Piper Fowler of Cleveland, Tennessee was an undefeated four-time Tennessee wrestling state champion for Cleveland High School.

The daughter of Zack and McKenzie Fowler, she will continue her wrestling career at William Penn University.

She helped start the wrestling team at her school and was instrumental in helping them capture three state team titles and a third-place finish.

Fowler, who had a career record of 93-0. was named Outstanding Wrestler at the 2024 state tournament and the recipient of the Catherine Neely Female Athlete of the Year award.

She won a gold medal at the 2023 U17 World Championships and represented the United States again in 2024. She finished first at Junior Nationals in 2023 and 2024 and was a finalist in 2022.

Fowler is ranked No. 1 at 170 pounds and No. 4 in pound-for-pound in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling National Girls High School Rankings.

She is also a National High School Coaches Association champion, a Fargo champion, a Super 32 champion.

A Raider scholar, Fowler is a member of the Cleveland High School Leadership Council and the Criminal Justice Club.

She is an active member in her youth group at church while also serving as an ambassador for ATS the Bridge, taking a public stand against drugs and vaping, and volunteering at elementary schools.