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MHWC NewsGet ready for another Mile High Machine Camp in a few weeks!
10/10/2011 Don't miss our Mile High Machine Camp at Pine Creek this weekend! 8/23/2011 - Fall/Winter Schedule announced Change of schedule for our southern location Mile High Machine wrestling camp Colorado Springs location starting April 18th! Angel Escobedo joins coaching staff What you need to know to wrestle with us this Summer 2011 High School State Tournament Results Tyler Graff is a driven competitor for the Badgers 2011 Tulsa Nationals About MHWCMile High Wrestling Club was founded in 2010 in honor and memory of Phil Nowick. We are an open enrollment, year-round wrestling academy with the mission of developing elite level wrestlers within the state of Colorado. We offer a high level curriculum to both kids (ages 6-14) and high school wrestlers. We have locations in Brighton, Centennial and Colorado Springs, making high level training accessible to the entire Denver Metro Area and beyond. MHWC is different than many organized national "clubs". All of us coaches have benefitted from the tight knit community that is wrestling. We are devoted to our communities for the long haul. All of our coaches realize the opportunity that this sport provides young athletes to learn the values and disciplines that will carry them throughout the rest of their lives. We don't take this opportunity lightly, and it is our highest priority to not only teach high level wrestling, but to also teach our students the skills that will enable them to be good people, hard workers, and hopefully honest members of their community. Please see our About Us page for a more detailed vision of our goal. Mile High Wrestling Club is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Each member of our coaching staff has wrestled at the college level or above.
About Phil Nowick
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11/3/2011 MHWC Wrestlers compete well, Yapoujian wins Super 32
Phil Nowick closed out his career at Cherry Creek High school in Colorado in the top three on the all-time win list with 114 varsity victories. He placed four times at the CHSAA State Tournament - twice reaching the state finals. Phil went on to wrestle initially for the University of Michigan and then for Stanford University. At Stanford, Phil was a three year NCAA Division I starter at 118 pounds. 