The home of girls' and women's wrestling
Every girl
who wrestles
belongs here.
The wrestlers who built the sport, the meets on your calendar, the college that wants you, and the rules that actually apply to you. Written down in one place, from the record, for high school and college wrestlers and the people in their corner.
Photo: USA WrestlingWrestler of the day
Jasmine Robinson
4x UIL Texas girls' state champion (Allen, 2021-24); 2024 U20 World champion at 72 kg with four pins; 2025 U23 World silver medalist
Read her record →
88,771
girls wrestling in US high schools, up 19.9 percent in a year
NFHS participation survey, 2025-26 →
49
states and jurisdictions with a girls' championship
From each association's page →
189
college programs, most with a coach contact
D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NJCAA →
79
careers written down, one a day on every channel
Every result sourced →
On the calendar
Every event →- Sep 26, 2026Who's Number One, girls' divisionStillwater, OK
- Oct 28, 2026U.S. Marine Corps Brian Keck Memorial Preseason Nationals (girls' grade school, middle school, and high school divisions)West Des Moines, IA
- October 2026, date TBASuper 32 Challenge, Women's High School Freestyle Division
- Dec 12 to 13, 2026Women of IRONMANOhio
- Dec 18 to 19, 2026ASAA/First National Bank Alaska Wrestling State Championships (girls' division)Anchorage, AK
The record
All 79 wrestlers →Start here
New to the sport
How to start wrestling
What age, what a first practice looks like, what you actually need, what it costs, and the girls' question answered up front. Then a guide for parents and one for your first tournament.
Start here →
This season
Find your state's championship
Forty nine states and jurisdictions now crown a girls' champion. The dates, the format, the venue, and the qualifying path, read off each association's own page.
See the calendar →
The next level
Get recruited
The NCAA's 2026-27 regional alignment names 127 institutions, plus 46 in the NAIA and 37 junior colleges. The first NCAA championship was March 2026; the coach's contact for most programs is in the directory.
Open the directory →
Compete
The reference shelf: gear that fits, the rules as written, and the weight numbers that apply to girls. Every line cites its source.
The club
Your season,
in your pocket.
Next meet and the countdown, your record per style, the wrestler of the day, every event by state, and a weight plan built on the girls' rules instead of the boys'. Share a live link with a parent. For iPhone.
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