2021 NWCA to Host Virtual Convention
Manheim, PA – The National Wrestling Coaches Association announced today the 2021 Convention scheduled initially for Baltimore, MD, will once again be a virtual event due to the uncertainty of travel and budgetary concerns for many programs. Presenting sponsors for this year’s event are Cliff Keen, Defense Soap, Resilite and the United States Marine Corps. Sessions will run July 28-30.
“We are excited to bring the wrestling world together once again for our NWCA Virtual Convention. Last year was our first run at a virtual program and we had record-breaking attendance with 675 attendees. We plan to be back to an in-person event in 2022 and believe that this year’s event will once again offer our coaches under travel restrictions and budget reductions the opportunity to connect and continue to grow our sport,” said NWCA Executive Director Mike Moyer. “I have to thank our exceptional partners in Cliff Keen, Defense Soap, Resililte, and the US Marine Corps for their continued support to make this annual event take place.”
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2021 NWCA Virtual Convention Details
DATES: July 28-30
COST: $99
SCHEDULE: https://content.nwcaonline.com/2021-convention-schedule/
REGISTRATION: https://actionpage.causeview.com/actionpage/39116202147030939
AFFILIATE PROGRAM: Once again, the NWCA will be partnering with other wrestling organizations to create an affiliate marketing program. These organizations will co-market the convention and will receive $25 per attendee that utilizes their registration code. To find out more about this program, please contact Dan Weaver dweaver@nwca.cc / 717-653-8009 x110
CEU CREDITS
The United States Sports Academy, in cooperation with the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA), is pleased to offer you the opportunity to advance your career by attending approved NWCA Convention or seminars. For only $75.00, you can earn (2) CEUs by participating in twenty clock hours of scheduled sessions or official events over the course of the convention.
Manheim, PA – The National Wrestling Coaches Association announced today the 2021 Convention scheduled initially for Baltimore, MD, will once again be a virtual event due to the uncertainty of travel and budgetary concerns for many programs. Presenting sponsors for this year’s event are Cliff Keen, Defense Soap, Resilite and the United States Marine Corps. Sessions will run July 28-30.
“We are excited to bring the wrestling world together once again for our NWCA Virtual Convention. Last year was our first run at a virtual program and we had record-breaking attendance with 675 attendees. We plan to be back to an in-person event in 2022 and believe that this year’s event will once again offer our coaches under travel restrictions and budget reductions the opportunity to connect and continue to grow our sport,” said NWCA Executive Director Mike Moyer. “I have to thank our exceptional partners in Cliff Keen, Defense Soap, Resililte, and the US Marine Corps for their continued support to make this annual event take place.”
ARTICLE | 2020 Virtual Event Shatters Attendance Records
2021 NWCA Virtual Convention Details
DATES: July 28-30
COST: $99
SCHEDULE: https://content.nwcaonline.com/2021-convention-schedule/
REGISTRATION: https://actionpage.causeview.com/actionpage/39116202147030939
AFFILIATE PROGRAM: Once again, the NWCA will be partnering with other wrestling organizations to create an affiliate marketing program. These organizations will co-market the convention and will receive $25 per attendee that utilizes their registration code. To find out more about this program, please contact Dan Weaver dweaver@nwca.cc / 717-653-8009 x110
CEU CREDITS
The United States Sports Academy, in cooperation with the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA), is pleased to offer you the opportunity to advance your career by attending approved NWCA Convention or seminars. For only $75.00, you can earn (2) CEUs by participating in twenty clock hours of scheduled sessions or official events over the course of the convention.
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