How Tough Are You?
Join us at Tough House Wrestling Club where Toughness, Discipline and Respect are at the center of everything we do.
About Tough House Wrestling Club
Our History
Founded in 2024 by 4x Alabama State Champion Dalton Carroll, Tough House Wrestling Club offers high level Wrestling to athletes starting at age 4 all the way through high school seniors.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
At Tough House Wrestling Club, our mission is to provide a high level wrestling experience and dynamic learning environment for your young athlete to not only develop the necessary physical and mental skills to be successful on the mat, but off of it as well.
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our team is made up of passionate individuals who are dedicated to providing your athlete with the best training/wrestling experience possible.
Meet our Coaches
Dalton Carroll
Founder of Tough House Wrestling Club, Dalton was a 4X State Champion for Walter Wellborn High School, compiling a career record of 275-12. After finishing his high school career, Dalton wrestled for a short time at NCAA D2 Newberry College. Also, as a youth wrestler, Dalton was a 6X AYWO Alabama Youth State Champion, Tulsa Kickoff Classic Winner, multiple time Tulsa Nationals placer and AAU National champion.
After taking some time away wrestling to go serve in the United States Navy, in 2022 Dalton was invited to be an Assistant Coach at his Alma Mater Walter Wellborn under his uncle and Head Coach Ben Carroll. It is through this role Dalton discovered his true passion for coaching and mentoring young men and women thru the sport of wrestling.
In his spare time, Dalton enjoys spending time with his family, working out and playing video games.
Jordan Simpson
Jordan was a 5x state finalist, and 4x state champion for Oxford High School. As a five year starter he complied a record of 276-9, with a 180-1 mark over his final three seasons. He was voted MOW at the county and State tournament in 2013. Jordan was also the Dave Schultz Award recipient for Alabama in 2013, as well as a member of “Wrestling USA Magazine” senior all-American team. Nationally ranked throughout high school — He went on to become a Division II All-American for Newberry college, held 1st team-conference honors, and was ranked as high as no.1 in the nation for the Wolves.