Help celebrate #NGWSD today by thanking others for opportunities in girls and women’s wrestling!!
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
Today is Wednesday, February 5, is National Girls and Women in Sports Day (#NGWSD).
In honor of this great day, the Women’s Collegiate Wrestling Coalition (WCWC) is launching #ThankYouMonth.
The WCWA is calling upon all of those involved in women’s wrestling to make a post on social media thanking individuals and/or organizations who have provided opportunities for them to participate.
This thank you campaign can include athletes, coaches, parents, administrators, fans and others, both female and male, who want to publicly thank someone for helping build and expand wrestling for girls and women.
Those who post on Wednesday are asked to include hashtags #NGWSD and #ThankYouMonth on their social media post.
In addition, in order to increase visibility, people are asked to also include a graphic, photo or video of themselves participating in women’s wrestling, to show the world what female wrestling looks like.
The graphic in this story can be used as well, if you don’t have a photo or video to go with your thank you message..
Let’s have some fun, thank some deserving people who have helped expand women’s wrestling, and let more people learn about women’s wrestling.:
EXAMPLE POST
Later today, USA Wrestling will post the following…
Thank you on #NGWSD to @NCAADII for approving Emerging Sports Status for women’s wrestling. Your support is making a difference in the lives of many women wrestling student-athletes!!!
PEOPLE TO THANK
Organizations that could be thanked include the NCAA, the NAIA, the NJCAA, the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics, NCAA Div. II, NCAA Div. III, college conferences, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), specific state high school associations, USA Wrestling state associations, the Women’s Sports Foundation and many more groups.
On a personal level, people can thank their parents, coaches, administrators, fans, friends, college, high school, club, sports league and more, those who gave them a chance to get involved in wrestling for girls and women.
GET INVOLVED!!! Post a thank you message for women’s wrestling opportunity on National Girls and Women in Sports Day (#NGWSD), today, Wednesday, February 5, 2020.
In honor of this great day, the Women’s Collegiate Wrestling Coalition (WCWC) is launching #ThankYouMonth.
The WCWA is calling upon all of those involved in women’s wrestling to make a post on social media thanking individuals and/or organizations who have provided opportunities for them to participate.
This thank you campaign can include athletes, coaches, parents, administrators, fans and others, both female and male, who want to publicly thank someone for helping build and expand wrestling for girls and women.
Those who post on Wednesday are asked to include hashtags #NGWSD and #ThankYouMonth on their social media post.
In addition, in order to increase visibility, people are asked to also include a graphic, photo or video of themselves participating in women’s wrestling, to show the world what female wrestling looks like.
The graphic in this story can be used as well, if you don’t have a photo or video to go with your thank you message..
Let’s have some fun, thank some deserving people who have helped expand women’s wrestling, and let more people learn about women’s wrestling.:
EXAMPLE POST
Later today, USA Wrestling will post the following…
Thank you on #NGWSD to @NCAADII for approving Emerging Sports Status for women’s wrestling. Your support is making a difference in the lives of many women wrestling student-athletes!!!
PEOPLE TO THANK
Organizations that could be thanked include the NCAA, the NAIA, the NJCAA, the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics, NCAA Div. II, NCAA Div. III, college conferences, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), specific state high school associations, USA Wrestling state associations, the Women’s Sports Foundation and many more groups.
On a personal level, people can thank their parents, coaches, administrators, fans, friends, college, high school, club, sports league and more, those who gave them a chance to get involved in wrestling for girls and women.
GET INVOLVED!!! Post a thank you message for women’s wrestling opportunity on National Girls and Women in Sports Day (#NGWSD), today, Wednesday, February 5, 2020.
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