“Stance, stance, stance and watch your feet,” said County Pride wrestling team coach David Holcomb to a group of 35 students ages 5-17. “That’s twice what we had last year and it’s a really good sign wrestling can make a comeback in Warren County with the right feeder programs and organization.”It’s not just for boys either as girls wrestling programs have begun to make appearances in more and more schools and are an Olympic sport. According to Holcomb, Wilson Central is a school where they have developed their youth program in the past and now have 6-7 graduates competing in college-level wrestling programs.The Pioneer wrestling camp is such an endeavor for coach Holcomb, along with other local school coaches and boosters like coach Ben Matheny, Tom Cathcart and Joe Damon, who believe they can make a difference.At the high school level, wrestling participation has dwindled significantly, even with top-notch wrestlers who go to state championships like Hollie Yokley who participated in the state tournament.