Isn't that your tournaments? No s required

Could you please provide the data I have requested?

Yes it is a joint multi-club tournament with many volunteers - easy question next. Olathe East and STA have worked jointly for many many years providing opportunities. No qualifier either at our tournament and we do provide an opportunity. We have done a novice and and open division for 6 & under - I have hoped there is only one division for that age group - but because SOME 6 & under parents complain one way or another to much experience - so and so should be open and not novice. Normally more 6&U sign up for the Novice division at that age group. Could you provide the data I have requested? I have not got it yet. Will, are you suggesting the state body regulate who has a tournaments and when? STA wrestling club isn't that the one you keep bashing. I have 5 and 6 year olds in our club. I just do not think they need a state tournament and/or a state tournament series. That is made clear to the parents at the parent meeting at the beginning of the year. At that point if they disagree with the club philosophy - they get a full refund - except the card cost. There are normally 5 or 6 novice tournaments on our schedule that have 6 & under opportuntires (that can be about 12-20 matches - plenty). Then their are 8 or 9 open tournaments (20-30 matches - plenty) with 6 & under in which they may continue. I normally suggest a maximum of 4 to 6 tournaments for 6 & unders. 1st year six and unders I normally suggest maybe 2 - 4 tournaments. 2nd year six and unders maybe 3 to 5 tournaments. Some of our kids 6&U do not go toany tournaments, I have had kids 11 years old practice all year and not go to any tournaments. I have had 13 year olds miss a year (after 4 years of tournaments) and come back in high school and place very high in HS state and even a finalist on a couple of State HS Championship teams. NO six and under state tournament is not on our schedule - I will not go. We have had certified coaches (very few) from our club take their own kids - against my wishes. I do not like when parents coach their own kids at tournaments. We have an unwritten rule among our coaches to try and stay out of their childs corner of during tournament matches - the refs normally like it better also. I encourage them to work with their kids in practice - but I suggest strongly they do not coach them in tournaments - and no when to back off.