Virginia Wrestling

Click on VIRGINIA WRESTLING to go to the best WWW site for interscholastic wrestling coveraging the entire state.

This site covers-

  • High School
  • College
  • Middle School
  • Youth Wrestling
  • Team and Individual Rankings (High School & College)
Capitol Area Wrestling League

The Capital Area Wrestling League (CAWL) (CLICK TO ACCESS CAWL WWW SITE) is an eight to 15 year-old kids amateur wrestling league in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.  The CAWL consists of more than a dozen competitive teams.  Among other things the League strives to prepare wrestlers for high school wrestling.  Weight classes range from 50 pounds to 150 pounds with increments of 5 pounds up to 115 pounds, and 7-, 8-, and 10-pound increments after 115 pounds.  There is a 185 pound limit heavyweight class.  Teams wrestle dual meets throughout the season and compete in the CAWL League Championships at the end of the season.  Six wrestlers at each weight class qualify to wrestle in the Maryland/Virginia States Association Championships one week following the CAWL Championships.

 

CYA Wrestling is making plans to field a team for CAWL competiton in the 2007-2008 season.

Northern Virgina Wrestling Federation

Click on this link to go the WWW Site for the Northern Virginia Wrestling Federation:  http://eteamz.active.com/novawrestlingfed/

On this site you’ll find:

  • The current NVWF Calendar
  • NWVF Schedule
  • NVWF Teams
  • NVWF Logo
  • And much, much more

Northern Virginia Wrestling Federation Rules

 

 

The Northern Virginia Wrestling Federation (NVWF) adheres to the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) wrestling rules with the following exceptions:

 1.        A Regular Bout consists of :

a.       Three 1 minute rounds for Bantams, Midgets, and Juniors and then
b.       Three 1½ minute rounds for Intermediates and Seniors. 
c.        Bouts which are tied at the end of the third round will go into; 1) fourth round “Tiebreaker” from Neutral with first to score wins, or 2) a fifth round “Sudden Victory” when whoever scored first in the regular rounds gets choice for Top or Bottom only (if Bottom escapes or reverses he wins, if Top can legally ride, he wins).  Both rounds are for 30 seconds each.  

 

2.        The following are always considered “Dangerous Holds.” One (1) point shall be awarded to the victim opponent if accidental use OR the match shall be forfeited to same if for purposeful use.

a.       Full nelson (using the Penalty Chart*). 
b.       Chicken Wing applied in the form of a Hammerlock where the forearm may be extended beyond 90 degrees
c.        Forceful use of knee or foot against an opponents bone structure or joint which could cause injury.
d.       Applying a cross face in such a way as to smash the forearm across opponent’s face.
e.        Headlock where you do not have another part of the body along with the head. f.           Unnecessary throwing of elbows when on the bottom in referee’s position. 
g.        A throw where the opponent is released or a drop where the top wrestler comes down hard on the bottom wrestler with all of his weight on top of his opponent.  

 

3.        For All Age Groups.  Body Scissors is limited to 10 seconds.

4.        For Bantam, Midget, and Junior Bouts Only.  Headlocks will be limited to 10 seconds.

After 10 seconds, the bout will be stopped, any earned back points awarded, and then will be restarted from the Referee’s Position based on previous positions.

5.        For Seniors only.  Headgear is required for SENIORS, for all other age groups, it is optional.

6.        Crying Rule: when the Referee stops a match because of crying by a wrestler, if the match is to continue, (1) one point shall be awarded for stalling to their opponent with any earned back points and then they will be restarted in Referees Position based on previous positions.

7.        Biting Rule: when it can be positively determined a wrestler has been bitten, the Penalty Chart for Flagrant Misconduct* shall be applied to the perpetrator if believed to be intentional.  

 

8.        Throwing in the Towel: is allowed at any time by a Coach who wishes to forfeit their match.

9.        Locked Hands: ONLY for the first meet in December will a verbal warning be given the first time, thereafter, the Penalty Chart* shall be used in awarding Technical Violation points.  

 

10.    Stalling: shall be warned and then points awarded when “clearly recognized,” but this call is at the Referee’s judgment* and must be balanced according to the age of the wrestlers.  

 

11.    No Injury Time:  injuries requiring a time out, including blood, shall be treated without penalty until determined by the Referee and/or Coaches the match should be ended. 


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