GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Davenport University has announced the addition of women’s wrestling as a program that
Grand View University Sports InformationThu, Jan. 3, 2019 at 2:05 PM Des Moines, IA –Grand View
East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania (ESU) has announced that they will be adding Women’s Wrestling as an intercollegiate
Girls High School wrestling is one of the fastest growing sports. There are currently 12 states that recognize girls wrestling as a stand-alone sport and sponsor a state championship. More states are sure to add girls wrestling in the near future. In the last year alone 7 of the 12 states were added.
Programs continue to be added at the collegiate level to keep up with the demand of the increasing High School girls wrestling participation numbers. There are currently 48 programs in the Women’s Collegiate Wrestling Association.
The 48 programs are located in 22 American states with one program in Canada. The 48 varsity sponsored college wrestling programs are at NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA, and NWAC schools.
*Please note; Bacone College in Oklahoma has discontinued sponsoring a collegiate wrestling program.
Women's Collegiate opportunities are expanding to keep up with the growth and demand of Girls High School wrestling. Whether you are looking to wrestle in college next year or in years to come, our recruit coaches can help you identify programs and colleges that will fit your athletic, academic, and financial goals.
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