We are celebrating Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, in March!
When girls are surrounded by people who believe in them, are encouraged to set high expectations, and are given the opportunities and experiences they need to learn and grow they thrive. At BTSNE, we believe in the power and potential of every girl whether she wants to pursue college, career, trade or service or become a leader in her community.
Boston Latin Academy vs. Boston Latin School Dual MeetBy Jeanette SmithBoston | May 23, 2021- Just as monumental as the first World Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship organized on May 23, 1904– over 100 years later, our [Read More]
Covid has not slowed us down. And now, the wrestling world has offered safety guidance to return to play. We are springing forward to be back in action! Learn about the latest happenings in our May 2021 newsletter.
Join a historical milestone within the wrestling sports-based youth development sphere. You get to grow with us as you develop and grow our regional capacity beyond Boston, to reach across New England!
By Jeanette SmithLet’s say goodbye to 2020 on an energetic note. Silas Murray (BTS Providence) and Addison Ray (BYW) , our programming leaders, joined kids and coaches from Boston and Providence yesterday for the 3rd [Read More]
By Jeanette Smith December 15, 2020The year 2020 is coming to an end. Rising above a dismal start to a new decade, a circle of 15 exceptional women selected among a pool of 150 strong and [Read More]
By Jeanette Smith Americorps VISTA for BYW, September 22, 2020.By summer’s end, the Coaches in Training Program has evolved into a running business of rising high school board members who created the tagline: Hungry For Change, [Read More]
By Jeanette Smith Americorps VISTA for BYW, September 4, 2020.We are in year two of partnering with the Margaret Wright Community Garden at Fort Hill in Roxbury! Our Coaches in Training (CIT), the first secondary education [Read More]
Boston Youth Wrestling began the summer Coaches in Training (CIT) Program 5 years ago with the intention of engaging student-athletes in the off-season by bridging the three realms of school, home-life, and wrestling. The program provides a life-skills learning community space for rising high school students, grades 8 through 12, to become coaches, mentors, and leaders of their communities. By providing compensation for our dedicated and hardworking participants, many are allocating their first paychecks to supplement their family needs.
On May 28th, the Boston Globe featured Malaky, who has been a BYW participant for two years and completed the Coaches In Training program last summer. This summer, Malaky will join the BYW staff as an AmeriCorps/Up2Us Coach working directly with our youth.
