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National Girls High School Rankings Include Three New No. 1 Wrestlers
Makennah Craft, #1 at 100 pounds and #23 in Pound-for-Pound, Jackson High School, Minford, Ohio (Photo by Tony Rotundo | WrestlersAreWarriors.com)
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling have published the latest National Girls High School Rankings.

"Wrestling Town USA" Will Host NCWWC March 7-8
Featuring 320 female wrestlers from all three NCAA Divisions, the 2025 National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championships will be held at the Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa—warmly known as Wrestling Town USA—on March 7–8.

John Smith Inspires Iron Monk Brewery to Create The Low Single Leg Light Lager
The official launch of The Low Single Leg will take place on Saturday, February 22, as part of Iron Monk Brewery’s 10-Year Anniversary Celebration. Fans and beer lovers alike will have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet John Smith in person from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the brewery in downtown Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa Class of 2025 Announced
The Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa’s Class of 2025 features 11 individual state championships, 42 NCAA All-Americans, 12 NCAA champions, an NCAA championship team, and one of the state of Iowa’s top wrestling contributors.
Kevin Darkus, Daniel Dennis, Felicity Taylor, Joe Zuspann and the 1985-86 University of Iowa wrestling team will be inducted into the GBHOF while the Ballweg Family will be recognized with the Bowlsby Family Legacy Award, Michael Doyle will receive the Bob Siddens High School Coaching Excellence Award and Johnnie Johsnon will be presented with the Russ Smith Community Impact Award.

February National Girls High School Team Rankings Released
Wyoming Seminary (Pennsylvania) remains No. 1 while Broken Arrow High School (Oklahoma) moves up to No. 2 and Cleveland High School (Tennessee) climbs to No. 3 in the latest National Girls High School Team Rankings by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling. The top five teams in the February rankings are the same as January, but in a slightly different order.

United World Wrestling 2025 Season Preview
As the memories of the 2024 Paris Olympics and the World Championships in Tirana linger in the minds of wrestling fans, the 2025 season is already here. And it brings new hopes and a few challenges.
The four Ranking Series events in 2025 and the continental championships will serve as vital platforms for athletes preparing for the World Championships in September.

USA Wrestling Names Kriebel Manager of Athlete Career Transition & Women's Inclusion
USA Wrestling has named Katie Kriebel to the new position of Manager of Athlete Career Transition & Women’s Inclusion.
Kriebel will serve as the National Team athletes’ liaison on all matters pertaining to athlete career transition and professional growth and will also support the growth and sustainability of collegiate women’s wrestling at the NCAA Division I level.

First Coaches’ Ranking for 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships Released
The NCAA has announced the first coaches’ ranking for the 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.
Of the 10 weight classes, eight are led by members of the Big Ten Conference with wrestlers from Penn State leading the way in four classes. The top spots in five classes are comprised of former national champions.