Schedule as follows:
June 24th - Starts at 3:00 - Clovis Wrestlers to report at 1:00
June 25th - Starts at 9:00 - Clovis Wrestlers to report at 8:00
Looking for donations for snack bar. Need Powerade & Water. Let me know if you are able to bring something!
Thank you!
Cindy McAlester
Cougar Parent Wrestling - 289-4351
Clovis High School is the winningest wrestling program in the state of California with 11 State Championships and 25 Top 5 State Team Finishes. This blog is dedicated to all things Clovis Wrestling - training, results, schedule, fundraising, etc. You can find more information on Clovis Wrestling at Facebook: "Clovis Wrestling" and Twitter: "@ClovisWrestling".
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Sunday, May 29, 2011
2011 CA Dream Team Picture
Sunday, May 15, 2011
2011 Awards Banquet
All are welcome. Don't miss out!
Friday, May 20th
Clovis High School Cafeteria
6:00-8:00pm
Agenda
Friday, May 20th
Clovis High School Cafeteria
6:00-8:00pm
Agenda
- Food
- 2011 Highlight Video
- Awards & Honors
- Summer Plans
- 2012 Preview & Update
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Clovis High Wrestling Coach earns top national honor

Clovis High wrestling coach earns top national honor
Posted at 01:02 PM on Tuesday, May. 10, 2011
By Nick Giannandrea / The Fresno Bee
National High School Coach of the Year Steve Tirapelle of Clovis High pointed to a rare wrestling tournament that the Cougars didn't win for setting the stage for the honor.
The Cougars' fourth-place finish at the Cheesehead Invitational in Kaukauna, Wis., helped garner attention for a program that would win 10 tournaments, – including the CIF State Championship with the second-most points scored in the event's 39-year history.
That led to a No. 7 final national ranking for Clovis by theopenmat.com and prompted the website to name Tirapelle its Coach of the Year.
"The West Coast in general gets overlooked," Tirapelle said. "We're out here, and we usually don't compete against the East Coast and the Midwest. It kind of leaves you out there in limbo, where you are not seen other than wrestling yourselves."
"So making the trip to Wisconsin really helped. They saw that wrestling out in California is pretty good. We're right up there with some of the best wrestling in the nation."
Steve Tirapelle
The website noted that Tirapelle's coaching prowess helped elevate the Cougars past defending champion Bakersfield – a team that returned almost its entire lineup – at four common tournaments last season, including the state championships.
In addition to its 10 tournament titles, Clovis had an undefeated record in dual meets and produced a record 14 state qualifiers, seven of whom earned medals, including champions Daniel Gaytan (119 pounds) and Nick Nevills (285).
"We've been pretty fortunate this year," Tirapelle said. "To be recognized with the elite programs out there is very rewarding for the coaching staff, the kids, the school and the school district."
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