The Mountain Crest High School girls wrestling team is coming off a successful 2022-2023 season, in which they won their third consecutive 4A state championship. The team is led by head coach Susan Dart, who has been with the program for 3 years.

The Lady Mustangs return a number of key wrestlers from last year's team, including:

• Matee Turnbow: A 2x state champion at 110 pounds, Turnbow is a junior this year who is always up for a challenge.
• Jaci Shock: A 2x state champion at 120 pounds, Shock is a junior and an explosive athletes with an affinity to score early and often.
• Easton Nyman: A 2x state champion at 130 pounds, Nyman is a senior with a great work ethic and a there is always a way to find the win mentality.
• Gracie Howard: A 2x state champion at 170 pounds, Howard is a senior and a powerful athlete with the ability to dominate her way through tournaments.
• Brooke Keller: A state champion at 190 pounds, Keller is a senior with a confidence in her wrestling that wins her big matches.

The Lady Mustangs also have a number of other wrestlers who are capable of making a run at the state tournament, including:

• Rachel Godfrey
• Sujelli Martinez
• Hadley Glenn
• Maggie Budge
• Hailee Sharp
• Anna VanHuss
• Erin Smith
• Dani Alexander
• Amelia Choate
• Jayci Tolman

The Mountain Crest High School girls wrestling team is a perennial power in the state, and they are expected to be one of the top teams in the 4A classification again this year. With a strong returning core and a number of talented newcomers, the Lady Mustangs are poised to make another run at the state championship.

Here are some of the team's goals for the upcoming season:

• Win their fourth consecutive state championship.
• Send more wrestlers to the national tournament.
• Continue to grow the girls wrestling program at Mountain Crest High School.

The Lady Mustangs are a hard-working and dedicated group of wrestlers, and they are confident that they can achieve their goals this season. They are excited to compete against the best wrestlers in the state and to represent Mountain Crest High School on the mat.