What a weekend of girls wrestling conference tournaments! From the Classic 8 to the Southern Lakes and everywhere in between, the mats were hot and the competition was fierce. We saw some dominant team performances, like Neenah in the FVA and Hartford Union in the North Shore, proving that depth across the weight classes really pays off. These conference tournaments set the stage for what’s sure to be an exciting run towards the state tournament.
Badger Girls Conference
The Milton girls wrestling team captured the Badger Girls Tournament title with 110 points, a victory driven by their strength across multiple weight classes. Dilynn Albrecht (100lbs), Devlynn Albrecht (120lbs), Madi Peach (126lbs), and Jessie Demarasse (132lbs) all secured championships for Milton, contributing significantly to their team score. While other teams had individual successes, Milton’s multiple champions proved to be the difference.
Oregon finished second with 89.5 points, highlighted by Teagan Simpson’s win at 145lbs. Ft. Atkinson took third with 85 points, with Hayli Fletcher taking the championship at 138lbs. Reedsburg finished fourth with 83 points and had a champion in Chloe Roloff (107lbs). Mount Horeb finished fifth with 78 points and had champions in Kyla Drake (120lbs) and amelia soltis (165lbs). Sauk Prairie/Wis. Heights finished sixth with 64.5 points and had champions in Margaret Barrett (107lbs) and Naomi Bermudo (114lbs). Stoughton finished eighth with 55 points and had a champion in Emily Matheny (152lbs). Portage tied for ninth with 46 points and had a champion in Miya Tool-Fukuda (185lbs). Watertown also tied for ninth with 46 points and had a champion in Aliviah Walsh (235lbs).
Big 8 Girls Conference
The Janesville Craig girls wrestling team won the Big 8 Conference tournament with 155 points. Madison LaFollette finished second with 101 points, and Janesville Parker took third with 74. Janesville Craig’s victory was fueled by individual championships from Nadia Fuentes (107lbs) and Madilyn Sanovich (120lbs). Other champions included Teana Anderson of Janesville Parker (100lbs), Emilia Martinez of Madison LaFollette (114lbs), Mara Smith of Madison East (126lbs), Maya Assad Thompson of Madison West (132lbs), Elle Fischer of Madison LaFollette (138lbs), Calli Stewart of Sun Prairie (145lbs), Cierra White of Janesville Parker (152lbs), Sophia Bassino of Sun Prairie (165lbs), Stella Gustafson of Madison West (185lbs), and Leianna Chavez of Madison LaFollette (235lbs).
Several wrestlers earned runner-up finishes. Araceli Merino of Janesville Craig (100lbs), Addison Friedrichs of Janesville Parker (107lbs), Neshia Williams of Madison East (114lbs), Marleigh Ace of Verona Area (120lbs), Niah Holmes of Janesville Craig (126lbs), Zae Keller of Janesville Craig (132lbs), Addison Simon of Janesville Craig (138lbs), Likita Hodges of Madison LaFollette (145lbs), Lily Irvin of Verona Area (165lbs), and Arwen Marse of Verona Area (185lbs) all finished second in their respective weight classes.
Capitol Girls Conference
Columbus High School won the Capitol Conference girls wrestling tournament with 64 points, a victory largely attributed to their success in the lighter weight classes. Pyper Merfeld (100lbs) and Karissa Schwoerer (107lbs) both earned championships for Columbus, contributing significantly to their team total. Lodi finished second with 48 points, led by individual champions Zoe Licht (126lbs) and Marah Lane (132lbs). Poynette took third place with 40 points, with Emersyn Miller (152lbs) and Naomi Stibbs (185lbs) securing championships.
While other schools had individual successes, such as Julia Schremp of Lake Mills (126lbs), and Adalyn Danz-Grass of Belleville/Mont./New Glarus (152lbs), Columbus’s strength in the early weight classes proved decisive.
Classic 8 Girls Conference
The Mukwonago girls wrestling team dominated the Classic 8 Conference tournament, securing the team title with a commanding 198.5 points. Muskego finished in second place with 122.08 points, followed by Kettle Moraine with 100.5. Mukwonago’s strong performance was bolstered by individual championship wins from Gabby Hartman at 100lbs, Cailyn Whittier at 120lbs, Samantha Wiebelhaus at 132lbs, and Zoe Krause at 152lbs. Kettle Moraine also had champions in Ava Shaikh at 107lbs, Charis Guerra at 126lbs, and Hunter Phillips at 138lbs. Muskego had a strong showing as well with Nina Sanfilippo winning at 145lbs, Brooke Shelley at 165lbs, and Sophia Peterson at 185lbs. Waukesha West’s Elliott Mulloy earned the championship at 114lbs in a close 3-2 decision.
Several other wrestlers earned podium finishes. At 100lbs, Serena Melter of Arrowhead took second place. Sophie Kyne of Mukwonago finished second at 107lbs, while Kettle Moraine’s Brooke Williamson was the 114lb runner-up. Ashantay Robinson of Waukesha South earned second at 120lbs. Brenda Plata-Ascencio of Waukesha South finished second at 126lbs. Tessa Felter of Muskego earned second at 132lbs. Kate Jacobs of Waukesha North was second at 138lbs. Bailey Peterson of Mukwonago finished second at 145lbs. Kaia Jakubowski of Muskego was second at 152lbs. McKenzie Healy of Mukwonago finished second at 165lbs. Lorelei Braatz of Mukwonago finished second at 185lbs. The tournament showcased the talent and competitive spirit of the girls wrestling programs in the Classic 8 Conference.
Cloverbelt Girls Conference
The Cloverbelt Conference girls wrestling tournament showcased a range of talent across different weight classes. Cassidy O’Connell of Regis/Altoona (107lbs), Brynn Heck of Neillsvill/Greenwood/Loyal (114lbs), Jaelyn Bowe of Regis/Altoona (126lbs), and Lillian Fitzl of Stanley-Boyd (132lbs) all secured first-place finishes in their respective weight classes after round-robin tournaments. Tessa York of Cadott (120lbs), Abigail Moss of Cadott (138lbs), Azariah Hoffman of Spencer/Columbus/Granton (145lbs), Isabella Giza of McDonnell/Elk Mound (165lbs), and Anna Becker of Spencer/Columbus/Granton (285lbs) also earned championships. Kaylee Stai of Cadott was the sole competitor at 152lbs and thus took first place.
Several other athletes earned podium finishes, including McKenzie Simonson of McDonnell/Elk Mound (107lbs), Veronika Leavens of Bloomer/Colfax (114lbs), Romina Perez of Abby/Colby (120lbs), Makenna Herrmann of Abby/Colby (126lbs), Luca Burcaw of McDonnell/Elk Mound (132lbs), Nevaeh Walters of Stanley-Boyd (138lbs), Molli York of Cadott (145lbs), and Hailey Pelkey of McDonnell/Elk Mound (285lbs) who all finished as runners-up. The 100lb and 185lb weight classes did not have results available at the time of this report.
East Central Girls Conference
The Winneconne girls wrestling team narrowly won the East Central Conference tournament with 70 points, edging out Berlin who scored 69. Waupun finished third with 45.5 points. Addison Brown of Winneconne (114lbs), Candyce Engel of Waupun (126lbs), Codi Nowicki of Berlin (132lbs), Hannah Bade of Waupun (145lbs), Isabell Fisher of Plymouth (165lbs), and Zariayah Brown of Berlin (235lbs) earned individual championships.
Jezhel Jaimez of Berlin (114lbs), Sybil Gadouas of Kewaskum (126lbs), Nora Last of Winneconne (132lbs), Emileena Neconish of Berlin (145lbs), and Denna Gehrke of Winneconne (165lbs) all finished as runners-up. Results for the 100lb, 107lb, 120lb, 138lb, and 185lb weight classes were not available at the time of this report.
Flyway Girls Conference
The Campbellsport girls wrestling team took first place at the Flyway Conference tournament with 91.5 points. Laconia finished second with 49.5 points, followed by North Fond du Lac/St. Mary’s Springs with 40. Campbellsport’s victory was driven by individual titles from Irelyn Woolhether (107lbs), Emersen Wissink (120lbs), Abigail Ksioszk (126lbs), Emma Batzler (132lbs), and Mya Schraufnagel (138lbs). Other champions included Harmonie Lange of North Fond du Lac/St. Mary’s Springs (114lbs), Tessa Zoch of Laconia (145lbs), and Aeryona Cronin of Lomira (185lbs).
Several wrestlers earned second-place finishes. Savannah Britton of Laconia (107lbs), Shannara Guerra of North Fond du Lac/St. Mary’s Springs (120lbs), Adalynn Last of Laconia (132lbs), Alix Jahnke of Winnebago Lutheran Academy (138lbs), and Deanna Rosas of North Fond du Lac/St. Mary’s Springs (145lbs) all finished as runners-up. The 100lb, 152lb, and 235lb weight classes did not have results available at the time of this report
FVA Girls Conference
The Neenah girls wrestling team dominated the FVA conference tournament, taking first place with a total of 193 points. Kimberly finished second with 86 points, followed by Appleton West with 83.5. Neenah’s victory was fueled by individual championships from Ashlynn Scheidermayer (114lbs), Kylee Kurszewski (120lbs), Amari Richard (126lbs), Julia Rangel (132lbs), Ava Armatti (138lbs), and Janet Sorto (145lbs).
Other individual champions included Lauren Klinger of Oshkosh West (107lbs), Emerson Otis of Kimberly (152lbs), Mackenzie Schiedermayer of Hortonville (165lbs), Kait Lundt of Oshkosh West (185lbs), and Reghan Ziegler of Fond du Lac (235lbs).
Several wrestlers earned runner-up finishes, including Maya Ives of Neenah (107lbs), Annaleah Jacobson of Appleton West (114lbs), Zoey Syms of Oshkosh West (120lbs), Ava Banning of Kimberly (126lbs), Samantha Bryant of Oshkosh West (132lbs), Anastasia Wilondja of Appleton West (138lbs), Mckinley Spalding of Appleton North (145lbs), Claire Gloudemans of Kimberly (152lbs), Sarah Campbell of Kimberly (165lbs), Emma Verbrick of Neenah (235lbs). The 100lb weight class did not have results available at the time of this report.
Lakeland Girls Conference
Unity dominated the Girls Lakeland Conference tournament, securing the team title with 160 points. Their impressive showing was fueled by multiple individual championships. Alyssa Chance (120lbs), Isabelle Holden (138lbs), Jennifer Wallner (145lbs), and Evelyn Fugate (165lbs) all earned first-place finishes for Unity, demonstrating their strength across a range of weight classes. This depth of talent was key to their overall team victory.
Clear Lake finished second with 76.5 points, highlighted by individual titles from Cheyanne Marette (107lbs), Jordyn Perry (114lbs), and Lydia Humpal (126lbs). Luck/Frederic/Grantsburg/Siren also scored 76 points and had champions in Ezibella Savage (235lbs). Turtle Lake/Clayton took fourth place with 46 points and had champions in Ella Moen (132lbs) and Bella Wright (185lbs). Cornell/Gilman/Lake Holcombe finished fifth with 42 points and had a champion in Kaitlyn Madlon (152lbs). Bruce finished sixth with 22 points and had a champion in Shelby Garica (100lbs).
Milwaukee City Girls Conference
The Milwaukee King girls wrestling team took first place at the Milwaukee City Conference tournament with 182 points, narrowly edging out Milwaukee Ronald Reagan, who scored 176. Milwaukee King’s victory was powered by individual championships from Jai Thornton (126lbs), Neyonda Galloway (138lbs), Ana Carillo (145lbs), and Terryn Mcbride (152lbs). Milwaukee Ronald Reagan had champions in Gemma Vaccaro (120lbs), Simone Ferris (132lbs), Kayla Craig (165lbs), Danna Andrade (185lbs), and Haneen Jaraba (235lbs). Other champions included Geaira Donald of Milwaukee Washington (100lbs), D’Niyah Gaines of Milwaukee Washington (107lbs), and Sharmia Evans of Milwaukee Bay View (114lbs).
Several wrestlers earned runner-up finishes. Khadijah Ahmad of Milwaukee Ronald Reagan (100lbs), Wineishka Medina of Milwaukee King (107lbs), Nadya Scott of Milwaukee Madison (114lbs), Yarelys Santos of Milwaukee Bay View (120lbs), Sarah Biernat of Milwaukee Ronald Reagan (138lbs), Zoe Matamoros of Milwaukee Ronald Reagan (145lbs), Jennesa Ramos of Milwaukee Bay View (152lbs), Christine Cambell of Milwaukee King (165lbs), and Wren Daniel of Milwaukee King (185lbs), and Sydney Harrell of Milwaukee King (235lbs) all finished second in their respective weight classes.
North Shore Girls Conference
The Hartford Union girls wrestling team decisively won the North Shore Conference tournament with 165 points. Their victory was fueled by a strong showing across multiple weight classes, with several individual champions contributing significantly to their team score. Maya Kirchner (120lbs), Allyson Binder (138lbs), Tatum Boylen (145lbs), Ruby Neitzel (185lbs), and Brooklynn Klebsch (235lbs) all secured first-place finishes for Hartford Union. This depth of talent and success in key weight classes proved to be the deciding factor in their dominant win.
Nicolet finished second with 64 points, with Daisy Altman (100lbs), Zhana Wright (114lbs), and Victoria Jewell (165lbs) taking individual titles. Slinger finished fourth with 40 points and had champions in Tatiana Campos (107lbs) and Brianna Gehring (152lbs). Grafton finished third with 46 points and had champions in Audrey Hanson (126lbs) and Madison Hatfield (132lbs). While other teams had some individual successes, Hartford Union’s multiple champions and overall team strength led them to the conference title.
Rock Valley Girls Conference
The Whitewater girls wrestling team captured the Rock Valley Conference tournament title with 136 points, followed by Jefferson in second place with 105 points and Turner in third with 82. Whitewater’s victory was propelled by individual championships from Adalynn Frye (107lbs), A’Lani Ross (126lbs), Atreya Wilson (132lbs), and Marianna Kubicz (235lbs). Jefferson had champions in Alexis Rue (100lbs), Peyton Greving (114lbs), and Mckenzi Coplien (120lbs). Other individual champions included Althea Eckdhal of Monroe (138lbs), Sydney Andrews of Turner (145lbs), Vanessa Hernandez-Reyes of Edgerton (152lbs), Natalia Jesberger of Delavan-Darien (165lbs), and Helaina Sprager of East Troy (185lbs).
Several wrestlers earned runner-up finishes. Isabelle Cantu of Whitewater (100lbs), Ema Aranda of Whitewater (107lbs), Azaria Davis of Turner (114lbs), Mei Lin Yurkew of Turner (120lbs), Grace Grinke of Turner (126lbs), Lily Hansen of Jefferson (132lbs), Vivian Harris of Whitewater (138lbs), Zoe Ruhland of Jefferson (145lbs), Gracie Blue of Delavan-Darien (152lbs), Masame Gresens of Edgerton (165lbs), and Payton Taylor of Whitewater (185lbs) all finished second in their respective weight classes.
SCC Girls Conference
The Nekoosa girls wrestling team dominated the SCC tournament, taking first place with 183 points. Wautoma finished second with 90 points, and Westfield was third with 72. Nekoosa’s victory was propelled by individual championships from Rylan Oleson (100lbs), Madison Wagner (107lbs), Amiya Leverance (114lbs), Vanessa Rodriguez (132lbs), Shae-Ella Clark (138lbs), and Paige Howard (145lbs). Other champions included Katrina Murray of Westfield (120lbs), Lydia Hutter of Adams-Friendship (126lbs), Brynlee Vaughan of Wautoma (152lbs), Laynie Vaughan of Wautoma (165lbs), Kimura Hutter of Adams-Friendship (185lbs), and Kylie Burress of Wisconsin Dells (235lbs).
Several wrestlers earned runner-up finishes. Madalynne Gosda of Mauston (114lbs), Lyvia Weiss of Wautoma (120lbs), Amelia Gray of Wautoma (126lbs), Thora Rosholt of Wisconsin Dells (132lbs), Lily Roseberry of Adams-Friendship (138lbs), Isabell Nelson of Westfield (145lbs), Cammie Slater of Mauston (152lbs), and Arianna Weber of Westfield (185lbs) all finished second in their respective weight classes.
Southern Lakes Girls Conference
Badger’s commanding victory in the Southern Lakes Conference was fueled by their depth and strength across multiple weight classes. Brynn Engel (100lbs), Alexa Thomas (107lbs), and Carley Ceshker (138lbs) led the charge for Badger. Other champions included Kenzey Cook of Waterford (114lbs), Morgan Rutherford of Wilmot Union (120lbs), Melissa Abarca-Cozme of Beloit Memorial (126lbs), Brooke Dummer of Union Grove (132lbs), Maggie Hansen of Burlington (145lbs), Maddison Torres of Westosha Central (152lbs), Ruby Gould of Burlington (165lbs), Carly Corelli of Westosha Central (185lbs), and Faythe Klein of Wilmot Union (235lbs).
SWC/SWAL Girls Clash Tournament
The Kickapoo/La Farge/Youth In. girls wrestling team emerged victorious at the SWC SWAL Clash Tournament, scoring 94.5 points. While they had only one individual champion, Mariyana Miller at 107lbs, their overall depth and performance across various weight classes contributed to their win. Lancaster finished a close second with 90 points, propelled by Alyvia Bahl’s championship at 132lbs. Prairie du Chien took third place with 85 points, with Rosalie Kossman winning at 100lbs and Irelynd Cejka at 138lbs. Mineral Point finished fourth with 84.5 points, and had champions in Tatum James (114lbs), Dealya Collins (126lbs), and Emily Heisner (185lbs).
Other champions included Aspen Gelo of Prairie du Chien (120lbs), Chloe Larue of Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern (145lbs), Jaycie Davis of Belmont/Platteville (152lbs), Cadence Freymiller of Fennimore (165lbs), and Kalie Davis of Belmont/Platteville (235lbs). The tournament showcased a competitive field, with several teams having strong individual performances, but Kickapoo/La Farge/Youth In.’s consistency ultimately led them to the team title.
Trailways Girls Conference
The Trailways Conference girls wrestling tournament showcased a number of impressive individual performances. Horicon had a particularly strong showing, with champions in Ruby Brandt (100lbs), LuRae Wenninger (120lbs), Khloe Lindert (126lbs), Hailey Firari (138lbs), and Cyriana Reinwald (185lbs). Other champions included Khia Bearder from Rio/Camb-Fries/Fall River/Randolph (107lbs), Daelin Cody of Princeton/Green Lake (114lbs), Alexis Burback of Hustisford (132lbs), Zoye Hilby of Dodgeland (145lbs), Bailey Staude of Johnson Creek (152lbs), and Sydney Coyne of Parkview (235lbs).
Several wrestlers earned runner-up finishes, including Rayden Lueck of Oakfield (100lbs), Natalia Saier of Horicon (107lbs), Adalyn Raue of Hustisford (114lbs), Serenity Pautsch of Parkview (120lbs), Winnie Culver of Princeton/Green Lake (126lbs), Addison Canella of Princeton/Green Lake (132lbs), Greta Sixel of Johnson Creek (138lbs), and Oliva Downey of Dodgeland (185lbs). The 165lb weight class results were not available at the time of this report. The tournament highlighted the growing talent and dedication within the Trailways Conference girls wrestling programs.
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