Rankings

The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling have published the Preseason Rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2024-25 season. This national ranking evaluates all girls enrolled in grades 8-12, and athletes from all 50 states are eligible for selection.

Last year’s high school graduates have been removed, and many new athletes have joined the rankings for the first time, including eligibility for incoming eighth graders.

The event that clearly had the most impact on these rankings was the record-setting 2024 USMC Junior and 16U Nationals in Fargo, N.D., in July. The rankings also included results from the U17 and U20 World Championships.

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 The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling have published the July 2024 rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2023-24 season. This national ranking evaluates all girls enrolled in grades 8-12, and athletes from all 50 states are eligible for selection.

This is the final ranking of the 2023-24 season and includes all of the wrestlers who competed this year, including those who are graduating seniors. It is being timed prior to the biggest and most prestigious event of the season, the 2024 USMC Junior/16U Nationals in Fargo, N.D., July 12-20.

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The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling, and FloWrestling have published the May 2024 rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2023-24 season. This national ranking evaluates all girls enrolled in grades 8-12, and athletes from all 50 states are eligible for selection.

These rankings were heavily influenced by the major postseason national events, most specifically the USA Wrestling Women’s Nationals in Spokane, Wash., the USA Wrestling Girls National High School Recruiting Showcase in Las Vegas, and the NHSCA Nationals in Virginia Beach. A number of other major national-level competitions were also evaluated in these rankings. There were considerable changes in all weight classes, as the nation’s best athletes competed against each other in the international styles as well as folkstyle.

There were three new No. 1 ranked wrestlers in the 14 weight classes outlined by the National Federation of High School Associations (NFHS): Anaya Falcon of California (105), Karlee Brooks of Arizona (120) and Jasmine Robinson of Texas (155).

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The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling have published the March 2024 rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2023-24 season. This national ranking evaluates all girls enrolled in grades 8-12, and athletes from all 50 states are eligible for selection.

The high school regular season has ended. All of the official and unofficial girls state high school championships have been held, finishing off in March with the Ohio and Pennsylvania state meets. This ranking was heavily influenced by the results of those state championship events, which led to considerable changes in every weight class.

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The committee that selects the National Girls High School Rankings for individual athletes, which includes representation from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling, and FloWrestling, has released its final national high school team ranking for the 2023-24 season today.

This ranking includes public and private high schools from all states, including those with official girls’ state championship events and those with unofficial girls’ state championships. All of the state high school championships for girls have been completed for the season.

The top two teams have remained the same since the February ranking, with No. 1 Wyoming Seminary (Pennsylvania) and No. 2 Toppenish High School (Washington) holding down their rankings. Wyoming Seminary repeated as Prep School National champions, and Toppenish repeated as the Washington 1B/2B/1A/2A state team champions.

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The committee that selects the National Girls High School Rankings for individual athletes, which includes representation from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling, and FloWrestling, has released its February National Girls High School Team Rankings.

This ranking includes public and private schools at the high school level from all states, including states with official girls state championship events as well as those with unofficial girls state championships.

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The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling, and FloWrestling have released the February 2024 rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2023-24 season. This national ranking evaluates all girls enrolled in grades 8-12, and athletes from all 50 states are eligible for selection.

The high school regular season is entering the busiest part of its post-season. As of this ranking, state high school championships for girls have been held in Alabama, Alaska, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, New York, Utah (1A/2A), and Washington, D.C, plus private school state events in Texas and Georgia.

This weekend is one of the busiest for girls’ state high school championships, with over 20 states competing, followed by next week, with another 20-plus states holding their state championships.

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The committee which selects the National Girls High School Rankings for individual athletes, which includes representation from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling has released its January National Girls High School Team Ranking.

This ranking includes public and private schools at the high school level from all states, including states with official girls state championship events as well as those with unofficial girls state championships.

Once again, the committee has named the Top 40 high school teams in the nation and expanded its honorable mention list to 30 teams.

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The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling, and FloWrestling have released the January National Girls High School and Pound-for-Pound rankings.

This national ranking evaluates all girls enrolled in grades 8-12, and athletes from all 50 states are eligible for selection.

The high school regular season is well underway in every state, with the exception of Alaska, which had a fall wrestling season that concluded in December. These rankings reflect the results of many major in-season and holiday tournaments and dual meets, as well as the individual performances of the athletes who are being tracked for ranking consideration.

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