Next up · Sunday, November 1
Rootstown Rover Rumble Fall Open
Rootstown High School · 4190 OH-44, Rootstown, OH
Weigh-in times by division are on the flyer
Youth wrestling tournaments across Western PA & Eastern Ohio · 2026–27 season
Where your wrestling journey begins.
From a first-ever match to the state championship podium, your wrestler gets fair matches, plenty of mat time and an event that starts when we say it will. You get the rest of your day back.
Rookie (1st- & 2nd-year) · Open · Middle School · High School · Girls
On timeposted start times, every event
90 mintypical bracket, start to finish
Livebout order, mats and results on your phone
Every levelRookie to high school, plus girls brackets
Updated every week
Previews & recaps
Before each event we preview the field. After it, we recap the standouts, series leaders, returning state champs and team standings.
Tournament recap · The Madison DQ® Open · Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026
Host Madison 212 Edges Mentor as Edwards Jr. Goes 9-for-9 on Pins
MADISON, Ohio (Nov. 8) — Host Madison 212 won the team title at Sunday's Madison DQ® Open, holding off Mentor 365.5 to 341.5 in a two-team race. Madison 212 crowned eight champions and put 32 wrestlers on the podium. Mentor won nine titles, the most of any club, and Wattsburg Wrestling Club was a distant third.
Bad Karma's Justin Edwards Jr. was the individual story again. He won all nine of his matches by fall, taking the Open 10U Group 3 and Open 12U Group 1 titles.
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Season finale
PennQuest State Championships · Saturday, March 6 (tentative)
Built for families who have somewhere else to be
We start on time. Every time.
We hit our posted start times like clockwork. No hours-late openings, no 10 p.m. finishes.
Brackets done in about 90 minutes
Your wrestler gets real mat time, and you get the rest of your day back.
Fair matches for new wrestlers
Our Rookie division is for 1st- and 2nd-year wrestlers only, so beginners face kids at their level. Division rules
Rules & FAQ
Who can wrestle Rookie?
Our Rookie division is for wrestlers in their 1st or 2nd year only, so beginners get fair matches. If you see a wrestler with more than two years of experience in Rookie, let the head table know. Wrestlers who keep winning by pin or tech fall may be moved up to Open.
When are weigh-ins?
Weigh-ins are held the same day as the event. Tentative weigh-in and start times are listed on each flyer. Check PennQuest.org the day before the event, around noon, for updated weigh-in and start times.
How do I register?
Every event registers through Snapdown. Tap Register on any tournament. On event day, Snapdown also shows your wrestler's bout order, mat assignment, brackets and results.
Results & champions
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A turnkey fundraiser for your wrestling program. We run the event from start to finish and cover the costs, so your program earns money with no risk and no headaches.
- A crew of about ten experienced workers
- Registration, weigh-ins and bracketing
- Officials and awards, booked and paid by us
- Promotion, setup and cleanup
- Simple payment options for your program
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