ALASKAN GIRLS IN NATIONAL RANKINGS
UPDATED JAN 17. 2025 - RANKINGS BY USA WRESTLING
#6
AMELIA
FAWCETT
Voted #5 Pound for Pound in USA
(ALASKA)
145lb
#18
Saoirse
COOK
Voted #5 Pound for Pound in USA
(ALASKA)
135lb
#19
GRACE
Loutzenhiser
100lb
#28
JADE
SHERRY
Voted #5 Pound for Pound in USA
(ALASKA)
110lb
#29
Jessailah
Thammavongsa
Voted #5 Pound for Pound in USA
(ALASKA)
170lb
#30
NoellE
Buck
Voted #5 Pound for Pound in USA
(ALASKA)
135lb
ALASKA HAS A HISTORY AS ONE OF THE TOP GIRLS WRESTLING STATES IN THE COUNTRY.
Alaska GIRLS WRESTLING IN THE NEWS
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our history
Alaska girls wrestling began with female wrestlers competing alongside boys until it was officially sanctioned in 2014. In 2015, the state hosted its first separate girls' state tournament.
Today, Alaska girls wrestling continues to thrive, producing national champions, All-Americans, and role models who inspire future generations. From humble beginnings to a force on the national stage, Alaska's female wrestlers remain true trailblazers, carrying forward a legacy of resilience and excellence.
5th State
to officially sanctioned Girls Wrestling (2014). a decade later, 47 states have now sanctioned the sport.
Michaela hutchinson
of soldotna, became the first Girl to ever win a state championship against boys (2006) and was the first 4x women's national champion in college (2011).
Tela o'donnell
of homer alaska was on the first womens olympic national team (2004) and placed 6th in the olympics
64,751 girls
wrestled across the country in 2024/2025. a 550% increase in the decade since alaska sanctioned wrestling
SYDNEE KIMBER of Sitka, Alaska poses with a "4" after winning her 4th National Women's College Championship in 2023 (record of 103-5). Kimber was a 4 time Alaska Girls State Champion with a record of 90-0.