#girls wrestling

[cwwl]

[gatitaprincesaxoxo]

Princess of Princess

[femwrestlinggif]

Drain the fight out of her...

[storiesofthepast16]

Is it just me or do wrestling coaches seem to gravitate toward each other..?? Like, I’ve noticed that when an example needs to be shown, they just know. Also, wrestling is the gayest sport. What maniac came up with this?!?!

One time, we were doing “tree trunks” or whatever it’s called when you lift somebody with one foot. My partner went, “Yeah, you can go first, I don’t mind-”

I swung her so hard that she looked like this stock photo 💀

[spawn-of-fucking-satan]

so my friend is in track pre season and she was complaining to me like “oh my god they made us do thirty pushups today. THIRTY.”

and as a wrestler im just like

ha

ha

thirty

ha

[2000skid4ever]

Manami toyota vs mima shimoda is so amazing

[riilsports]

RIIL adding girls wrestling weight classes for 2023-24 winter sports season

     WARWICK, R.I. (October 4, 2023) - The Rhode Island Interscholastic League will be providing additional participation opportunities for girls during the 2023-24 winter sports season beginning on Monday, November 27, 2023.

     Girls Wrestling weight classes will be offered for the first time in league history as female wrestling will be integrated into the existing Dual Meet Schedule as well as In-State Tournaments offered by member schools during the regular season.  The RIIL State Meet will add the opportunity to compete in 12 weight classes exclusive to females with a chance to earn entrance into the 59th New England Championship beginning on Friday, March 1st at the Providence Career & Technical Academy in Rhode Island.  This will mark the first time girls weight classes are offered at the RIIL State and New England Championships.

     As of January 2023, 37 states sanctioned girls wrestling as an official high school sport.  As a result of these new opportunities being offered, girls’ participation in wrestling has climbed steadily throughout the United States in the last two decades.  According to the National Federation of State High Schools’ Athletics Participation Survey, national participation rose from 4,975 female participants in 2005 to 7,351 in 2010. The number of female wrestlers then almost tripled to 21,124 by 2018-19 and has since jumped to 49,127 participants in 2022-23 - a 233% increase over that four-year time period.  

     Within the RIIL, the number of female wrestlers competing with their respective schools’ coed teams has grown significantly over the last decade, jumping from 8 participants in 2014 to 68 last winter (2022-23).  According to the National Girls High School Wrestling Summary compiled by the USA Wrestling Girls High School Development Committee, like Rhode Island, the five other high school state associations in New England have experienced a similar upward climb in participation numbers since 2014. The RIIL and Member Schools are excited to offer this opportunity in 2023-24 and hope to mirror the growth of girls wrestling occurring nationally as a result.

     Students interested in girls wrestling should contact their school’s Athletic Director for more information.

[fatmagic]

[iattachtooeasilytocartoons]

The love hate relationship with stayover wrestling camp is unreal

[just-null]

wrestling to be the first to greet you (they broke into your house)

[cwwl]

[demaparbat-hp]

Toph as a Goalball player 💪💚

[femwrestlinggif]

Double teamed...

[crazygnomenclature]

[leekeyrouz]

[ayushipop]

the violence in bottoms (2023) is so satisfying in a way i don't really know how to put into words. somewhere between the violence against women that movies sometimes shy away from too much but also Lean Into a little too much (spectrum of either not depicting realistic violence/harassment due to discomfort with it or the "you can't hit her she's a girl!" concept vs gratuitous sensationalized violence). like it's that "boys will be boys" kind of roughhousing that girls are excluded from if the narrative frames them as too delicate / feminine / untouchable. and i see them beating the shit out of each other and it feels Good. they're not untouchable dolls nor are they objects to project malice and gratuitous violence onto! it's not even fully about the empowerment or seeing girls be able to fight back (which does feel amazing in its own right and the movie does a great job of delivering it) like even seeing like, idk black widow beat up a bunch of guys in a marvel movie doesn't feel the same as how bottoms does it. it feels unpolished and grounded and realistic and satisfying. #girlswillbegirls