About WrestlingIQ
WrestlingIQ helps wrestling teams at all levels grow, manage, and coach their wrestlers.
Software for wrestling teams
What makes WrestlingIQ different?
A note from WrestlingIQ founder Matt Sencenbaugh
Wrestling has been part of my life since I was a toddler cheering on the junior high team my dad coached. By the end of my career at Stanford in 2012, wrestling had changed my life.
What I didn't fully understand while competing was how much time and effort was put in by everyone around me. Parents and coaches dedicated thousands of hours to help me grow—mentally, physically, and emotionally—which opened the door for a world-class education.
I graduated with a degree in Computer Science, but after a decade of working in tech I was disillusioned with startups and the culture surrounding them. There were plenty of companies doing good in the world, and plenty doing evil, but nothing I could personally relate to. Nothing that would impact the next generation in a positive way like wrestling did for me.
While volunteer coaching at a high school, I was quickly reminded me how much impact coaches have on wrestlers.
But that impact comes at a steep time commitment from coaches, owners, and admins of wrestling teams. Coaches have to deal with all sorts of operational challenges to grow, manage, and communicate with their team that add time before their wrestlers ever get onto the mat.
WrestlingIQ was born out of my desire to give wrestling teams technology they can leverage to run an operationally efficient organization. It is not for football, soccer, basketball or any other sport. It is purpose-built for wrestling.
What do we believe in?
Core Values
Above all, wrestling—and WrestlingIQ—is made by people. Be Human.
Interconnected activities build relative strength.
Build trust through the pursuit of mastery.
Exhibit respect for everyone.
Expand the table and grow the sport.
Patient fury.
Meet the team
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Matt Sencenbaugh
Matt has been involved in software engineering and startups for the past fifteen years. He wants to use that experience to contribute to the community that raised him up.
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Jeff Marsh
Jeff has served the sport in roles from college coach to rec program director, high school coach, private club owner and Executive Director at Beat the Streets National. Jeff intends to use this experience to help you grow your programs through the WrestlingIQ Academy.
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Kelly Biscoglia
Kelly has grown up around wrestling and interacted with the sport in many capacities over the years. Along with her work at WrestlingIQ, she recently graduated with bachelor’s degrees from the University of Northern Iowa and is working towards a master’s degree at the University of Michigan.