Women's Wrestling Club, the app
The club
in your pocket.
Her season, the women who wrestled before her, the colleges that recruit her, and the rules she competes under, in one iOS app with no account and no login.
What it does
Today
The club's home screen: your next meet and a countdown, your record by style, and one wrestler's career on the day you open it.
Season
Log every meet and match in a few taps. First win, first pin, first title become a share card, and none of them carries a scale weight.
The wrestlers
A plain career profile of a woman who wrestled, high school state champions through Olympians, one a day. Every claim is sourced and every photo is credited.
Events
The girls' state championship series by state, alongside the national events, inside the Club tab.
Colleges
189 verified women's wrestling programs, with the head coach's published email on the 140 whose school lists one, and a place to track your outreach.
The meet-day run sheet
Today turns into a checklist on meet day: weigh-in time, gear and hair, what to eat after the scale, and one-tap match logging.
The parent digest and a live link
A PDF or a web page for a parent that says whether you are on plan, your legal class, your record, and your meets by name and date. Words, not weights, and it turns off from the phone any time.
A home-screen widget
The class you are legal at today and the days to your next meet, without opening the app.
The club membership
Most of it is free. Membership goes deeper.
Season, the run sheet, share cards, the wrestlers, the full college directory, the parent digest and live link, every rules card, what you are legal at today, and every safety flag: free, no Membership required.
Membership adds the week by week descent plan for your whole season, the first date you are legal at your target class, past seasons, the recruiting one-pager for college coaches, and your own cycle pattern. It is $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year, billed by Apple, cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.
Weight is one tab
Not a weight app.
Weight is the deepest tab, not the identity. It is built on the NFHS minimum body fat floor for girls, 19 percent for 2026-27, the same rule the site's making weight page is written from. Descent is capped at 1.5 percent a week, and an unreachable class gets the earliest legal date instead of a faster cut. At or below the floor there is no plan at all, only a route to an athletic trainer and a doctor. There is no dehydration content anywhere in the app.
Privacy
There is no account and no login. What a wrestler enters into the app stays on her phone, and the app collects no email address from her. A parent digest or live link is something she chooses to share; a parent's own opt-in on that web page is a separate, adult decision the app never makes for her. Full detail is on the privacy page, which covers the site and the app together.
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