The explosion of women’s wrestling across the region is about to take another massive leap forward this August.
All I See Is Gold Academy has officially announced its highly anticipated, girls-only wrestling camp, bringing an elite lineup of national champions and collegiate All-Americans right to our backyard. Scheduled for August 8–9 in Merchantville, New Jersey, this two-day intensive camp offers a rare opportunity for local athletes to train directly under some of the most dominant forces in the sport today.
For young girls looking to sharpen their technique, build confidence, and connect with an elite community of female wrestlers, this event is the perfect summer destination.
Meet the Elite Coaching Staff
The talent coming to Merchantville to coach this camp represents the pinnacle of high school, collegiate, and senior-level success:
- Skylar Grote: A standard-bearer for American women’s freestyle wrestling. Grote is a 2022 US Open Champion, a Pan-American gold medalist, and a seasoned international competitor who has represented Team USA across the globe. Her transition from a standout prep career at Blair Academy to the senior world stage makes her a wealth of knowledge for aspiring champions.
- Aubre Krazer: One of the most dominant high school wrestlers in Pennsylvania history is now tearing it up on the collegiate stage. The former 4-time PA State Champion and Fargo National Champion just capped off a stunning season for Lehigh University, securing an NCAA 3rd Place All-American finish in 2026.
- Noelle Gaffney: Hailing right from New Jersey (High Point Regional), Gaffney has consistently proven she belongs among the nation's elite. Following a successful career at Grand Valley State, she made serious waves this past season, wrestling her way onto the podium to claim an NCAA 8th Place All-American honor.
What to Expect on the Mat
This camp is explicitly designed for girls of all ages and experience levels. Whether your athlete is a first-year wrestler building a foundational stance or an experienced high schooler preparing for a state title run, the curriculum focuses on elite development: