WIN’s Volume 32 Issue 10 is out NOW!

WIN’s Volume 32 Issue 10 is out now!

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Inside this issue, you will find full coverage from USA Wrestling’s 2026 U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals, which took place July 10-18 in Fargo, N.D.

Check out featured guest columns from nationally renowned coaches Danny Struck, Quantal Langford and Dennis Paquette as well as wrestling historian Dr. Bill Welker and world-renowned chemical oceanographer and former Rhode Island College wrestler Chris Reddy.

This issue also contains features, columns, and Q&As from the following WIN writers: Dan Gable, Zach Even-Esh, John Klessinger, Wes Littlefield, Bill X. Barron, WIN founder Mike Chapman, WIN Publisher Bryan Van Kley and WIN Editor Tristan Warner.

Be sure to also read WIN’s Pin Cancer July feature, spotlighting Shae Salerno (Carlisle, Pa.), a rising junior in high school who is not allowing a bladder cancer diagnosis to steal his joy, positivity or wrestling ambitions.

Plus, like every issue, WIN is perfect for active wrestlers and coaches … in the July issue, Gold-Certified Pennsylvania USA Wrestling men’s director Kyle Martin teaches various attack options from a 2-on-1, which includes a QR-code link to a live video demonstration.

Lastly, check in with the USA Wrestling State Associations in Iowa, Florida, South Dakota and Nebraska for the latest news and updates within their states.

V32I10 WIN Magazine Features

Page 7 – THE ROAD RUNS THROUGH FARGO

From team-scoring records to Triple-Crown winners, the 2026 edition of the U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals in Fargo, N.D. provided countless awe-inspiring moments and storylines across all six divisions.

Page 40 – LEARNING FROM LOSING

Before Chris Reddy became a world-renowned chemical oceanographer, the former Rhode Island College wrestler was unknowingly preparing for future success by overcoming setbacks in the sport of wrestling.

Page 42 – ALWAYS KEEP MOVING

In this RMN Events Outwest feature, Ian Butler, known as the Scramble King, overcame a difficult childhood and gravitated to the sport of wrestling. Now, he coaches wrestlers and MMA fighters all over the world.

Page 45 – PIN CANCER: SALERNO NOT BACKING DOWN

Carlisle (Pa.) prep Shae Salerno is not allowing a bladder-cancer diagnosis to get in the way of his wrestling goals. Along the journey, he is providing hope and inspiration to many through his unwavering positivity.

V32I10 USA Wrestling Coach’s Corner Features

Page 12 – WHAT OTHERS DIDN’T SEE

Longtime Cary, N.C. head coach Jerry Winterton’s Hall of Fame career began with recruiting kids in the school hallways to give wrestling a try.

Page 14 – FOR SOMETHING GREATER

Arizona’s Anthony Chagolla used wrestling as a vehicle to bring him back to his faith, and now he’s doing the same for young wrestlers he mentors.

Page 15 – ROOM TO GROW

Minnesota native Maolu Woiwor, now in Wisconsin, has launched a successful club and camp system but never stops seeking innovation.

Page 16 – SAVED TO SERVE

Beat The Streets Detroit GM Joe Russo overcame a difficult childhood, and now he uses his own experiences to impact kids in similar situations.