Brad McKee

Wrestling has been a part of my life for more than 21 years. I competed throughout high school before continuing my career at the collegiate level, where I wrestled four years at an NCAA Division II program and started at the 133-lb weight class.

Following my competitive career, I remained deeply involved in the sport through coaching, serving as both a head coach and assistant coach while working alongside some of the top coaches in the state. I have also attended collegiate camps with some of the nation’s most respected coaches, including John Smith, continually seeking opportunities to expand my knowledge of the sport and better develop the athletes I coach.

While wrestling has shaped much of my life, my greatest accomplishment is becoming a father to an incredible little boy. That perspective fuels my passion for mentoring young athletes and helping them grow both on and off the mat.

My goal has never been simply to build a successful club, but to help grow the sport of wrestling across North Carolina. The state is on the rise, and there has never been a better time to be part of its future.

Brandon Davis

My name is Brandon Davis, and I’m excited to introduce myself as one of the coaches. Below is a brief overview of my background and experience:

Athletic & Coaching Background

• College wrestler
• High school wrestling coach
• Masters U.S. Open All-American
• Multiple open tournament placings
• Lifelong wrestling background

Leadership & Experience

• 7-year veteran of the United States Navy
• Experience leading, mentoring, and developing young athletes
• Strong emphasis on discipline, accountability, and work ethic

Coaching Philosophy

• Focus on fundamentals and sound technique
• Build mental toughness and confidence
• Emphasize effort, consistency, and character on and off the mat

Eric Overkamp

My name is Eric Overkamp, and I’m excited to help coach with Precision Wrestling Academy. I’ve been involved with the club since the beginning through my son’s participation, and it’s been great to watch the program grow. I wrestled in high school and have continued my passion for the sport by mentoring and supporting young athletes. Last summer I helped take several wrestlers to Appalachian State Wrestling Camp, and I served as an assistant wrestling coach this past school season.

Coming from a military background, I value discipline, hard work, and accountability. I believe wrestling is a sport that rewards the effort you put in, and I enjoy helping athletes develop their skills, confidence, and character. Building relationships with the kids and watching them grow both on and off the mat is one of the most rewarding parts of coaching.