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Eliana Bommarito

Michigan's first 4x girls' state champion; 3x Senior Beach World champion, the first American; 2x NJCAA champion for Indian Hills

MI · Hartland HS · King University

By Joe Spisak, Pennsylvania state champion and 4x NCAA qualifier at Virginia · Published September 23, 2026

Eliana Bommarito
Photo: Kostadin Andonov, United World Wrestling

Eliana Bommarito wrestled for Hartland High School in Michigan, and graduated in 2022. She won Michigan Wrestling Association girls' state titles in her first three seasons, at 235 pounds as a freshman and 270 pounds the next two years.

In March 2022 the MHSAA held its first girls' state finals, at Ford Field in Detroit. As a senior, she pinned Madasyn Frisbie of Belding in 3:53 in the 255-pound final. The National Wrestling Hall of Fame lists her as the first female wrestler in Michigan to win four state titles. She also won two Junior National freestyle titles in Fargo in high school.

At Indian Hills Community College in Iowa she won 235-pound NJCAA titles in 2023 and 2024, both in finals over teammate Karla Padilla Zepeda. She was the 2023 tournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler and finished her Indian Hills career unbeaten.

In September 2023 in Constanta, Romania, she won the Over 70 kg class, above about 154 pounds, at a Beach World Series event. USA Wrestling called her the first Senior-level American to win a major UWW beach event. The same weekend she became the first American to win U20 Beach World Championships gold. In October she won the Beach World Series Final in Mugla, Turkey.

The Hall of Fame calls her the first American declared a Senior Beach World champion. USA Wrestling says she earned that title in 2023, 2024 and 2025 by scoring the most points in her class in each year's series. In October 2025 she won the series final in Alexandria, Egypt.

She was on Alma College's 2024-25 roster without competing, then joined King University in Tennessee, and wrestled at 207 pounds in 2025-26. In 2026 she won beach golds in Porec, Croatia, and Batumi, Georgia, and silver in Baku, Azerbaijan. She is a graduate student on King University's 2026-27 women's wrestling roster and competes for Team USA in beach wrestling at Over 70 kg.

Results

SeasonLevelEventWeightPlaceNote
2018-19High schoolMichigan Wrestling Association girls' state tournament235 lb1stFreshman for Hartland. The MHSAA did not yet sponsor a girls' tournament.
2019-20High schoolMichigan Wrestling Association girls' state tournament270 lb1stSophomore for Hartland.
2020-21High schoolMichigan Wrestling Association girls' state tournament270 lb1stJunior for Hartland.
2021-22High schoolMHSAA Individual Finals, girls division, Ford Field, Detroit255 lb1stFirst MHSAA girls' finals. Pinned her semifinal opponent in 0:32 and Madasyn Frisbie (Belding) in 3:53 in the final for her fourth state title. The MHSAA preview spells the opponent Frisbee. The bracket and the finals story spell her Frisbie.
2022-23CollegeNJCAA Women's Wrestling National Invitational, Council Bluffs, Iowa235 lb1stIndian Hills freshman, No. 1 seed. Fall in 0:35 in the quarterfinal, fall in 1:55 in the semifinal, 11-0 technical fall in 2:50 over teammate Karla Padilla Zepeda in the final. Most Outstanding Wrestler. The first NJCAA-sanctioned women's championship. Indian Hills won the team title. Indian Hills' 2023 release orders her name Zepeda Padilla, and its roster and 2024 release use Padilla Zepeda.
2023SeniorBeach World Series Constanta, RomaniaOver 70 kg1st5-0. September 2023. The first U.S. Senior-level gold at a UWW major international beach event (USA Wrestling). Weight class per the Indian Hills biography and USA Wrestling's Constanta blog. Earlier in 2023 she won the U.S. Senior Beach Nationals.
2023Age groupU20 Beach World Championships, Neversea Beach, Constanta, RomaniaOver 70 kg1st5-0. Sept. 10, 2023. Beat Katelyn Lewis (USA) 3-0 in group play and Taisila Heha (Ukraine) 3-0 in the semifinal. Won the final by pin in six seconds in a rematch with a Romanian opponent from her group. First U.S. gold at a U20 Beach World Championships.
2023SeniorBeach World Series Final, Mugla, TurkeyOver 70 kg1st5-0. Two falls and three technical superiority wins (Indian Hills). The Hall of Fame records her as the first American declared a Senior Beach World champion.
2023-24CollegeNJCAA Women's Wrestling National Invitational, Council Bluffs, Iowa235 lb1stNo. 1 seed. Fall in 0:20 in the round of 16, fall in 0:16 in the semifinal, fall in 1:29 over teammate Karla Padilla Zepeda in the final. Finished her Indian Hills career unbeaten. Indian Hills won the team title. Went 9-0 in the 2023-24 season (Indian Hills).
2024SeniorBeach World Series Timisoara, RomaniaOver 70 kg1st4-0. July 20-21, 2024. Beat Florentina Biru (Romania) 3-0 in the semifinal and a Greek opponent 3-0 in the final. She had also won the June 2024 series event in Saint Laurent du Var, France.
2025SeniorBeach World Series Final, Alexandria, EgyptOver 70 kg1st5-0. October 2025. Won Group A, beat Stefania Zacheila (Greece) 3-0 in the semifinal and pinned Iryna Pasichnyk (Ukraine) in 50 seconds in the final.
2026SeniorBeach World Series Porec, Zelena Laguna Resort, CroatiaOver 70 kg1st4-0. May 31, 2026. Five-athlete round robin with two pins, including one over Sadie Evans (USA) in 50 seconds.
2026SeniorBeach World Series Batumi, Batumi Seaside Park, GeorgiaOver 70 kg1st3-0. June 2026. Four-athlete round robin. Beat Stefania Zacheila (Greece) and Angelique Gonzalez (France) 3-0, then Mariia Zenkina (Ukraine) 3-0 in the final session.
2026SeniorBeach World Series Baku, Sea Breeze Resort, AzerbaijanOver 70 kg2nd2-1. August 2026. Beat Stefania Zacheila (Greece) 3-0 and lost 4-0 to Daria Konstantynova (Ukraine), the gold medalist, then beat Mariia Zenkina (Ukraine) 3-0 for silver.

What we could not confirm

Anything not on this page, a high school record, a final score, a season, was left out because no primary source stated it when this was written. If you have a bracket, a program, or a clipping, send it to the operator, Joe Spisak, at joe@spisak.co and the page gets the number.

Sources

  1. https://www.mhsaa.com/sports/wrestling/stories/girls-preview-contenders-compete-1st-mhsaa-finals-titles · MHSAA preview of the first MHSAA girls' finals, March 2022. Lists the Hartland senior's Michigan Wrestling Association titles at 235 pounds as a freshman and at 270 pounds the next two seasons.
  2. https://www.mhsaa.com/sports/wrestling/stories/1st-girls-finals-champions-make-mhsaa-history-ford-field · MHSAA finals story, March 2022. Her fall over Madasyn Frisbie of Belding in 3:53 in the 255-pound final at Ford Field for a fourth state title.
  3. https://www.mhsaa.com/portals/0/Documents/WR/2022IWR/girlsfinal.pdf · MHSAA official 255-pound bracket for the 2022 girls' finals, with her semifinal and final falls.
  4. https://www.mhsaa.com/sports/wrestling/stories/title-ix-50-eliana-bommaritos-story · MHSAA Title IX at 50 feature, September 2022. The recent Hartland graduate's four state titles, three under the Michigan Wrestling Association and the fourth at the first MHSAA girls' finals.
  5. https://nwhof.org/national-wrestling-hall-of-fame/bio/15285 · National Wrestling Hall of Fame biography. The first female wrestler in Michigan to win four state high school titles, and the 2022 Tricia Saunders High School Excellence Award for Michigan.
  6. https://nwhof.org/national-wrestling-hall-of-fame/women-s-wrestling-experience · National Wrestling Hall of Fame, women's wrestling milestones. Her 2023 Beach World Series golds in Constanta and Mugla, the first U.S. U20 Beach World gold, and her place as the first American declared a Senior Beach World champion.
  7. https://indianhillsathletics.com/sports/wwrest/2023-24/bios/bommarito_eliana_iur1 · Indian Hills Community College biography. Hartland High School, the 2023 and 2024 NJCAA titles at 235 pounds, the 2023 Most Outstanding Wrestler award, the 9-0 sophomore season, two Fargo national titles and her beach results.
  8. https://indianhillsathletics.com/sports/wwrest/2022-23/releases/20230305h1kejg · Indian Hills, March 2023. Her 235-pound NJCAA title in Council Bluffs with an 11-0 technical fall over teammate Karla Padilla Zepeda, and the Most Outstanding Wrestler award.
  9. https://indianhillsathletics.com/sports/wwrest/2023-24/releases/20240305lteldz · Indian Hills, March 2024. Her second 235-pound NJCAA title with a fall in 1:29 over Padilla Zepeda, ending an unbeaten Indian Hills career.
  10. https://indianhillsathletics.com/sports/wwrest/2023-24/releases/20240722i4cefb · Indian Hills, July 2024. Her Beach World Series gold in Timisoara, Romania, after a June gold in France.
  11. https://www.themat.com/news/2023/september/10/double-gold-for-bommarito-who-wins-women-s-u20-beach-world-title-u-s-women-place-third-in-romania · USA Wrestling, September 2023. Her Beach World Series gold and U20 Beach World title in Constanta, Romania, her 2023 U.S. Senior Beach Nationals title and her two Junior National freestyle titles in high school.
  12. https://www.themat.com/news/2023/september/05/beach-world-series-blog-usa-team-descending-upon-constanta-romania · USA Wrestling beach blog from Constanta, September 2023, on the first U.S. Beach World Series gold.
  13. https://www.kingtornado.com/news/2025/10/22/womens-wrestling-eliana-rose-bommarito-captures-gold-at-beach-wrestling-world-series-final-in-alexandria.aspx · King University, October 2025. Her Over 70 kg gold at the Beach World Series Final in Alexandria, Egypt, with a 50-second fall over Iryna Pasichnyk of Ukraine.
  14. https://nwhof.org/news/bommarito-claims-ninth-career-beach-world-series-gold · USA Wrestling via the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, May 2026. Her Over 70 kg gold in Porec, Croatia, and her Beach World titles for 2023, 2024 and 2025.
  15. https://www.themat.com/news/2024/july/21/bommarito-gets-gold-cardenas-a-silver-stemmet-a-bronze-at-beach-world-series-in-romania · USA Wrestling, July 2024. Her Over 70 kg gold at the Beach World Series Timisoara, Romania, after a June gold in Saint Laurent du Var, France.
  16. https://nwhof.org/news/bommarito-wins-10th-career-title-at-beach-world-series-batumi · USA Wrestling via the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, June 2026. Her Over 70 kg gold at the Beach World Series Batumi, Georgia, with a 3-0 round robin.
  17. https://www.themat.com/news/2026/august/29/bommarito-closes-out-baku-beach-world-series-with-victory-earns-silver-medal · USA Wrestling, August 2026. Her Over 70 kg silver at the Beach World Series Baku, Azerbaijan, with a 2-1 round robin.
  18. https://kingtornado.com/news/2026/8/29/womens-wrestling-kings-eliana-bommarito-takes-silver-at-baku-beach-wrestling-world-series.aspx · King University, August 2026. Her silver medal at the Beach World Series in Baku, Azerbaijan.
  19. https://almascots.com/sports/womens-wrestling/roster/eliana-bommarito/10376 · Alma College 2024-25 roster biography. Listed for the season, did not appear, previous college Indian Hills.
  20. https://kingtornado.com/news/2026/1/20/womens-wrestling-king-wins-in-dominant-fashion-with-three-pins.aspx · King University, January 2026 dual results. She wrestled at 207 pounds for King.
  21. https://kingtornado.com/sports/womens-wrestling/roster/eliana-bommarito/9471 · King University 2026-27 women's wrestling roster. Lists her as a graduate student from Hartland High School, after a 2025-26 season as a senior.

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