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Questions & Answers

Practical answers about registration, divisions, weigh-ins, and attending Supreme Tournaments.

Welcome to the questions and answers section of Supreme Tournaments, where practical information helps competitors prepare with confidence. Many first-time wrestlers arrive with the same curiosity about how registration works, what to bring, and what happens on the day. This area gathers straightforward answers to those recurring concerns, so you can understand the process before committing to an entry. The tone here is deliberately plain and useful, reflecting the clean, document-like simplicity of the rest of the site. If you are still unsure about something, reading through these responses is the best place to start.

Registration is the starting point for every participant, and the details of that process are outlined clearly so there is little ambiguity. Competitors typically review the divisions available, confirm their eligibility, and provide the information needed to secure a place in the event. Weigh-ins and the schedule are also covered, because knowing when and where to appear is essential for a smooth arrival. The answers describe the general sequence of steps rather than promising specific outcomes, keeping expectations realistic and helping you plan your own travel and preparation accordingly.

Divisions exist so that wrestlers of similar size and experience meet one another on equal footing, and questions about how they are organised are answered here. Alongside division details, the section addresses admission for spectators, the venues involved, and the general atmosphere surrounding a tournament weekend. Guidance on rules and guidelines clarifies the standards that keep competition fair and safe, while information about hosting, hotels, and local needs assists those travelling from further afield. Awards, too, are touched on, so participants understand what they are competing for beyond personal satisfaction.

Familiarity with the rules and guidelines of a wrestling tournament prevents misunderstandings once the whistle sounds, and the answers provided here summarise what competitors should expect from officials and fellow athletes. Questions about the schedule, weigh-in timing, and required equipment are common and are resolved in plain language without unnecessary detail. For anyone arriving to watch, information on admission and viewing arrangements makes attending a day of grappling straightforward. Finally, enquiries beyond what is covered can be directed through the site's contact channels, ensuring that every remaining question has a route to an answer.

Frequently asked questions

How do I register?

Registration is handled for both duals and individual wrestling. Follow the Tournament Registration instructions to select a weight class and complete payment.

Which age divisions are offered?

Divisions include 8U, 10U, 12U, 15U, High School Boys and Girls, Men’s 35U, Men’s 35+, and Women’s Open.

What should I know about weigh-ins?

Wrestlers must weigh in wearing a singlet. One weigh-in counts for the entire weekend. If a wrestler does not make the registered weight, a $20 re-bracketing fee applies.

See the complete Weigh-in Procedures.

How much does admission cost?

  • General spectator admission for one day: $20.
  • Weekend/coach band for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: $50.
  • Kids 7 and under: free.

Each dual team receives three wristbands: two for coaches and one for table help on the day of the duals.

When are doors open and competition held?

Doors open at 7:30am and the opening ceremony begins at 8:45am each day. Friday duals run from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Saturday duals run from 9:00am to 6:00pm, with individuals beginning afterward. Sunday individuals continue until completion, expected around 3pm.

Review the wrestling schedule for the full timeline.

Where can teams and families stay?

Recommended accommodation options and reservation details are listed on the Hotels page.

Where can teams post openings?

The Community forum provides space for team openings, including wrestler names, ages, grades, weights, and contact information. Registration is required to post.