Girls Wrestling Triple Crown 12/23/2025 8:27:00 AM NWCA Communications

Stage Two Complete, Three Remain in Contention for Inaugural Girls Triple Crown Award Entering the Girls Powerade

Manheim, PA — The second stage of the Girls Triple Crown Award is now complete following the Girls Beast of the East, held December 18-19. The Women of Ironman served as the launch of the three-event series.
The Girls Triple Crown Award was created to recognize elite high school wrestlers who can claim championships across the nation's premier girls wrestling events: the Women of Ironman, the Girls Beast of the East, and the Girls Powerade.

The following athletes captured individual titles at the Girls Beast of the East:

100 – Brooklyn Henry (Wyoming Seminary)
105 – Jaclyn Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)
110 – Julia Horger (Conwell-Egan)
115 – Xuan Graham (Southern Lehigh)
120 – Marlee Solomon (Canon-McMillan)
125 – Neve O'Byrne (Garnet Valley)
130 – Willow White (South Dade)
135 – Abigail DeBerry (Stafford)
140 – Taina Fernandez (Archbishop Spalding)
145 – Violette Lasure (Chestnut Ridge)
155 – Ella Poalillo (High Point Regional)
170 – Ciyanna Okocha (Wyoming Seminary)
190 – Caroline Hattala (Quakertown)
235 – Giavonna Farrell-Byers (Howell)

With the first two stages now complete, three athletes who claimed titles at both the Women of Ironman and the Girls Beast of the East are entered in this week's Girls Powerade and remain in contention for the Girls Triple Crown.

120 – Marlee Solomon (Canon-McMillan)
Junior. Pennsylvania State Champion. Ranked No. 3 nationally by FloWrestling. Second at Fargo and Super 32.
140 – Taina Fernandez (Archbishop Spalding)
Junior. Ranked No. 1 nationally by FloWrestling. Three-time National Prep Champion, two-time Girls Beast Champion, three-time Fargo Champion, Pan American Champion, Super 32 Champion, and World Champion.
145 – Violette Lasure (Chestnut Ridge)
Junior. Two-time Pennsylvania State Champion. Ranked No. 1 nationally by FloWrestling. Fargo Champion, second at Super 32, and Girls Beast Champion.

If any of these outstanding young wrestlers are able to power through the Girls Powerade and capture the belt, it will be presented at the conclusion of the individual and team awards ceremony, and their names will forever be etched into girls wrestling history.

For more information on the Girls Triple Crown Award and upcoming events, visit www.nwcaonline.com.

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