Tour Of John Davis Wrestling Center

It is acceptable in the same way that football programs all across the country accept huge donations to facilities. With private donations people can spend their money any way they want. Telling someone their spending too much money on my wrestling program would be absurd. It's already built and being used. The only fishy thing is that you wish you had this facility.

This is a public school. There should be a limit to how much private money can be used.
This is my 3rd post. The other 2 have been deleted. Why can't I post my opinion? It's a valid point. Wrestling always goes where the free money is.
I'm 37. I still remember Foxcatcher. I'm not being a hater, I just want to know how this is acceptable. Instead of deleting this post, just respond to my concerns Joe or Martin or Zeb or whoever. We should be able to discuss hese things in an open forum.

THE NICEST WRESTLING GYM PERIOD

Unbelievable!
Raising the bar of wrestling.

im transfering. :)

this facility is ridiculous. how do you raise that much money for a HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING FACILTY!!! The only "wrestling only" facilty i can think of thats better than that is penn state...

i might just moved to edwardsville for this facility alone

That is amazing!!! I was wondering if you knew of or had any info on maybe corporation's that donate to schools. I coach at a school with one of the worst facility's in maybe the country. Thanks

is this for the high school or college?

where's the steam and sauna rooms? plus aerodyne and ellipitals.

great job Edwardsville, still never lost to you though

Unreal facility. I am assuming the HS has some affiliation with it and its not a private facility. If so that is even more insane. Thanks Joe.

That's a nice wrestlig facilities I wish we had that down here in Texas but were getting there but slowly

This is why IL wrestling is the BEST

Hell thats better than most college rooms. Someone putting some serious dough into that program.

This is an amazing facility for wrestling! How was it funded? Who maintains it?How involved was/is the school district with this facility? Realy incredible.