2025-26 Girls National High School Wrestling Rankings

140 Pounds

Welcome to the first edition of FloWrestling's girls' national high school wrestling rankings!

Our first attempt at these rankings will inevitably contain imperfections, whether it be incorrect information associated with the ranked wrestlers or a ranking order that must be adjusted due to results the rankers were unaware of or just failed to adequately account for. None of this is an attempt to create excuses for our less than perfect rankings, but to merely preface our request for any and all feedback related to the rankings to please be sent via email to Andrew Spey (andrew.spey@flosports.tv) or Kyle Klingman (kyle.klingman@flosports.tv). We strive to create the most excellent rankings possible, and any comments, critiques, or corrections that help us reach our goal will be very much appreciated!  

Riley Hanrahan got revenge on Fargo champ Nora Akpan at Who's Number One. Akpan was back out in competition at Super 32 where she finished fifth, but did pick up impressive ranked wins along the way, which was enough, along with her Fargo run, to keep her at #2. 

Fargo set the order after that, but then Ultimate Club Duals reshuffled things a bit, as Skenandore won Fargo but then lost to Briggs at Ultimate Club Duals. Kesi Tsarni placed third at Fargo but then lost to Mila Mantanona at Ultimate Club Duals. Mantanona also placed eighth at Super 32 and didn't enter Junior & 16U Nationals, making her difficult to rank. We were conservative this time, placing the freshman #18, but don't be surprised if she quickly rises in the rankings.