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2022-23 National Girls High School Rankings

100 pounds

USA Wrestling, FloWrestling and the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum have published its July 2023 rankings for high school girls wrestlers for the 2022-23 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 2022-23 season, and still includes the high school seniors from the year who have graduated. The next ranking will come in the fall of 2023, with all of the graduated seniors taken out.

This ranking is timed just prior to the 2023 USMC Junior/16U Nationals in Fargo, N.D. which will begin next week. The girls competition, which is loaded with ranked wrestlers and up-and-coming talents, will be held July 15-16 and broadcast live on FloWrestling. There are three top-ranked wrestlers who are different in July: Everest Leydecker of Arizona (122), Valerie Hamilton of Illinois (138) and Catherine Dutton of Missouri (225).

Graduated seniors who were No. 1 in the final ranking include Kiely Tabaldo of California (112), Shelby Moore of Washington (127), Maddie Kubicki of Missouri (144), Destiny Rodriguez of Oregon (152) and Catherine Dutton of Missouri (225). No. 1 athletes who completed their junior year this season were Audrey Jimenez of Arizona (106), Karlee Brooks of Arizona (117), Hayle Jaffe of Pennsylvania (132), Valerie Hamilton of Illinois (138), Sabrina Nauss of Michigan (180) and Savannah Isaac of Ohio (200). Only one sophomore during the 2022-23 season is at No. 1, Piper Fowler of Tennessee (164). The two freshmen who finished the season at No. 1 are Morgan Turner of Illinois (100) and Everest Leydecker of Arizona (122).

There were some slight changes in the Pound-For-Pound (P-4-P) rankings. The top five remained the same, with Audrey Jimenez of Arizona continuing as the No. 1 P-4-P wrestler in the nation. There were three new athletes added to the P-4-P rankings, Eduarda Rodrigues of California (No. 21), Alivia White of Washington (No. 24) and Carley Ceshker of Wisconsin (No. 25).

The most impactful event leading up to the final ranking was the USA Wrestling Junior National Duals in Tulsa, Okla. in June, which had many dozens of nationally ranked wrestlers on the mats. The USA Wrestling Regionals were also a series of events that featured top stars. A number of other large spring and early summer tournaments were also included in the review of athletes.

Coaches, parents and athletes are encouraged to provide information about specific athletes and their achievements throughout the year for the committee to consider. If they have information on specific girls who should be considered for ranking or updates on their achievements, please send it by email to girlsrankings@usawrestling.org.

The quality of these rankings continue to improve as people choose to share updated information.

RankNameYearHometownStateHigh SchoolPrevious
1 Morgan TurnerFRLockportILBremen High School1 at 100
2 Rianne MurphyJRValparaisoINCrown Point High School2 at 100
3 Caley GraberFRNorthfieldMNNorthfield High School3 at 100
4 Valarie SolorioJRCanonsburgPACanon-McMillan High School4 at 100
5 Erica PastorizaSRPhoenixAZWyoming Seminary5 at 100
6 Juliana AlejandroSRLas VegasNVCentennial High School7 at 100
7 Katey ValdezSOColorado SpringsCODoherty High School6 at 100
8 Mia ZunigaSRToppenishWAToppenish High School8 at 100
9 Madison NieuwenhuisFRPlainwellMIPlainwell High School11 at 100
10 Nakayla DawsonFRWestlandMIJohn Glenn High School9 at 100
11 Makennah CraftSOMinfordOHJackson High School10 at 100
12 Monee CorderoJRBakersfieldCAHighland High School14 at 100
13 Charlie WylieFRPort JervisNYPort Jervis High School12 at 100
14 Isabella BocanegraSRGlendaleAZLiberty High School13 at 100
15 Jaclyn Bouzakis8TH ShavertownPACommonwealth Charter Academy16 at 100
16 Joely SlyterSOLewistonIDLewiston High School22 at 100
17 Leeana MercadoJRLodiNJLodi High School23 at 100
18 Zoey HaneySOTroyMOTroy Buchanan High School25 at 100
19 Brooke CorriganSOWittenbergWIDe Pere High School15 at 100
20 Brenda NunezSRSoledadCA Buchanan High School 17 at 10017 at 100
21 Judith SandovalSREl PasoTXHanks High School18 at 100
22 June WelchJRWoodruffSCWoodruff High School19 at 100
23 Elizabeth Valenzuela-Smith8TH TucsonAZValiant College Prep24 at 100
24 Jadyn RollerSOBixbyOKBixby High School26 at 100
25 Kealonie VegaSRKissimmeeFL Osceola Kissimmee High School27 at 100
26 Kendall MoeFRCiceroINHamilton Heights High School28 at 100
27 Bianca EideFRShakopeeMNStillwater High SchoolNR
28 Lilly BreedenFRLibertyMOLiberty High School30 at 100
29 Gabrielle TedescoJRLakelandFLLake Gibson High SchoolNR
30 Tristan NittaSRMililaniHIMililaniNR