About Colfax Wrestling
Colfax Wrestling supports the high school and freestyle wrestling teams. The high school team comes from a small school where enrollment is approximately 1,000 students with around 40 wrestlers on the team last season. The 2008 to 2009 season was a proud one for the wrestlers as many of them made substantial personal gains and the high school team scored close to the top in league and many tournaments. The 2007 to 2008 season was very successful for the high school team as twelve went on to Sub-Sections, three to Sections and one wrestler to State! The 2006 to 2007 season was also fantastic for the high school team. The Varsity and JV teams won league titles and coach Jerry Sinkey, was named the PVL " Coach of the Year!"

The spring season freestyle wrestling team is a youth program for wrestlers age six through high school. It consists of about the same number of participants and has also sent wrestlers on to higher-level competitions. The freestyle program is run completely by volunteers and depends solely on the Colfax Green Machine to help with facility use fees and club registration. This sport is open to the community and this coming season, one of our goals is to offer freestyle wrestling "almost free."

The Colfax Green Machine, Inc.
The Colfax Green Machine, Inc., is a 501(c)(3)tax-exempt non-profit organization, established by parents and community members involved with Colfax Wrestling, which helps the wrestling teams and other sports and enhancements programs at Colfax High School to fundraise. Board positions open to new nominations annually in March. Please see Contact Information if interested.

Achievements
We believe in having a proactive approach to fundraising. We hold a monthly Bingo game in the community and invite you to attend! This year we will host our third annual Crab Feed. We also operate a tri-tip booth at summertime events.

With all of our fundraisers and generous donations from individuals and organizations, we were able to achieve our goals, such as the purchasing a new wrestling mat and other training equipment; paying for additional tournaments; hiring additional coaching staff; and helping to fund the freestyle program.