2025-26 Girls National High School Wrestling Rankings

100 Pounds

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

We strive to provide accurate information for every wrestler in the rankings but if you notice anything amiss, please don't hesitate to contact Andrew Spey (andrew.spey@flosports.tv) or Kyle Klingman (kyle.klingman@flosports.tv), and we will correct the information as soon as possible. 

The tournaments that influenced the most changes in the rankings were Super 32, Preseason Nationals, Beast of the East, Ironman, Powerade, Ultimate Club Duals, the Dan Gable Donnybrook, Escape the Rock, Queen of the Hill, KC Stampe, and Wonder Woman, although additional tournaments and results were factored in as well. That said, it's entirely possible, likely even, that we missed a relevant match result that should have been factored into the rankings. If you suspect that is the case, we again implore you to please contact us and let us know. We always appreciate feedback of any kind!

Several 95-pounders moved up and had impressive performances to warrant a ranking up a division. Lilly Breeden won the Wonder Woman tournament, while Abigail Peterson defeated Breeden to move them both into the top 10. 

An unfortunate consequence of so many 95-pounders moving up to 100lbs is that there are now more worthy contenders than there are spots in the top 20. As such, many very talented wrestlers who have ranked wins on their resume were left on the bubble, making this one of the most difficult weights to properly arrange.