In a landmark moment for women’s wrestling, the NCAA has officially approved the creation of a Division I national championship, starting in the 2025-2026 season. After years of advocacy, this decision signifies unprecedented recognition and opportunity for female wrestlers at the collegiate level. Programs are already ramping up recruiting efforts, and institutions across the country are exploring the addition of varsity women’s teams.
Stars like Kennedy Blades and Amit Elor are already serving as inspirational figures for a new generation of wrestlers. With the NCAA spotlight now officially shining on women’s wrestling, the sport is poised for rapid growth. This isn’t just a win for athletes—it’s a cultural shift, giving young girls a visible and viable path to excel at the highest levels of competition in the world’s oldest sport.
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