News, features, and analysis from around the world of women's college wrestling.
The University of Iowa announced Friday that women's wrestling head coach Clarissa Chun has signed a contract extension through 2031. Chun, who was hired as the first head coach in program history in November 2021, has quickly built Iowa into a national powerhouse.
Iowa State women's wrestling continues to add high-level talent to its roster, most recently signing Arizona standout Brooklyn Perez, head coach Alli St. John announced Thursday.
Greta Brus, one of Iowa's top high school wrestlers, has flipped her commitment from McKendree to Iowa State, giving the Cyclones a major recruiting win.
Fairmont State University has announced the hiring of Sami Lusk as the first head coach in the history of its newly established women’s wrestling program.
Iowa State has added Cash Wilcke to its women’s wrestling staff as director of operations and assistant coach, head coach Alli St. John announced Tuesday. Wilcke arrives in Ames after three seasons as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s programs at William Penn.
The University of Dubuque will move forward with a leadership change in its women's wrestling program following the resignation of head coach Dennis Hall, who recently stepped away from his position.
Skylar Hattendorf, a past age group world medalist, has committed to Doane University.
Two-time NAIA All-American Kat Hingano is transferring from Southern Oregon to King University. She placed fourth at the 2026 NAIA Women's Wrestling Championships at 180 pounds.
Two-time NJCAA national champion Ayana Fletcher is headed to the NAIA, committing to Lindsey Wilson University after a standout career at Iowa Western Community College.
Grace Lachinsky will continue her collegiate wrestling career at Life University after a standout season at Lindsey Wilson, highlighted by an All-America finish.