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The 2024 National Girls High School Preseason Rankings have been released, offering a fresh look at the nation’s top female wrestlers for the upcoming season. The rankings, compiled by USA Wrestling, FloWrestling, and the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, evaluate high school girls in grades 8-12 across all 50 states. Notably, the list has been reshaped by the graduation of last year’s senior class and bolstered by the inclusion of promising new talent, including incoming eighth graders.
Among the key highlights for Texas fans is the continued dominance of Texas wrestlers in the rankings. Hailey Delgado from El Paso Eastwood retains her No. 1 ranking at 95 pounds, a testament to her hard work and skill, including international success.
Delgado is just a freshman but has already captured national attention with her remarkable performances. Delgado also makes her debut in the national Pound-for-Pound rankings, with a #20 ranking.
95 Pounds:
- Hailey Delgado (Eastwood, El Paso) – Ranked 1st A freshman phenom, Hailey Delgado enters the 2024 season as the top-ranked wrestler in the 95-pound weight class. Delgado’s dominance at a young age has turned heads nationwide. Her technical prowess and determination make her a wrestler to watch as she begins her high school career.
- Alexa Rodriguez Lopez (Hillcrest High School, Dallas) – Ranked 14th Senior Alexa Rodriguez Lopez brings experience and grit to her final high school season. Ranked 14th at 95 pounds, she has steadily improved throughout her career and will look to leave her mark before graduation.
- Abigail Mendoza (Veterans Memorial High School, Corpus Christi) – Ranked 29th Abigail Mendoza rounds out the Texas representation at 95 pounds, ranked 29th. The senior from Veterans Memorial High School has shown resilience and growth, and she’ll aim to climb the rankings throughout the season.
100 Pounds:
- Cassandra Medrano (Edinburg High School, Edinburg) – Ranked 21st Medrano, a senior from Edinburg High School, is ranked 21st at 100 pounds. Known for her explosive style and ability to outmaneuver opponents, she’ll be looking to move up the rankings as the season progresses.
- Jubilee Rendon (El Paso Franklin High School, El Paso) – Ranked 24th Junior Jubilee Rendon enters the season ranked 24th at 100 pounds. Rendon is expected to make significant strides this year as she builds on her past achievements.
110 Pounds:
- Grace Romans (Allen High School, Allen) – Ranked 16th Junior Grace Romans is ranked 16th at 110 pounds and has been steadily rising through the ranks. With her sharp technique and strong mental game, Romans is poised to climb the rankings.
- Mariah Dillard (Azle High School, Azle) – Ranked 7th Senior Mariah Dillard enters her final high school season ranked 7th in the 110-pound weight class. Dillard’s physicality and experience make her a contender for a top spot by the season’s end.
- Arianna Beltran (Cypress Ranch High School, Houston) – Ranked 22nd Arianna Beltran, a senior, rounds out Texas’ representation in the 110-pound division. Ranked 22nd, Beltran has shown steady improvement and is expected to make noise this season.
115 Pounds:
- Akeelah Moore (Richardson High School, Richardson) – Ranked 10th Ranked 10th at 115 pounds, senior Akeelah Moore is a standout from Richardson High School. Moore’s combination of athleticism and strategy has made her one of the top wrestlers in the state and nationally.
- Riley Rayome (The Woodlands High School, Conroe) – Ranked 6th Senior Riley Rayome is one of the highest-ranked Texas athletes at 115 pounds, entering the season at 6th. Rayome is known for her aggressive style and will be a force throughout the year.
- Vanessa De La Cruz (Conroe Woodlands College Park High School, Houston) – Ranked 17th Vanessa De La Cruz, another senior from Houston, ranks 17th at 115 pounds. She’s been a key contributor to her team and will look to close out her high school career on a high note.
- Nevada Daniels (Katy Cinco Ranch High School, Katy) – Nevada Daniels makes her debut in the rankings at 30th in the 115-pound class. Daniels has plenty of room for growth and will be an exciting wrestler to follow in her high school career and beyond.
125 Pounds:
- Kailin Sebert (Allen High School, Allen) – Ranked 17th Another strong contender from Allen High School, sophomore Kailin Sebert enters the 125-pound class ranked 17th. Her resilience and technical acumen will be key as she looks to rise through the rankings.
130 Pounds:
- Anna Vogt (Conroe Woodlands College Park High School, Houston) – Ranked 9th Senior Anna Vogt is ranked 9th at 130 pounds and has been a consistent force in the division. Vogt’s experience and leadership will be vital for her team this season.
- Landri Vongonten (A&M Consolidated High School, College Station) – Ranked 17th Sophomore Landri Vongonten is ranked 17th in the 130-pound class. Vongonten is one of the rising stars in Texas and will be looking to make her mark nationally.
135 Pounds:
- Camille Rainey (Arlington Martin High School, Arlington) – Ranked 20th Junior Camille Rainey enters the season ranked 20th in the 135-pound weight class. With a mix of experience and raw talent, Rainey is expected to be a key competitor in the division.
140 Pounds:
- Taylin Silco (Lubbock Cooper High School, Lubbock) – Ranked 6th Senior Taylin Silco is a top-tier talent ranked 6th at 140 pounds. Silco’s determination and strength have earned her a high spot in the rankings, and she’s a serious contender for a top-three finish by the end of the season.
- Mackenzie Blue (Northwest High School, Newark) – Ranked 10th Mackenzie Blue, also a senior, has made significant strides, jumping to 10th in the 140-pound division. Blue’s ability to push the pace and wear down opponents has made her a standout for Northwest High School.
145 Pounds:
- Jayda Fulp (Fort Worth Country Day School, Fort Worth) – Ranked 6th
Senior, All-American Jayda Fulp is ranked 6th in the 145-pound weight class and is one of the top Texas athletes in her division. Known for her toughness and powerful wrestling style, Fulp has consistently delivered strong performances throughout her high school career. As she enters her final season, she is poised to compete for the spot, with her goals set on finishing her high school journey at the top the podium. - Hadyn Stine (Prosper Rock Hill High School, McKinney) – Ranked 7th Ranked 7th at 145 pounds, senior Hadyn Stine from McKinney is looking to finish her high school career strong. Stine’s tactical approach and experience make her a top contender in her weight class.
155 Pounds:
- Samaria Barnett (Converse Judson High School, Converse) – Ranked 21st Senior Samaria Barnett enters her final season ranked 21st in the 155-pound division. Her powerful wrestling style and determination will be crucial in her quest to improve her ranking.
190 Pounds:
- Rylee Ferranti (Klein Oak High School, Spring) – Ranked 15th Senior Rylee Ferranti is ranked 15th at 190 pounds. Her physical presence and experience make her a formidable opponent in the division, and she’s expected to have a strong final season.
- Blake Baker (Marcus High School, Flower Mound) – Ranked 20th Sophomore Blake Baker is ranked 20th at 190 pounds. Baker has the potential to climb the rankings even further as she continues to develop her skills.
- Asaiya Golphin (Cibolo Steele High School, Cibolo) – Ranked 24th Golphin, a junior from Cibolo Steele High School, rounds out the Texas representation in the 190-pound weight class. Ranked 24th, she is expected to improve her standing as the season progresses.
235 Pounds:
- Ariana Chavez (Borger High School, Borger) – Ranked 7th Ariana Chavez, a senior, enters the 2024 season ranked 7th in the 235-pound weight class. Known for her strength and endurance, Chavez is poised to be a top contender in her division.
- Kayla McLearen (Lubbock Cooper High School, Lubbock) – Ranked 26th Senior Kayla McLearen enters her final season ranked 26th in the 235-pound division. With her dedication and focus, McLearen will be looking to finish her high school career on a high note.
