News Summary

February 2025 marks an exciting period for high school girls wrestling as new rankings are released along with the ongoing state championships across various states. Several talented athletes have made impressive advancements in their rankings while longtime standouts have maintained their positions. Noteworthy updates include new number one athletes in key weight classes and continued dominance from established wrestlers. Wrestling enthusiasts await the next national rankings as the season progresses, pushing these athletes to achieve even greater heights.

Exciting Changes in High School Girls Wrestling Rankings for February 2025!

Hey there, sports enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into the latest buzz from the world of high school girls wrestling. February 2025 has brought some thrilling updates that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. The rankings have just been released, and there are some fresh faces and exciting shifts that have made headlines this month!

State Championships Are in Full Swing!

First off, it’s that exhilarating time of the year again – high school state championships are underway! Wrestling fans across the nation are buzzing as state championships have already kicked off in various states, including Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, Texas, and Utah. Some independent and prep school state meets have also gotten in on the action, adding to the thrill of this incredible sport.

Shakeup in the Rankings!

Now, let’s talk about those rankings! The latest evaluations include talented girls enrolled in grades 8-12 from all over the country. Recently, several high-profile athletes have made substantial moves, particularly in weight classes, creating quite a stir as we approach the postseason.

And while some wrestlers are changing it up, others have successfully held onto their spots! Notably, we have three new number one athletes to announce:

  • Makennah Craft from Ohio takes the lead in the 100 lb class.
  • Jaclyn Bouzakis from Pennsylvania steps into the top spot in the 105 lb class.
  • Aubre Krazer also from Pennsylvania claims the number one position in the 130 lb class.

A huge shout out to Morgan Turner of Illinois, who retains her top ranking in the 110 lb class after successfully moving up in weight! That’s no small feat, and it shows the dedication these athletes have to their sport.

The rest of the top spots hold strong

In addition to the new faces, it’s impressive to see that the other ten number one wrestlers from the previous ranking have maintained their positions:

  • Epenesa Elison (CA) at 115 lbs
  • Isabella Marie Gonzales (CA) at 120 lbs
  • Everest Leydecker (AZ) at 125 lbs
  • Taina Fernandez (MD) at 135 lbs
  • Isis France (AZ) at 140 lbs
  • Violette Lasure (PA) at 145 lbs
  • Kaili Manuel (MI) at 155 lbs
  • Piper Fowler (TN) at 170 lbs
  • Brooke Huffman (WI) at 190 lbs
  • Tirza Twoteeth (MT) at 235 lbs

That’s right, consistency is key in wrestling, and these athletes have shown why they deserve their spots!

Pound-For-Pound Rankings

Isis France sliding in at No. 24 and Ariana Chavez at No. 25.

The top five in the Pound-For-Pound rankings remain as follows:

  • Taina Fernandez (1)
  • Morgan Turner (2)
  • Isabella Marie Gonzales (3)
  • Piper Fowler (4)
  • Jaclyn Bouzakis (5)

What’s Next?

As state championships continue to unfold, fans can look forward to the next National Girls High School Ranking, set to be released in mid-March. That’s when we’ll find out how all these athletes shake out after the competition wraps up. It’ll be exciting to see if anyone can move into the top rankings!

Getting Involved

Are you a passionate coach, parent, or athlete? If you have achievements you’d like to see recognized, consider reaching out and submitting those for ranking considerations at girlsrankings@usawrestling.org. The rankings truly improve as more information flows in, so let’s keep the momentum going!

To wrap things up, February 2025 has proven to be an eventful month for high school girls wrestling. With so many state championships underway and rankings growing even more competitive, it’s clear that this talented group of athletes is raising the bar. We’ll be eagerly awaiting the next update in March! Go team!

Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic

LIVE BALL Resources

Perry High School Empowers Young Female Wrestlers
High School Baseball and Softball Seasons Begin in Gainesville

Additional Resources