Little E-Hawk Wrestling Club

06/01/2026

🚨 Summer Slam Wrestling Reminder 🚨

Summer Slam begins tomorrow!

📍 LEWC Wrestling Room
⏰ 8:30–9:30 AM

Open to wrestlers entering grades 2–12. Please remember to bring your $50 registration fee to your first session if you have not already paid.

We're excited to get started and look forward to a great summer of wrestling, learning, and competition. See you on the mat! 🤼💪

Here is the link to sign up:

Dear Parents, We are excited to offer Summer Slam, a Summer Wrestling Program for our boys and girls wrestlers who are ENTERING grades 2nd–12th. When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30–9:30 AM Where: LEWC Wrestling Room Dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 July 2 Cost: $50 Please bring payment...

05/13/2026

💥 LEWC Boys & Girls Wrestling: SUMMER SLAM 💥

Open to wrestlers entering grades 2–12!

📍 LEWC Wrestling Room
🗓 Tuesdays & Thursdays
⏰ 8:30–9:30 AM
📅 June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, July 2
💲 $50 (Due at first session)
🔗 https://forms.gle/vVFKyCet16tUpuA47

Led by our high school coaches, current & former E-Hawk wrestlers, plus guest coaches including Spencer Mooberry, Justin Wirtz, Jace Nelson-Brown, and more!

Come get better this summer through hard work, technique, competition, and fun! 🤼💪

Dear Parents, We are excited to offer Summer Slam, a Summer Wrestling Program for our boys and girls wrestlers who have just completed grades 2nd–12th. When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30–9:30 AM Where: LEWC Wrestling Room Dates: June 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 July 2 Cost: $50 Please bring ...

05/05/2026

Mark your calendars in Emmetsburg! Jillian "Monster" Worthen is coming our way for an afternoon to teach and connect with anyone that can make this work!!!!

Sunday, June 14th (updated date)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGMyWwBl_SKxJ-c6HYBSbmG9l3DSAxRpwEqe3cW9_oRPttsg/viewform?usp=dialog

Work Hard! Have Fun!

Message Dan Hewitt with questions.

05/04/2026

Great wrestling opportunity for some summer wrestling

We are fired up about this opportunity coming to Algona in July!

The AWA All-American Wrestling Camp featuring 5 All Americans from Iowa and Iowa State University!

The goal was to create an affordable opportunity with some of the best wrestlers the state of Iowa has to offer!

All are welcome! Check out the flier for all the info!

Reach out to Kory Kuecker (515) 320-0513 if you have questions!

04/23/2026

Open mat tonight (4/23) has been CANCELLED.

04/11/2026

More than 40 girls and a handful of boys came to wrestle this morning. We raised over $700 for Monica and the kids with the money that everyone donated and gave for the clinic!!!!!!

Lots of smiles! Lots of knowledge... Buena Vista Womens Wrestling did a fantastic job with all the kids, who ranged from 5 yrs old to 18 yrs old.

Look for the posts from Iowa Girls Wrestling Podcast to see more about what today was all about!

04/10/2026

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On April 10, 1979, Jeff Kerber from Emmetsburg High School announced his commitment to the University of Iowa Hawkeyes. As only the second prep athlete to claim four consecutive state titles and the first to ever go undefeated in the quest over four years, Kerber embodied rising excellence in a sport central to Iowa’s identity.

Iowa wrestling in the 1970s pulsed with intensity, fueled by icons like Dan Gable, whose 1972 Olympic gold medal set an unmatched standard. Gable's undefeated high school career and three state titles paved the way, yet no one had matched four until Bob Steenlage of Britt captured titles from 1959 to 1962. Seventeen years passed before Kerber broke through, wrestling in Class 2A for Emmetsburg. Kerber sealed his senior year dominance at the 1979 state tournament in early March, pinning Todd Fey of Central DeWitt in the 126-pound final for his fourth straight crown. His weights progressed: 98 pounds in 1976 (31-0), 112 in 1977 (31-0), 119 in 1978 (32-0), and 126 in 1979 (32-0), yielding a flawless 126-0 career record and the first undefeated four-time champion.

Just weeks later, on April 10, he pledged to Iowa, drawn by coach Dan Gable's program amid fierce Big Ten rivalries. Kerber thrived at Iowa, earning three-time All-American honors from 1982 to 1984, placing sixth at 134 pounds in 1982 alongside stars like the Zalesky brothers. He contributed to the Hawkeyes' 1983 NCAA team title.

Inducted into the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2007 and recognized by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, his influence endures. His son Justin Kerber later wrestled at Cornell, extending the family legacy into the 21st century.