Our Coaches

Kingdom Wrestling is led by brothers Jordan and Brandon Kingsley. Together, they created Kingdom to provide intentional coaching built on strong values, discipline, and long-term athlete development.

Co-Head Coach | Co-Owner

Coach Brandon Kingsley competed at the Division I level for the University of Minnesota and brings over 10 years of coaching experience across all styles of wrestling. At Kingdom, Brandon oversees the high school training program, guiding athletes through advanced technical development and competition preparation.

As a coach, Brandon focuses on technique, mindset, and faith. He believes wrestling is a powerful tool for building discipline, confidence, and resilience when taught with purpose. Practices under Coach Brandon balance fun, detailed technique with hard wrestling that challenges athletes to grow.

Brandon values character, coachability, and consistent effort. His goal is to help athletes become strong competitors and even stronger people.

Brandon co-founded Kingdom Wrestling with his brother, Jordan, to pass along the wisdom, lessons, and values they were given through wrestling over a lifetime in the sport.

Outside the room, Brandon is married to his wife, Elle, and is a proud father of three children, Eli, Noa, and Ruth. He also works as a Strategic Account Manager at PlayOn, helping high schools utilize digital ticketing.

Co-Head Coach | Co-Owner

Coach Jordan Kingsley brings Division I wrestling experience from the University of Minnesota along with over 10 years of coaching experience across all styles of wrestling. At Kingdom, Jordan oversees the youth training program, focusing on building strong foundations and a positive introduction to the sport.

Jordan emphasizes technique fundamentals and creating a positive learning environment where athletes feel supported and challenged. His coaching style is rooted in dedicated teaching and constructive feedback, with a genuine care for each athlete as a person first and a wrestler second.

Jordan values character, growth, and accountability. His goal is to help young athletes develop confidence, discipline, and a love for wrestling that carries beyond the mat.

Jordan co-founded Kingdom Wrestling alongside his brother, Brandon, with the shared vision of passing along the lessons, values, and wisdom they gained through a lifetime in the sport.

Outside the wrestling room, Jordan is engaged to his fiancée, McKenzie, with plans to be married in 2026. When he’s not coaching or spending time with family, he’s likely out disc golfing. Jordan also works as a Strategic Account Manager at PlayOn, helping schools utilize digital ticketing.