Missouri Wrestling Association

05/01/2026

Anyone that couldn’t make it to the banquet to pick up their awards at Freestyle State. Grab them when you get there!

03/19/2026

We’d like to give a huge CONGRATULATIONS to all of the award winners and Hall of Fame recipients, as voted by member schools!!

03/05/2026

A quick reminder to all member coaches, the postseason awards form has been emailed out and is due NO LATER than tomorrow, 3/6. We need to have it completed by then so we can tabulate the results and forward them to the company making the awards.

02/12/2026

🚨🚨The politicians in Jefferson City think it’s a good idea that they run MSHSAA. It’s not in the best interest of HS sports in anyway. MSHSAA is a member run organization. Its rules and by-laws are approved by member schools. There is no one better to govern our high school sports than MSHSAA. Please click the link below, call and email your representative, and share this post. Read the email from MSHSAA below for more info.🚨🚨

While using the advocacy tool linked here is the quickest way to share your concerns about this new legislation with your lawmakers, we have heard from many of you requesting clear, concise points that you can share if you speak directly with legislators, community leaders, or other stakeholders. Below are key messages you can use when discussing this legislation.

Key Points to Share with Lawmakers

MSHSAA is governed by Missouri schools.
More than 700 public, private and charter schools voluntarily participate in MSHSAA. Member schools set and vote on the rules and policies they follow through a democratic process.

MSHSAA is not a state agency and receives no direct state funding.
MSHSAA operates as a private, not-for-profit membership organization funded through event revenue, sponsorships and activity registration fees from member schools, which are frequently paid with proceeds from ticket sales.

Membership governance keeps decisions consistent and student-focused.
Student eligibility, transfer decisions and participation questions often involve complex and highly individualized circumstances. The current structure allows those decisions to be handled through consistent, membership-adopted rules rather than shifting them into political or legislative arenas.

MSHSAA supports constructive conversations about transparency and accountability.
MSHSAA remains committed to working with lawmakers to strengthen oversight and transparency while preserving school-driven governance that provides stability for students and communities.

https://speak4.io/lp/nw01ss3o?ts=1770667796

02/12/2026

🚨🚨The State assembly is making a push to takeover MSHSAA. MSHSAA is an independent agency, governed by its member schools. The last thing we, as advocates for high school sports, want or need is the state government taking over. Please fill out the advocacy tool at the bottom, call and write your local reps, and share this post. Please read the below email we received from MSHSAA.🚨🚨

While using the advocacy tool linked here is the quickest way to share your concerns about this new legislation with your lawmakers, we have heard from many of you requesting clear, concise points that you can share if you speak directly with legislators, community leaders, or other stakeholders. Below are key messages you can use when discussing this legislation.

Key Points to Share with Lawmakers

MSHSAA is governed by Missouri schools.
More than 700 public, private and charter schools voluntarily participate in MSHSAA. Member schools set and vote on the rules and policies they follow through a democratic process.

MSHSAA is not a state agency and receives no direct state funding.
MSHSAA operates as a private, not-for-profit membership organization funded through event revenue, sponsorships and activity registration fees from member schools, which are frequently paid with proceeds from ticket sales.

Membership governance keeps decisions consistent and student-focused.
Student eligibility, transfer decisions and participation questions often involve complex and highly individualized circumstances. The current structure allows those decisions to be handled through consistent, membership-adopted rules rather than shifting them into political or legislative arenas.

MSHSAA supports constructive conversations about transparency and accountability.
MSHSAA remains committed to working with lawmakers to strengthen oversight and transparency while preserving school-driven governance that provides stability for students and communities.

If you would like additional background information on MSHSAA, we encourage you to review these resources:

https://speak4.app/lp/nw01ss3

Missouri student activities and programs have been successfully governed by member schools for 100 years. Today, more than 700...

10/02/2025

UCM is hosting Coach Mayabb for a girls camp on 10/18. Follow this link to sign up.

https://www.muleswrestling.com/girls-camp.cfm

08/19/2025

We have moved to a one day clinic. This clinic will be held on 11/1. 11/2 we will have breakfast and watch wrestling.
Please reach out with questions and look for a google form sign up in the coming weeks.

04/15/2025

Photos from the 2025 MWA Awards banquet.

04/14/2025

Congratulations to Missouri Academic All-State Athletes. These wrestlers meet the criteria set by the Missouri Wrestling Association and coaches statewide of a 3.5 cumulative GPA and a state qualifier.

Check out this Presentation designed by Everett Bradley.

04/08/2025

We look forward to seeing everyone this Sunday!