Coaches

Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, Coach Jesse Medina was introduced to the mat at just four years old alongside his four brothers. Together, they traveled the nation competing in premier tournaments and earned a reputation as “The Medina Dynasty.” That early immersion forged a deep love for wrestling and set the stage for a lifelong commitment to the sport.

Coach Henry Kon is also the president of our organization. He wrestled at Oswego High School in New York under Hall of Fame Coach Elmer Akley. He also wrestled at Cayuga College in Auburn, New York. This will be Henry's 15th year coaching with WCWC.

As pioneer of women's wrestling, Coach Tonia Andaluz was the first female wrestler at her NJ high school, finishing 2nd in the state and 4th in the nation when female wrestling was in its infancy. As nurse by profession and active Spring Hill community member since 2016, where she now channels her competitive spirit and nurturing nature into coaching, drawing from experience coaching her daughter’s teams. Coach Tonia "I am dedicated to teaching the fundamentals of wrestling while building character and confidence in every athlete. Here we raise Warriors."

With deep roots in wrestling and a passion for coaching, Coach Justin Pasqualini has made a lasting impact both on and off the mat. His journey began in childhood and led to multiple regional and state honors, followed by years of coaching at the high school level. His commitment to the sport continues through involvement with WCWC and supporting their sons’ athletic pursuits. Beyond wrestling, they value family, fitness, and adventure, embracing life in College Grove and cherishing time spent traveling and enjoying the outdoors.

A Franklin native and former Battle Ground Academy wrestler, Matt Williams placed 4th at the state tournament in 2002 before attending the U.S. Naval Academy, where he earned three varsity football letters and graduated with a degree in Naval Architecture. He served 11 years as a Marine Corps infantry officer, concluding his service as a Major. Matt has coached wrestling at BGA and WCWC, and his three sons actively compete in the sport. He focuses on building strong fundamentals and instilling discipline and resilience in young athletes.

Logan Heckert, a 2x Tennessee State Champion and NSHCA Senior All-American, brings a 195-9 high school record and D1 experience from Campbell University to Cumberland’s wrestling program. His journey reflects grit, excellence, and a passion for the sport.

Coach Jake Swenson, a Wyoming native and former state wrestling champion, now resides in Franklin, TN with his wife and four children. His deep-rooted passion for wrestling extends beyond competition, focusing on developing young athletes through values like discipline, accountability, and respect—qualities he believes are essential for success both on and off the mat.

Coach Kevin Morriello is a Franklin native, Centennial graduate, WCWC alum and current teacher in Williamson County at Trinity Elementary School. He has spent 18 years in education, teaching and coaching across the county at Independence & Page High School, Page Middle School, Battle Ground Academy and Trinity Elementary. Coach Morriello comes from a family of wrestlers; his father; Kevin Sr., is a former wrestler and WCWC coach. His younger brothers, Austin and Brennen Cox, are former Team Tennessee representatives with WCWC. Coach Morriello will be joining the club with his two sons, KC (6th) & Leo (3rd).