All-American Wrestling Camps

 

SPONSORS

 

2009 All-American Wrestling Camp Sponsorship Proposal

History of All-American Wrestling Camps

All-American Wrestling Camps (AAWCamps) developed in 2004, was a creation from our previous Peak Performance Wrestling Camps developed in 2001.  In the spring of 2004 we offered a free clinic and took donations to pay for the clinicians.  The attendance at that free clinic was tremendous and it sparked a new idea for our camp system.  That summer we gathered about a dozen sponsors to offer the first free AAWCamp.  This system exploded and provides a unique opportunity for kids from all walks of life the opportunity to attend quality camps across the Rocky Mountain region.  We have many campers who attend from Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and New Mexico.   

   

Camp Location History

2001 - Brush H.S.

2002 - Brush H.S.

2003 - University of Northern Colorado

2004 – Yuma H.S, Holyoke H.S.

2005 - Merino H.S., Holyoke H.S., Centaurus H.S.,

Brush H.S.

2006 - Merino H.S., Holyoke H.S., Colorado School of

Mines

2007 - Merino H.S., Wheat Ridge Next Level Training

Studios, & Longmont H.S.

2008 – Yuma H.S., Brush H.S., Pueblo South H.S., Castle Rock H.S. in Castle Rock, Eaton H.S., Holyoke

H.S., Brighton H.S., Northridge H.S. in Greeley, & Longmont High School

2009 – Brighton H.S., Akron H.S., Cheyenne East H.S., Cheyenne, WY, & Ft. Lupton High School

2010 - Act now to add your name to the list to host a camp at your school in 2010!

2009 Badge Blue & Silver

How the All-American Camp System Works:

We get sponsorships from businesses and individuals to offer a free camp for all kids in the region to attend.  We use the sponsorship funds and donations to purchase camp merchandise and promote the camp.  Meanwhile, we promote the camp throughout the year and sell the merchandise to the camp attendees, parents and fans.  The proceeds are then used to pay camp clinicians and staff.  The more funds we can generate, the more merchandise we can buy and sell to hire the most desired clinicians which in turn helps attract more and more campers.  This unique system helps us get more and more kids actively involved. 

This past summer we averaged a little over 100 kids at each camp.  Your sponsorships would greatly increase our chances of being even more successful this summer.  Thanks for your support. – AAWCamps

We have sponsorships that range from $100 to $1,000+, if you would like to get involved to help bring a camp to your area, please contact Dave Vondy at (970) 630-4488 or vondyd@yumaschools.org

 

Sponsors