Schedule
Day-by-day timeline for The Supreme Gladiator: doors open, opening ceremony, duals and individual competition blocks.
Wrestling Schedule
Each day begins with a warm-up window, followed by the opening ceremony. Duals and individuals run in separate blocks across the weekend.
Friday
| 7:30am – 8:40am | Doors open / warm up |
| 8:45am | Opening ceremony |
| 9:00am – 5:00pm | Duals — *8u, *10u, *12u, *15u, *Girls K-8 |
Saturday
| 7:30am – 8:40am | Doors open / warm up |
| 8:45am | Opening ceremony |
| 9:00am – 6:00pm | Duals |
| After duals | Individuals begin |
Sunday
| 7:30am – 8:40am | Doors open / warm up |
| 8:45am | Opening ceremony |
| Until completion (expected 3pm) | Individuals |
Before you arrive
Weigh-ins are done in a singlet, and one weigh-in counts for the whole weekend. A $20 re-bracketing fee applies if a wrestler does not make their registered weight.
- Admission is sold only at the event: $20 for 1-day general spectator admission, or the $50 weekend/coach band covering Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
- Kids 7 and under are free.
- Each dual team receives three wristbands: two for coaches and one for table help on the day of the duals.
The Supreme Gladiator tournament weekend is organized around a clear, carefully timed daily rhythm, so wrestlers and families can plan their arrival with confidence. Each competition day opens with a warm-up window at the venue, followed by a formal opening ceremony and then the first contest blocks. Because the schedule follows the same dependable pattern from one day to the next, attendees quickly learn the pace of the weekend and know where they need to be well before their division is called.
The core of the competition is built around wrestling duals, where teams square off across a range of age divisions and weight classes, including dedicated girls divisions for younger competitors. Individual brackets follow the dual meets, allowing wrestlers to continue competing across the remainder of the weekend and pursue placement finishes in their own weight class. The structure keeps the tournament flowing naturally from team competition into singles competition without requiring athletes to relearn the format.
Weight-ins are handled with a practical simplicity that reflects the tournament's overall approach. Wrestlers step on the scale in a singlet, and the result holds for the entire weekend rather than being repeated each session. A modest re-bracketing fee applies to anyone who does not arrive at the registered weight, which keeps the brackets fair and the divisions true to the registration process. Planning ahead therefore makes a noticeable difference to how smoothly a wrestler moves through the weekend.
Beyond the mat, the Supreme Gladiator event is designed to feel welcoming and uncomplicated for spectators as well. Organizers provide guidance on admission, schedule details, and general etiquette, and the day's timeline makes it easy to arrive early, catch a ceremony, and watch a full slate of matches in comfortable order. A clean, understated presentation keeps attention on the wrestling itself, with the surrounding atmosphere serving as a calm backdrop to the competition.
Frequent questions about divisions, rules, guidelines, and awards are answered openly so that wrestlers, coaches, and families can arrive informed and prepared. Clear expectations around conduct and competition standards contribute to a respectful, focused environment for athletes of every age and skill level. The result is a weekend tournament that values clarity, consistency, and sportsmanship, and that treats every participant as part of the larger Supreme Gladiator community.