The record · Texas
Texas women's wrestlers, written down
5 wrestlers from Texas, with every placement traced to a source. Home state as her profile records it, so a wrestler who left for college is still listed here.
By Joe Spisak, Pennsylvania state champion and 4x NCAA qualifier at Virginia · Published September 3, 2026
The record
Cydney DavisEl Paso, TX · Texas Woman's University3x Texas UIL Class 5A state champion at El Paso Bel Air; 57-0 as a senior; 2026 Tricia Saunders Award winner for Texas
Jasmine RobinsonAllen, TX · McKendree University4x UIL Texas girls' state champion (Allen, 2021-24); 2024 U20 World champion at 72 kg with four pins; 2025 U23 World silver medalist- Lexie BashamRoanoke, TX · Texas Wesleyan University2x NAIA national champion at 130 pounds, Texas Wesleyan's first; 2x Texas state champion at Byron Nelson; 202-8 in high school
Randi MillerArlington, TX · Northern Michigan University2008 Olympic bronze at 63 kg, the first African American woman to medal in Olympic wrestling for the U.S.; 2014 Military World champion
Tamyra Mensah-StockKaty, TX · Wayland Baptist2020 Tokyo Olympic champion at 68 kg; 2x world champion; 2x Texas UIL and 2x WCWA champion
Wrestling in Texas
The Texas state championship
Dates, venue and qualifying for the girls' state series, read off the association's own page.
Wrestling clubs in Texas
Where to practice, with the girls'-only and girls'-practice programs flagged.
Texas colleges with women's wrestling
6 programs in the state, with the coach's published email.
Photo credits
Photographer and outlet for each photo above. The license each one is used under is printed on that wrestler's own page.
- Cydney Davis: The Davis Family, via Sports Illustrated High School
- Jasmine Robinson: USA Wrestling
- Randi Miller: U.S. Army
- Tamyra Mensah-Stock: Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine
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