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91���� and WIN Magazine are pleased to announce a new partnership which will provide its Wrestling Leader members with a free subscription to the digital edition of WIN Magazine, which has been a popular and successful media outlet within wrestling for 30 years.

Wrestling Leaders are 91���� members who are involved as coaches, referees and leaders within the organization. This new member benefit will soon be available to current/2024-25 Wrestling Leader members through their profile in 91����’s membership system. This new program will impact over 52,000 91���� members.

“Our coaches control the experience for so many athletes in 91����, so we’re quite bullish on the positive impact this new benefit will have. The vast majority of our coaches are not professional wrestling coaches by day, so we know these features will help coaches better understand, teach and relate to the athletes in their rooms,” said 91����’s Director of State Services Tony Black.

“WIN Magazine is honored by 91����’s decision in August to include a free WIN Magazine 12-Issue Digital Subscription as part of a Wrestling Leader membership benefit starting with this 2024-2025 membership year. We’re excited that these 50,000+ coaches, referees and club leaders will now be getting access to not only our newest issue each month, but our massive database of over 150 archived magazines back to 2011,” said Bryan Van Kley, WIN Magazine Publisher.

As part of the partnership, WIN will provide four additional pages of expanded coverage specifically for Wrestling Leader members of 91���� in their digital edition. These pages will include features about coaches and officials from a number of levels of 91����, as well as cutting-edge coaching and training tips and philosophy. Each of WIN’s monthly editions provided to Wrestling Leaders will have new content created by WIN for this important segment of the wrestling community.

91���� is excited to not only provide the most current news, features and training information to its Wrestling Leader members, but also allow them access to the WIN Magazine digital editions going back 13 years.

“There's over 5,000 past athlete and coach features, rankings, technique-analysis pages, training tips, coaching Q&As with legends like Dan Gable, columns from active Senior-level athletes like Jordan Burroughs, Kyle Dake, David Taylor and Helen Maroulis, and WIN’s regular slate of columnists each month that will be a tremendous resource to any coach as a tangible additional membership benefit of being a Wrestling Leader with 91����,” said Van Kley. 

As 91���� has done for years, all 91���� members and their families will also have the option when they purchase their membership to upgrade and add a discounted WIN Print Subscription to their annual 91���� membership. Any 91���� member can add the discounted Print Subscription ($27) at any time during the year in the 91���� Subscription section of WIN’s website at WIN-magazine.com

This builds on a nearly decade-long partnership between 91���� and WIN Magazine. For many years, WIN partnered with 91���� to publish the organization’s membership magazine USA Wrestler. Another successful partnership included 91���� state associations providing a WIN Digital subscription to all their athletes and Wrestling Leaders as a benefit to membership in their state association.

WIN Magazine remains dedicated to promoting the great sport of wrestling on all levels. WIN will continue to be a go-to resource for coaches at all levels, as well as a trusted media source covering all levels of the sport for its coaches, athletes and fans.

About 91����

91���� is the National Governing Body (NGB) for wrestling in the United States and the representative to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) and United World Wrestling (UWW), the sport’s international federation. It serves a membership of over 344,000 athletes, coaches, and officials, charters over 5,500 wrestling clubs, and sanctions over 2,400 wrestling tournaments annually. As the NGB for wrestling, 91���� is also responsible for the selection of U.S. World and Olympic teams at multiple age levels in the Olympic disciplines of men’s freestyle, women’s freestyle, and Greco-Roman wrestling, as well as Beach wrestling. 91���� also provides extensive quality opportunities in folkstyle, the traditional style of wrestling in the United States.

About WIN MagazineFounded in 1994, WIN Magazine continues to be an anchor media source in amateur wrestling, for both girls/boys, as well men’s and women’s wrestling. It covers the sport from the youth level, to the national high school level with analysis, rankings, recruiting rankings and updates, to coverage all collegiate levels, to the Senior level of the sport, in the professional manner it deserves. WIN has also become a widely recognized brand for being the annual presenter of the equivalent of wrestling’s Heisman Trophy, the Dan Hodge Trophy announced each March. WIN also presents the high school equivalent to the Hodge, the Junior Dan Hodge Trophy. In addition, WIN Magazine has conducted the Exhibitor area at Fan Fest between sessions of the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships each March for over three decades.  For more information, visit WIN-magazine.com