Redwine, Roell Among History-Making Wrestlers at Inaugural IHSAA Girls Wrestling Sectional

Several area wrestlers are moving on to the regional.

Klaire Redwine and Kayla Roell were among the top performers at the inaugural IHSAA Girls Wrestling Sectional. Photos by Switzerland County athletics and Milan Community Schools. 

It was a historic day for Indiana high school sports. 

The inaugural IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Tournament was held today at 16 sectional sites across the state. 

Locally, three wrestlers were crowned champions in their respective weight classes, while four more qualified for the regional round. 

At the Floyd Central Sectional, Switzerland County junior Klaire Redwine (15-1) won the sectional championship at 130 pounds. Redwine won the championship match by fall (0:37). 

She will be joined by two Switzerland County teammates at the regional. Miley Stroud placed 4th in the 145-pound bracket, while Payton Stow was 4th at 160 pounds. Stow made history by being in the first ever match at the Floyd Central Girls Wrestling Sectional. 

Those advancing from the Floyd Central sectional will compete at the Mooresville regional on January 10. 

Payton Stow wrestling in the first ever match at the Floyd Central Girls Wrestling Sectional! @switzsc @jlcheek01 @VevayNewspapers @812now @CampbellSports @Wikicountry @eagle993 pic.twitter.com/1imVJ1J8I9

— Switzerland County Pacer Athletics (@GoSwitzCoPacers) January 3, 2025

At Eastern Hancock, Milan junior Kayla Roell (25-1) won her championship match in the 120-pound bracket by fall (0:59). Franklin County junior Lila Westerman is the 170-pound sectional champion, winning by fall (3:33). 

East Central had a trio qualify for regional. Tegan Caddell placed 2nd at 115 pounds, Leighna Prater finished 2nd at 145 pounds, and Shelby Dawson qualified for regional with a 4th place finish at 135 pounds. Lawrenceburg's Lacie Lowe will move on to regional after a 3rd place finish in the 145-pound bracket. 

Those advancing from the Eastern Hancock sectional will compete at the Alexandria Monroe regional on January 10.

For full results, visit www.ihsaa.org.