Finally! Menlo Women Will Compete At 2027 NCAA Championships

The wait is over for the Menlo women’s wrestling team. The Oaks are transitioning from NAIA to NCAA Division II, but the process was longer than expected.

Sep 14

Everything You Need To Follow Women's Wrestling

Below are links and resources to follow women’s wrestling all year long.

Sep 14

Bella Mir Leads High-Powered North Central Women's Squad

“NCC! NCC! NCC!”

Sep 6

Women's College Takeaways From The NWCA Convention

The National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) convention has concluded, leaving us with several key takeaways. Based on interviews conducted by FloWrestling’s Andy Hamilton (full interview videos below) with head women’s coaches Joe Norton (North Central - NCAA Division III), Ashley Flavin (Life - NAIA), and Paul Rademacher (Indiana Tech - NAIA), here is what we learned.

Aug 5

How To Choose A Women's College Wrestling Program

Recruiting season is in full swing, and it’s time to make a college decision. Here is what you need to know about picking a women’s college wrestling program.

Jul 23

2025-26 Women's College Commitment List

Below is a partial —  but not complete — commitment list of current high school wrestlers and colleges they plan to attend, along with an approximate college weight. There are thousands of high school wrestlers and over 150 women's college wrestling programs (NAIA, NJCAA, and NCAA Division 1, 2, and 3), so this list is ongoing.

Jul 16

The 2026 NCAA Women's College Transfer Portal Is Open

Keep track of the NCAA women's freestyle wrestlers entering the transfer portal and where they transfer. Email kyle.klingman@flosports.tv if someone is missing or needs to be added.

Jun 20

A Brief History Of Final X Special Wrestle-offs

Created in 2018, Final X is the final step to make the U.S. Senior World Team. The stand-alone event has delivered iconic wrestling moments, including delayed best-of-three wrestle-offs. Any returning World or Olympic medalist can postpone due to injury.

May 27

GUEST COLUMN: 'The Weight I Carry' by Milana Borrelli

The scale is quiet.

Apr 6

Every Women's College National Wrestling Champion Since 2004

In 2026, the NCAA hosted the first sanctioned women's national college championship. Below is a list of every team and individual college champion, along with an explanation of each division and links to the available results of every tournament.

Mar 24

What Is Army's Connection With McKendree Women's Wrestling?

The United States Army has an internal unit called the World Class Athlete Program (WCAP). It allows elite Soldier-athletes to train for and compete in the Olympic and Paralympic Games while serving on active duty, in the Army Reserve, or National Guard. Based at Fort Carson, Colorado, WCAP provides resources for athletes to train full-time and compete at the national/international level.

Mar 19

2026 NAIA Women's Wrestling Championships Watch Guide

The 2026 NAIA Women’s Freestyle Wrestling Championships are March 13-14 in Wichita, Kansas. Here is everything you need to know.

Mar 11

McKendree Wins Inaugural NCAA Women's Wrestling Title

McKendree University won the inaugural NCAA Women’s Wrestling Championships with a down-to-the-wire finish against the University of Iowa. The Bearcats held an 8.5-point lead entering the finals with five finalists to Iowa’s four.

Mar 8

Confusion, Frustration After Bite Mark Leads To DQ At NCAAs

by Andy Hamilton and Kyle Klingman

Mar 8

Iowa And McKendree In Tight Team Race Entering NCAA Finals

McKendree had a monster semifinal round, sending five to the finals to take an 8.5-point lead over Iowa. The Hawkeyes are still in contention after sending four to the finals, including returning national champions Reese Larramendy (145), Kennedy Blades (160), and Kylie Welker (180). Val Solorio (103) is competing in her first national tournament after competing at 110 last season.

Mar 7