Lincoln is a founding board member of the KWC and a major donor and driving force behind the club. As the CEO of Whirley industry and with the Sokolski Foundation, Lincoln has given much of his time and money to bring the Kinzua Wrestling Club dream to fruition.

Glenn Baldensperger is the president of the KWC board and long-time head coach of the Warren varsity wrestling team. As owner of the Cornerstone Family Lounge and Restaurant and with family businesses BF Adventures LLC and B&B resources, Glenn has been instrumental in guiding the club.

Owner, Joe Glotz - 1992 Eisenhower graduate. A 3-year starter at heavyweight and district qualifier during his senior year, Glotz continued his wrestling career as a walk-on at Penn State for the 93-94 season. Joe has been involved as a coach with the Eisenhower junior high and youth programs. This PSU engineer attributes his 20 years as a successful CEO to his wrestling mentality. Joe’s daughter Alivia wrestles for Eisenhower.

Tim Holter, Prudential Financial Planner and vice president of the KWC board of directors. A member of the Berwick high school sports hall of fame, Holter placed 2nd in the 1985 PIAA AAA state championships and 1st in the 1985 Pennsylvania state freestyle championships. He continued on to wrestle 3 years for D1 Bloomsburg University.

Kinzua Veterinary Clinic owned by Adam Miller and Blayne Bergenstock. Adam is the treasurer of the KWC board of directors and youth coach for the Warren Little Dragons program. Their son Coleman wrestles for the little dragons.

Joe is a coach for the Warren Little Dragons youth program. Joe and Linsey’s son Curtis wrestles for the Litttle Dragons.

Wellner Martial Arts owned by Ryan Wellner. Ryan is also a coach for the Little Dragons youth wrestling program. Ryan and wife Amanda’s son Evan wrestles for the Little Dragons.

Phil and Denise Caudill, owners of Bent Run Brewery are the parents of Eisenhower wrestler Rever Caudill.

Betts Industries is a neighbor of KWC. The Betts family foundation supports organizations involved with theater, higher education, animal welfare, legal aid, human services, and community development. Phinn Betts, son of Ryan and Nicky Betts wrestles for the Warren Little Dragons.

In 1949, a small group of men and women thought that Warren County should have a foundation that would be able to provide support for education and various other projects for the citizens of Warren County and its immediate environs. From its initial modest beginnings, this foundation has grown into a multi-million dollar organization. This growth has been possible through the generous gifts of numerous Warren County residents and the conservative investment of the Board of Directors.

The foundation associated with Northwest Bank supports hospitals and parks and organizations involved with higher education, land resources, housing development, youth athletics, and human services. Northwest made several donations in KWC’s first 2 years to help the club get started.

The Warren County Chamber of Business and Industry is dedicated to serving our local business community. Our goals are to provide economic and community excellence to our businesses and industries of Warren County, keeping our Warren County citizens healthy and employed, and continuing to share available resources and goods with one another!

The Johnson Estate is a product of the late Donald R Johnson, father to brothers Dean & Denny Johnson and by far the most important, their beautiful sister Diedra Johnson Harkenrider. Denny is a KWC-board member and leadership consultant for the NWCA while still coaching at Eisenhower. Dean was a college All-American wrestler and WAHS wrestling coach who recently passed away from prostate cancer. Diedra a wrestling statistician and PIAA state hurdle competitor in 1977, former poster model, and currently works as Development Director for the Holstein Association USA.

John Hanna was Chief Executive Officer of Northwest Bank from 1977 to 2003. As the current chairman of the board of directors of the Community Foundation of Warren County, John has been instrumental in guiding KWC through the grant application processes to secure funding from the CFWC as well as generously contributing himself.