his coaches have given him. We are proud to induct Levi McLemore into the Bulldog Hall of Fame - 2008!
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Lucky Torres was one of our original seven when Capital City began practicing in Lago Vista five years ago. He has become one of the family and looked up to by many of the younger wrestlers. Coach Randy has enjoyed watching him mature as a young man and as a wrestler. This past season he showed a passion for wrestling and has decided to make a commitment to continue with this sport into High School. We look forward to watching him continue to be a wrestler to look out for on the mat. We are proud to induct Lucky Torres into the Bulldog Hall of Fame - 2008!
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