Juniors

Joined late in her junior season and won a match in her only competition.  Has a background in martial arts and it shows in how she competes.  A talented musician, Juliana has a high ceiling in the sport!

Natalee is entering her second year in the program, winning 3 matches as a sophomore.  She has had a busy off-season with camps, open mats and weightlifting. Her consistency training this summer says that she's ready to make a jump.  Her sisters, Paityn (freshman) and Chloe (Spark) also wrestle.

Lacie enters her junior season ranked 20th in the country at 125 lbs.  Lacie began wrestling as a four year old and has been successful at every level. Her career record is 81-3 and she won the 125 lb OHSAA state championship as a sophomore at Dayton Northmont HS.  Additionally, she finished as a state runner-up her freshman year for the Bolts at 120 lbs. She has twice won the prestigious Findlay FIGHT, as well as capturing the 2024 pre-regional and regional titles on her way to state. Nationally, she has placed three times in the USA Wrestling Folkstyle Nationals (2nd, 3rd and 4th).   This past off-season, she finished 3-2 in Fargo and was 4-2 at Super 32.  Lacie also plays softball, and will take the field for the Pioneers in the spring.  Her dad and brother both wrestled.

Camille began wrestling as a 6th grader for Orange Crush, and then as a 7th grader for our girls middle school club, the Olentangy Fire.  As a freshman, she was a state alternate at 100 lbs, winning 28 matches, then followed that up with another regional placement (6th at 105 lbs) as a sophomore.  As a 10th grader, Camille went 25-15 and placed 8th at Ironman, 6th Pioneer Classic, 4th Columbia and 3rd Sectionals.  She qualified for 16U Junior Nationals in Fargo, ND at 118 lbs.  Her older brother, Will, was a member of the boy's team at Orange, and her younger brother, Jackson, wrestles for Orange Crush.

Chloe began wrestling as a 2nd grader for the Little Braves and then competed as a 7th and 8th grader for our girls middle school club, the Olentangy Fire.  She comes to Orange as a two-time state qualifier for Berlin, winning a match at the 2024 OHSAA state tournament at 130 lbs.   Last season, Chloe was a champion at Claymont sectionals and finished 3rd at regionals to punch her ticket.  She was also 1st at Reynoldsburg, RIver Valley and Tinora, while placing at Pioneer Classic (4th), Williamsburg (2nd) and Delaware (2nd).  Chloe's high school record is 76-25 and she is a member of Team Ohio, recently finshing one win shy of All-American honors at U16 Nationals in Fargo, ND.  Her brothers and dad are all wrestlers!

Maggie has been a starter part of her freshman (130) and sophomore (125) seasons, scoring at the regional tournament her freshman year.  Her sophomore season was cut short in December with an injury, but she is healed up and ready to go.  A workhorse in the weightroom, Myers is ready to take that next step.  She has a career varsity record of 19-16 and is a captain for the Pioneer field hockey team.

Lexie grew up playing volleyball, but joined wrestling as a freshman and was an immediate contributor.  As a ninth grader, she won 19 matches at 120 and 125, sustaining a season-ending injury at the regional tournament.  This past season, she moved to 130 lbs and served as a team captain and winning 30 matches. Lexie also placed 6th at Women of Ironman, 6th at the Pioneer Classic, 1st at sectionals and 6th in regionals. She also qualified for U16 Nationals in Fargo, ND at 142 lbs, where she won a freestyle bout.  A leader in the weightroom and on the mat, Lexie moves up several weights to solidify the middle of the line-up.

PJ started wrestling as a ninth grader, winning two matches at 155 in her opening season.  The off-season of 2023 was busy for her, and she earned her line-up spot at 145 lbs, before eventually dropping to 140 lbs.  Peyton placed 4th at Women of Ironman and 2nd at Desales Classic...but when the post-season arrived, she really caught fire.  Unseeded at sectionals, with a losing record, she pinned three girls to win the title, then went 4-1 at regionals to finish 3rd at qualify for the state tournament.  She went 1-2 at state to finish with 20 wins and earn Most Improved in the program.  Her sister Rowan wrestles for the girls youth team (Spark).

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Nawal began wrestling in 7th grade for Hilliard, but moved to Orange as a freshmen.  She competed at 190 at a freshman, then earned 12 varsity wins as a sophomore, placing 3rd at Desales; 8th at the Pioneer Classic; 2nd at Whetstone and 4th at Columbia .  Nawal qualified for and travelled to U16 Nationals in Fargo, ND, where she won a match  at 170 lbs.  She has made an enormous change in how she trains and it is reflected in her results.