Club Anarchy Wrestling

07/05/2026

Summer sessions start tomorrow 😆

05/22/2026

Caden competed this past weekend in the Brady Strong Duals in Utica on a K4 team with the Hammers. 👏 He went 3-1 in some tough matches. He won a determination award for one of his matches and the team took 1st!🥇💪

05/03/2026

5 Anarchists traveled to Ocean City for the MAWA Eastern Nationals tournament. Wrestlers from NY, PA, OH, WV, VA, MD, DE, NC, NJ and MA meet to compete for the title after qualifying in their regional tournaments.
Club Anarchy had 5 wrestlers qualifying with 4 finishing on the podium. 💪💪💪 and there was also some beach🏖 play!!

Malachi: 70 midget-3rd 🥉
Cooper: 108 junior-4th 🏅
Max: 62 midget-6th 🏅
Caden: 62 midget-7th 🏅
Linkin:120 advanced-DNP

Great job kids and thank you coaches and parents!

04/27/2026

7 anarchists traveled to Bloomsburg PA for the MAWA Northern Region Qualifier! Always tough competition, 5 out of the 7 qualified to move on to the Eastern Nationals final in Ocean City, MD!!

Malachi came to win with a calm and never quit attitude and took home 1st place! He had some nail biting matches!! 🥇👏👏👏

Caden and Cooper came home with 2nd 🥈places.

Max and Linkin wrestled back for 3rds 🥉.

Jaxson got 5th and Jack (his 1st MAWA) DNP 💪💪💪.

These kids put in the work!

04/16/2026

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04/12/2026

Sam, Malachi and Emerson traveled to Hanover area in PA to wrestle in another blackligh tournament!
Sam 1st 🥇
Malachi 2nd 🥈
Emerson 3rd 🥉

Caden and Max traveled West to the I-90 Duals with the K-4 Hammer Team and came home with the coveted champion robes! 🏆

04/05/2026

The wrestling community has lost an absolute legend. If you’ve ever wrestled at a Section IV tournament, you knew Bill Brundage. Whether you spent the day loving his calls or questioning them, you couldn’t help but love Bill. He was a great man and a true staple in the officiating community for as long as many of us can remember.

You could almost always find him on the 6-and-under mat—his favorite place to be. He loved that at that age, the kids were just happy to be there and truly loved the sport. That joy meant everything to him.

Bill dedicated his life to officiating, not just in wrestling but across many sports. It wasn’t just something he did—it was a huge part of who he was. He gave so much of himself to youth sports and to the kids in his community.

Wrestling held a special place in his heart. Even toward the very end, he was asking every day about Section IV wrestlers and encouraging nurses to get their kids involved. He was even learning how to use Flo so he could stay up to date, texting every weekend to ask about results.

He will be deeply missed by so many.

Please keep his wife, Elyn, in your thoughts during this difficult time. ❤️