2024 USMC Women’s Nationals champion Taina Fernandez [pictured at the 2024 U17 World Championships.
The 2025 U.S. Marine Corps Women’s National Championships are set for a return appearance to The Podium in Spokane, Wash., with the best young athletes in the country vying for national titles and selections to the U.S. World and Pan American Teams.
The competition is set for April 4-6 with women’s freestyle tournaments offered in the USA Wrestling 8U, 10U, 12U and 14U age groups, on top of the UWW U15, U17, U20 and U23 divisions.
Champions at the U17, U20 and U23 levels are eligible to represent the U.S. at an age-group World Championships event later this year. The U.S. Pan American squads will also be determined in the UWW age-group divisions based on the results from Spokane. Refer to the USA Wrestling Team Selection Criteria for more details on international team selections.
48 champions from 2024 are currently registered to compete in Spokane. There are over 1,300 entries to the event with less than two weeks until showtime. Online registration for this event will remain open through 9 a.m. (ET) on April 4. Sign up today to test yourself against the nation’s best.
The USMC Women’s Nationals is the second-of-four events offered in the USA Wrestling Triple Crown Series for girls. To earn the coveted Triple Crown Award, girls must win first place at the USA Wrestling Folkstyle Nationals and USA Wrestling Freestyle Nationals, plus claim top prize at either the USMC Women’s Nationals or National Girls High School Recruiting Showcase, during the same wrestling calendar year.
Stop signs will be awarded to champions in the U15, U17, U20 and U23 divisions. Custom belts will go to champions in the 8U, 10U, 12U and 14U brackets.
The festivities in Spokane will begin with the U23 and U17 divisions on Friday, followed by the start of U20 and 14U on Saturday, and rounding out with U15, 8U, 10U and 12U on Sunday. U17, U20 and U23 brackets will compete over a two-day span. The remaining divisions are scheduled for one day of wrestling.
The USMC Women’s Nationals will be broadcast live on FloWrestling. Brackets will be available through USA Bracketing, USA Wrestling’s new best-in-class event management software.
For more information on this event, including how to register and a complete event schedule, please visit usawrestlingevents.com.
2025 U.S. Marine Corps Women’s National Championships
April 4-6, The Podium, Spokane, Wash.
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Event Schedule
Friday, April 4
10 a.m. – U23 Women, U17 Women (Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Consolations)
3:30 p.m. – U23 Women, U17 Women (Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Consolations)
Saturday, April 5
10 a.m. – U23 Women, U17 Women (Best-of-Three Finals, Medal Matches); 14U Girls (Prelims, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Consolations)
2 p.m. – U20 Women (Preliminaries, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Consolations); 14U Girls (Medal Matches)
Sunday, April 6
10 a.m. – U20 Women (Best-of-Three Finals, Medal Matches, Consolations); U15 Women, 8U Girls, 10U Girls, 12U Girls (All Matches)
2024 Tournament Champions #
U23 Women #
50 kg – Heather Crull (Indiana)
53 kg – Elena Ivaldi (California)
55 kg – Amani Jones (Georgia)
57 kg – Sofia Macaluso (New York)
59 kg – Skye Realin (Hawaii)
62 kg – Adaugo Nwachukwu (Colorado)
65 kg – Aine Drury (California)
68 kg – Brooklyn Hays (Utah)
72 kg – Jasmine Robinson (Texas)
76 kg – Tristan Kelly (Colorado)
U20 Women #
50 kg – Anaya Falcon (California)
53 kg – Brianna Gonzalez (California)
55 kg – Cristelle Rodriguez (California)
57 kg – Carissa Qureshi (California)
59 kg – Alexis Janiak (Illinois)
62 kg – Cadence Diduch (Illinois)
65 kg – Reese Larramendy (Nevada)
68 kg – Caitlyn Davis (South Carolina)
72 kg – Jasmine Robinson (Texas)
76 kg – Naomi Simon (Iowa)
U17 Women #
40 kg – Francesca Gusfa (New Jersey)
43 kg – Hailey Delgado (Texas)
46 kg – Morgan Turner (Illinois)
49 kg – Epenesa Elison (California)
53 kg – Isabella Marie Gonzales (California)
57 kg – Everest Leydecker (Arizona)
61 kg – Taina Fernandez (Maryland)
65 kg – Bella Williams (Oklahoma)
69 kg – Kaili Manuel (Michigan)
73 kg – Piper Fowler (Tennessee)
U15 Women #
33 kg – Lanaia Selig (Washington)
36 kg – Abigail Peterson (Iowa)
39 kg – Olivia Hernandez (Oregon)
42 kg – Isla Silva (Pennsylvania)
46 kg – Paris Soria (California)
50 kg – Epenesa Elison (California)
54 kg – Carolyn Geckler (Ohio)
58 kg – Victoria Carbonaro (New Jersey)
62 kg – Taina Fernandez (Maryland)
66 kg – Ava Guilmette (New York)
14U Girls #
71 lbs. – Kassidy Davis (Washington)
76 lbs. – Sophia Valdez (Colorado)
81 lbs. – Abigail Peterson (Iowa)
84 lbs. – Olivia Hernandez (Oregon)
87 lbs. – Zariah Padilla (California)
90 lbs. – Isla Silva (Pennsylvania)
93 lbs. – Madelyn Medrano (Arkansas)
97 lbs. – Bella Manno (New Jersey)
102 lbs. – Paris Soria (California)
108 lbs. – Kaydence Golding (North Dakota)
115 lbs. – Kara-Lynn Dover (Georgia)
121 lbs. – Julianna Hernandez (New York)
127 lbs. – Camilla Hathaway (Pennsylvania)
143 lbs. – Remington LaFlamme (Texas)
163 lbs. – Alexis Penley (Illinois)
183 lbs. – Lyla Hensen (Michigan)
12U Girls #
55-59 lbs. – Alsea Goldsby (Washington)
64 lbs. – Annabel Choo (Texas)
69 lbs. – Jaelyn Anderson (Nebraska)
75 lbs. – Avery Haber (Pennsylvania)
81 lbs. – Ella Heyne (Montana)
87 lbs. – Azyah Rice (California)
94 lbs. – Bella Reyes (California)
102 lbs. – Melissa Gallo (Florida)
112 lbs. – Breonna Apodaca (Idaho)
126 lbs. – Leilani Nanquilada (Washington)
140 lbs. – Kaliya Kinard (Montana)
10U Girls #
49-53 lbs. – Amelia Acquafredda (Nevada)
57 lbs. – Payton Soto (Washington)
62 lbs. – Juliana Matteo (Ohio)
67 lbs. – Lilly Rollans (Nevada)
73 lbs. – Luci Tiankee (New Jersey)
80 lbs. – Sophia Rodriguez (Washington)
90 lbs. – Ariana Tovar (Washington)
100 lbs. – Summer Rose Gasso (California)
8U Girls #
40 lbs. – Ella Slatter (Washington)
43-46 lbs. – Hattie Brown (Idaho)
50-55 lbs. – Aubrey Dalie (Wisconsin)
68 lbs. – Isabel Sanchez (Washington)
74 lbs. – Herra Fisher (Washington)
85 lbs. – Kinzlee Campos (Washington)
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