About Carolina Elite Wrestling Club
Do you have what it takes to be part of the ELITE?
Advanced Training:
The majority of CEWC advanced wrestlers came up through the CEWC program and are some of the best wrestlers in the state. These wrestlers are familiar with the rigorous training at Carolina Elite and continue to make huge improvements.
We accept advanced wrestlers who are looking to switch clubs. However, recruitment is not our main focus and most "advanced" wrestlers who come from other clubs are not accustom to the Elite level training we provide. If you feel you are ready to train at the next level, and can handle being held to a high standard, then CEWC may be the place for you.
Beginner Training:
We have introduced hundreds of athletes to the sport of wrestling and continue to help them fall in love with it. Anyone is welcome to come try a beginner practice for free to see if it's a good fit for them.
Honesty, Integrity and Respect
The Elite Coaching Staff holds all wrestlers to a standard, does not play favorites and will always do what is in the best interest of the athletes. We aim to create wrestlers that represent themselves well on and off the mat!
Prepare For Your Upcoming Season
Year-round training is the key to success when it comes to becoming a High School State Champion, Middle School County/State Champion or Club State Champion. At CEWC we offer training year-round that includes advanced technique, live wrestling and wrestling specific strength and conditioning.
Girls Wrestling
How our 501(c)(3) non-profit status benefits you…
We here the term “non-profit” thrown around a lot, but what does it mean?
By registering the club as a non-profit, that allows us to legally solicit donations in the form of money, gifts, and free/volunteer labor. With 100% transparency on our financial records, parents and donors can be rest assured their contributions are being allocated as intended.
What if the club president and/or founder resigns? What happens to all of the clubs assets?
A new club president will be elected and all of the clubs assets will remain with the club. Every non-profit organization is required to have a dissolution of assets and distribution plan (you can find CEWC’s at the NC Secretary of State’s website). The bottom line is that all money, physical assets, and everything else cannot be taken by any of the members for personal gain and must remain in the club or transferred to a similar non-profit of the board’s choosing (by vote).
