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The following is a list of feature stories that readers can find in the latest issue of WIN Magazine (Vol. 24, Issue 10), which includes comprehensive coverage of the USMC/USAW Cadet & Junior Nationals and AAU Scholastic “Disney” Duals.

The issue was printed and mailed on Aug. 8, 2018. Click here to subscribe to WIN Magazine or call 888-305-0606.

RUDIS TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Page 8 – THE WORLD IS THEIR CLASSROOM –  Matt Ramos, Emily Shilson and Macey Kilty won gold at the UWW Cadet World Championships in Croatia this summer but they learned more about life outside wrestling.

Page 17 – USMC/USAW JUNIOR NATIONALS –  Anthony Cassioppi, who joined Adam Coon as the only Junior to win both freestyle and Greco in consecutive years, was among several Illinois preps with unfinished business in Fargo.

Page 22 – USMC/USAW CADET NATIONALS – Mason Gehloff of Waseca, Minn., typically faced bigger wrestlers this past winter so it was easy for the Cadet to move up a weight and complete his Triple Crown performance.

Page 28 – USMC/USAW WOMEN’S NATIONALS – The women’s tournament increased its number of entries in the Cadet and Junior tournaments that also featured several World Team members who put their rankings on the line against upset-minded foes.

Page 31 – MIDWEST NATIONALS – Nearly 1,000 wrestlers competed at the annual event for all age groups that was held in Bloomington-Normal, Ill., in mid July. See a list of all the champions.

Page 36 – AAU SCHOLASTIC DUALS • ALL-STAR DIVISION – Quinn Kinner (below left) was one of 13 wrestlers from a powerful Knight Point Blue team to go undefeated and lead the Pennsylvania club to another Disney Duals championship.

Page 38 – AAU SCHOLASTIC DUALS • COMMUNITY – Oregon Clay from Ohio and Social Circle from Georgia captured the two tournaments in Orlando, Fla., that featured wrestlers from the same high school communities.

Page 42 – STILL A CHAMPION FOR WRESTLING – Bobby Douglas, the legendary wrestler and coach, may have turned 75 but the pioneer among African-American wrestlers still offers his advice on what’s right and wrong about the wrestling.

Page 46 – CALMING THE WATERS – TOM BORRELLI – Two key wrestlers have left the Central Michigan wrestling program this off-season, but that will not stop 61-year-old Tom Borrelli from continuing his upbeat attitude about the sport.

52 Oversized Pages of Content. Enjoy!

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Plus columns by Dan Gable, Jordan Burroughs and Kyle Dake