Future Champions Wrestling Club · Est. Inland Empire, CA
Greater Later
Championship-level wrestling, affordable childcare, and year-round camps — open to every kid, regardless of what their family can pay.
The room nobody can take away.
01The build
We are not launching a program.We are finishing a building.
Programs get cut. Rooms get kept. Here is exactly where the work stands — no thermometer graphics, no urgency theatrics.
- 01In progress
Nonprofit filing
Incorporation and federal nonprofit application underway. We will publish the determination letter the day it arrives.
- 02Done
The founders
Jesse Vasquez and Remy Murillo, plus the family and teammates who lived it.
- 03In progress
The room
A training home in the Inland Empire — mats, childcare space, a kitchen.
- 04Up next
Doors open
First whistle. First study table. First dinner after practice.
Target windowFall 2026
A target, not a promise. We open when the room is ready and the coaches are in it — not a day sooner.
02The founder's road
01 / 04
Inland Empire · High school
The climb
Four consecutive California state championships out of the Inland Empire — one of the most decorated high-school careers in the state. Every title earned the same way: early mornings, cut weight, a family in the stands.
CIF State Finals — four fingers, four titles 02 / 04
Arizona State · Division I
The summit
Arizona State. A Division-I room, and the invisible side of elite sport — hunger, injuries, broken trust with coaches, mental pressure with nowhere to put it. The lesson that survived: talent is not enough without a room that holds you.
Arizona State — the D-I years 03 / 04
The program, erased
The cuts
Remy Murillo wrestled his way into a full scholarship — then watched his university erase the program. The rooms that raised both founders vanished on a budget line. That is the wound this club is built over.
04 / 04
Now · Riverside, California
The build
Future Champions Wrestling Club. Elite standards, open doors, family at the center — coaching, childcare, camps, meals. A nonprofit no athletic department can cut. The room nobody can take away.
They could cut the program.They couldn’t cut the wrestler.
03The receipts
- 4×
- California state champion. The founder. Four straight.
- 2
- Co-founders. Jesse Vasquez and Remy Murillo.
- $25
- Target cost of one week of care for one kid. Provisional — not yet set.
- 0
- Dollars raised. We are not accepting donations until the filing clears.
04What's coming
Every kid trains.Nobody asks what your family makes.
No kid’s future should depend on a budget line.
El futuro de ningún niño debe depender de una línea de presupuesto.
- 01
Wrestling
Coaching at the standard that wins state titles, six days a week. Same standard for the state placer and the kid who walked in Tuesday.
- 02
Childcare
Practice and care in the same building. You work. The little ones stay where you can find them.
- 03
The road
Camps and clinics year round, here and away. Nobody gets left home over a plane ticket.
- 04
Education
Grades get checked. Study tables before the mat. Eligibility is never a surprise in this room.
- 05
Community
Dinner after practice. Parents in the stands. Doors held open in both languages.
The Five Promises are the shape of the club: wrestling, childcare, the road, education, community. Enrollment, camp dates, and family pricing open when the doors do.
05Be first in the room
You show up. We handle the rest.
Tú llegas. Nosotros nos encargamos del resto.
Leave an email and you will know the opening date before anyone else — first practice, first camp, first enrollment window.
Greater later.Keep the room open.
Future Champions Wrestling Club is a nonprofit in formation in Southern California’s Inland Empire, co-founded by four-time California state champion Jesse Vasquez and Remy Murillo. Registration, camp dates, and giving open when the doors do.
Endorsed by
JV GoldJV Gold is Jesse Vasquez’s personal athlete and training brand. It supports Future Champions and keeps its own identity.
FCWC · Nonprofit in formation · Inland Empire, California