Columbus East High School

In a landmark moment for Indiana High School Girls Wrestling, the Columbus East girls wrestling team began their inaugural season with a commanding 64-15 victory over the Seymour Owls. The Olympians’ historic debut showcased their strength and determination in this first-ever sanctioned season for girls wrestling in the state. A Night of Olympian Victories: The dual meet began at 170 pounds, where Ashley Mannis claimed the first win of the evening by forfeit. From there, the Olympians built unstoppable momentum: - Monica McMahon (190 pounds) earned a forfeit victory. - Sydney Morrow (110 pounds) also won by forfeit. - Taylor Engelking (115 pounds) secured a win by fall. - Saige Plummer (120 pounds) added another pin for East. - Eliana Burton (125 pounds) triumphed with a win by fall. - Madison Mount (130 pounds) dominated with a major decision. - Maddie Swartzentruber (135 pounds) claimed victory via forfeit. - Issabel Wakefield (140 pounds) achieved a pin to extend the lead. - Eden Knight (145 pounds) followed suit with another win by fall. - Lucy Destin (155 pounds) capped off the evening with a forfeit win. The Olympians showcased a mix of skill, strategy, and grit, leaving no doubt about their potential in this groundbreaking season. A Promising Start As trailblazers in a new era of high school sports, the Columbus East girls wrestling team is off to an electrifying start. Their dominant performance against Seymour sets the tone for an exciting and competitive season ahead. The Olympians continue to make history on the mat as they head to Jennings County H.S. to compete in the girls Hoosier Hills Conference tournament. Meet time: 9 a.m.