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Does your team need new mats, new uniforms, funding for travel, or just extra funding in general? HH Castle-Mac Publishing believes it is important to support high school and youth wrestling. During the 2008 - 2009 season, one way we showed support was by offering To Be The Best at a substantial discount to those schools and organizations that sponsor wrestling tournaments and events.
For the 2009 - 2010 season, we will expand this program with a goal of putting thousands of dollars into the hands of wrestling teams who need to raise extra funds. Not only are we enabling schools and clubs to earn $5 to $6 for each book they sell (by offering To Be The Best at 50% off its cover price), we are also adding the cash prizes listed below for the teams that sell the most books:
| If fewer than 100 teams register and participate: | If 100 or more teams register and participate: |
| First Prize = $1,000 | First Prize = $2,000 |
| Second Prize = $500 | Second Prize = $1,000 |
| Third Prize = $250 | Third Prize = $500 |
| Fourth Prize = $250 | |
| Up to four regional prizes of $100 |
To learn more about the official rules and register and participate in this program, please download and fill out the registration form (and the Sales Tax Exemption Form if applicable) below and send it to us at:
HH Castle-Mac Publishing P.O. Box 16513 St Louis Park, MN 55416
 Rules and Registration |
Sales Tax Exemption |
Benefits to starting early: Teams that register for the program and order books by November 30, 2009 will receive FREE SHIPPING. This also enables these teams to have the book available prior to the holiday season.
If you have questions about the program, please see the "Frequently Asked Questions" document below. If your question is not answered within this document, please e-mail us at Publisher@hhcastle-mac.com.
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We want to help teams to be successful in this program. To help your team sell more books, please see our Sales Tools and Techniques. This page also has statistics which will help you to discern how easily you might sell a case of books.
