Madison County Middle School Wrestling

Madison County Middle School Wrestling This page is for all Madison County Middle School wrestlers, their families, and supporters. Located in Richmond, Kentucky.

The Madison Middle School program welcomes all Madison County 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade boys and girls to participate in this program as athletes and as managers. The team trains at the Madison Central High School in the small gymnasium.

Congrats to 8th grader Colten FyffeRunner-up finish in the KFWC Middle School Wrestling State Championship!
02/25/2026

Congrats to 8th grader Colten Fyffe
Runner-up finish in the KFWC Middle School Wrestling State Championship!

02/24/2026

Madison County's Charles Miserendino (185 pounds) and Colten Fyffe (205) both placed second in their weight classes on Sunday at the 2026 KY/USA Middle School State Tournament.

Congrats to 8th grader Colten Fyffe1st place finish in the Ryle Raider Rumble on Sat.
01/13/2026

Congrats to 8th grader Colten Fyffe
1st place finish in the Ryle Raider Rumble on Sat.

Congrats Colten Fyffe- 1st place finish at Bluegrass Nationals today in the 205 lbs middle school division
12/14/2025

Congrats
Colten Fyffe- 1st place finish at Bluegrass Nationals today in the 205 lbs middle school division

10/27/2025

It’s time to sign up for Madison County Youth Wrestling! Whether your child is brand new to the mat or already has some experience, our program builds strength, confidence, and teamwork — all while having fun!

📅 Register Here: https://forms.gle/kmwoJ6sjJj4eYZqAA

Please complete the form to secure your wrestler’s spot. We’re excited to kick off another great season and welcome both new and returning athletes to the mat.

02/13/2025

Meet Marita A. Kinley! Mrs. Kinley’s journey into education was driven by a passion for helping others grow, both academically and personally. Having worked in various roles, from substitute teaching to coaching, She realized how impactful a positive, supportive teacher can be in a student’s life. She became inspired by the ability to guide students through challenges, help them discover their potential, and witness their growth both inside and outside the classroom.
Throughout her career, one moment that stands out as particularly rewarding was when a student who faced significant challenges shared how they overcame obstacles and achieved success. These moments, where students not only progress academically but also develop confidence, resilience, and self belief, are what make teaching so meaningful and rewarding.
As a Black educator, Mrs. Kinley faced challenges, particularly the underrepresentation of Black professionals in leadership roles within schools. To overcome these obstacles, she actively sought out opportunities to get involved in school committees, task forces, and leadership projects to demonstrate her leadership abilities and commitment to improving her school community.
Mrs. Kinley’s advice for young Black students aspiring to become educators is to celebrate every success, no matter how small. She encourages them to inspire the next generation by showing students that their potential is limitless. Representation in education is essential, and as Black educators, they can ignite aspirations in students who look up to them.
Marita A. Kinley is currently serving as the Assistant Principal at Madison Central High School, where she has been part of the administrative team for five years. Before assuming this role, she worked as the Dean of Students and a Special Education teacher at MCHS. With 20 years of experience in the Madison County district, including roles as a substitute teacher, paraeducator, and volleyball coach, Marita has dedicated her career to fostering positive educational experiences. Outside of her professional role, Marita is married to her husband Jeff, and they have two boys, Jeffrey, a Junior at Eastern Kentucky University, and Gavyn, a freshman at Madison Central High School.
“I want to inspire students to believe in themselves, achieve their goals, and navigate life’s challenges with confidence. Education is a powerful tool for shaping the future, and I wanted to be a part of that process, helping students reach their fullest potential.”

Ticket Punched!!7th grader Colten Fyffe finished runner up today in the 2025 Region 3 Tournament & has qualified for the...
01/19/2025

Ticket Punched!!
7th grader Colten Fyffe finished runner up today in the 2025 Region 3 Tournament & has qualified for the 2025 KY STATE CHAMPIONSHIP!

Our middle school wrestlers competed in the 2024 Bluegrass Nationals103lbs: Brayden Cleland167lbs: ThaMarkus Burnette 18...
12/15/2024

Our middle school wrestlers competed in the 2024 Bluegrass Nationals
103lbs: Brayden Cleland
167lbs: ThaMarkus Burnette
187lbs: Colten Fyffe- 🥇
287lbs: Jose Gonzalez- 5th

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