January 24th, 2025 CNESSPA Girls Rankings

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The Schwartz Report has decided to split up the girls rankings between the prep and public leagues. Here is our first set of CNESSPA Girls Rankings!

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No. 1 Samantha Bertini (Ludlow, MA) claims the top spot here for now. Will the 2024 Fargo Champion move up? That is up to her. No. 2 Olivia Polansky (Bridgewater-Raynham, MA) won the 2024 George Bossi Lowell Tournament (MA) and No. 3 Sophia Gordon (South Windsor, CT) and No. 4 Daylianette Sanchez-Cardona (Platt, CT) came in fifth and sixth respectively at last season’s New Englands.

Samantha Bertini | Jr. | Ludlow | MA
Olivia Polansky | So. | Bridgewater-Raynham | MA
Sophia Gordon | Jr. | South Windsor | CT
Daylinatte Sanchez-Cardona | Jr. | Platt | CT
Kadence Fogg | Fr. | Erskine Academy | ME
Kelsie Strong | Jr. | Marshwood | ME
Pepper Matthews | Fr. | Woburn | MA
Abigail Garland | So. | Mt. Blue | ME

107

2024 New England Champion No. 1 Hannah Perro (Noble, ME) claims the top spot. She also won the Noble Invitational (ME). No. 2 Allison Patten came in 3rd at last year’s New Englands and No. 3 Selena Batres (Jonathan Law, CT) came in fourth. No. 4 Ava Svitsuanov (Belmont, MA) is on a roll this season, winning the Lowell Tournament back in December by defeating No. 7 Ana Felacio (Saugus/Peabody, MA) in the finals.

Hannah Perro | Jr. | Noble | ME
Allison Patten | So. | Pilgrim | RI
Selena Batres | So. | Johnathon Law | CT
Ava Svitsuanov | So. | Belmont | MA
Claire Rooney | So. | Wellesley | RI
Sora Bukoski | Fr. | Ellsworth | ME
Ana Felacio | Sr. | Saugus/Peabody | MA
Oliver Greer | So. | Keene | NH

114

No. 1 Brooke Weafer (Bristol-Plymouth, MA) was a runner-up last year, beating No. 2 Sybella Landrie (Berlin, CT), who took the bronze medal. Both look to contend for gold this year. No. 4 Mia Anello (Billerica, MA) has been wrestling at both 107lbs and 114lbs thus far this season.

No. 3 Kennedie Davis (Bridgewater-Raynham, MA) came in sixth last year at New Englands and won Lowell this season, beating No. 5 Brooke Lightfoot (Tewksbury, MA) in the finals.

Brooke Weafer | Jr. | Bristol-Plymouth | MA
Sybella Landrie | Sr. | Berlin | CT
Kennedie Davis | Jr. | Bridgewater-Raynham | MA
Mia Anello | So. | Billerica | MA
Brooke Lightfoot | Jr. | Tewksbury | MA
Allison Reese | Sr. | Northbridge | MA
Grade Kenna | So. | Bedford | MA
Ciarra Farias | Sr. | Gardiner | ME

120

No. 1 Delaney Frost (Noble, ME) has been on a role this season and looks to add a gold medal to her silver New Englands medal from last season. No. 3 Ava Gamberdella (Branford, CT) won Lowell and No. 5 Brooklyn Webber (Mt. Blue, ME) placed fifth at 114lbs last season and is now up a weight class.

Delaney Frost | So. | Noble | ME
Mia Dineen | Sr. | Hingham | MA
Ava Gambardella | Jr. | Branford | CT
Gonul Celik | Sr. | East Haven | CT
Brooklyn Webber | Jr. | Mt. Blue | ME
Jocelyn Antes | Jr. | Frontier | MA
Aaliyah Rivera | Jr. | Worcester Tech | MA
Kamie Hawkins | So. | Exeter/West Greenwich | RI

126

These top two are something special. No. 1 Liz Donovan (Pelham, NH) ranked 16th in the country at 130lbs won Lowell, making her and her father the first father-daughter duo to win the tournament as he won the tournament in high school. No. 2 Chloe Ross (Scituate, RI) is no stranger to the big stage and she may be one of the best high school girl’s prospects we’ve seen in a long time.

No. 3 Lina Rodriguez (Norwalk, CT) came in third last year and No. 4 Adrianna DeGroat came in 5th.

Liz Donovan | Sr. | Pelham | NH
Chloe Ross | Fr. | Scituate | RI
Lina Rodriguez | Sr. | Norwalk | CT
Adrianna DeGroat | So. | Framingham | MA
Kamila Vizcineski | Jr. | Arlington | MA
Maddie Ngo | Jr. | Newton North | MA
Piper Leone | Jr. | Belfast | ME
Natalia Jaramilo | Sr. | Nashoba Tech | MA

132

A transfer from Montanna, No. 1 Nevaeh Grunhuvd (Massabesic, ME) already has a win over No. 4 Madison Cooper (East Haven, CT) from the summer and recently won the Noble Invitational.

No. 2 Rylee Donohue (Norwalk, CT) placed third last year at New Englands, and No. 3 Emma Rial (Trumbull, CT) and No. 5 Kate Eagan (Scituate, RI) were qualifiers from their states.

Nevaeh Grunhuvd | Jr. | Massabesic | ME
Rylee Donohue | Sr. | Norwalk | CT
Emma Rial | Jr. | Trumbull | CT
Madison Cooper | Jr. | East Haven | CT
Kate Eagan | Sr. | Scituate | RI
Meili Shao | Jr. | La Salle Academy | RI
Elena Thomas | Sr. | Carver | MA
Jayda Mya Garrafa | Sr. | John J. Duggan | MA

138

2024 New England Champion and recent University of Bridgeport commit Hoshena Gemme (Old Lyme, CT) takes the top spot here. No. 2 Sophie Grunhud (Massabesic, ME) is split 1-1 with No. 3 Jillian Glaski (Mt. Anthony, VT) and No. 4 Cristel Migul (Amity, CT), who placed sixth at New Englands a year ago, recently won the New Milford Invitational (CT) at 136lbs.

Hoshena Gemme | Sr. | Old Lyme | CT
Sophie Grunhuvd | Jr. | Massabesic | ME
Jillian Glaski | Jr. | Mt. Anthony | VT
Cristel Miguel | So. | Amity | CT
Amaya Smith | Sr. | Oliver Ames | MA
Gianna Reed | Jr. | Longmeadow | MA
Nevaeh Hopkins | Jr. | Massalonskee | ME
Katelyn Zannoni | Sr. | Pelham | NH

145

No. 1 Kan-Yah McCarthey (Fairfield Ludlowe, CT) was last year’s runner-up and recently won the New Milford Tournament at 140lbs. No. 2 Isabelle Brandt (Souhegan, NH) won the Annual Minnikello Tournament (NH) and No. 3 Janessa Santiago (Methuen, MA) won Lowell and the Dan Balboni Tournament (MA).

Kan-yah McCarthey | Sr. | Fairfield Ludlowe | CT
Isabelle Brandt | Jr. | Souhegan | NH
Janessa Santiago | Jr. | Methuen | MA
Kayden Atkinson | Jr. | New Britain | CT
Victoria Salinas | Sr. | Toll Gate | RI
Mackenzie Lacross | Fr. | Spaulding | NH
Aesa Brock | Jr. | Massabesic | ME
Hannah Brewer | Sr. | Nokomis | ME

152

No. 1 Tessa Master (Watertown, MA) won Lowell in December, and No. 2 Zady-Katherine Page (Belfast, ME) won the Noble Invitational and the Skowhegan Girls Tournament (ME). No. 3 Shelby Galex (Northeast Metro/Bishop Fenwick, MA) won the Londonderry Tournament (NH) and No. 4 Kali Fangiullo (Plainville, CT) won the Griswold Girls Tournament (CT).

Tessa Master | Sr. | Watertown | MA
Zady-Katherine Page | Fr. | Belfast | ME
Shelby Galex | Sr. | Northeast Metro/Bishop Fenwick | MA
Kali Fangiullo | Sr. | Plainville | CT
Sofia Vraka | Sr. | Billerica | MA
Aubrey Hastings | Sr. | Cumberland | RI
Kaleigh Fuller | Jr. | Monty Tech | MA
Hailey Demers | Sr. | Plymouth | NH

165

No. 1 Brooke Davis (St. Johnsbury, VT) placed fourth last year at 152lbs and is the favorite this year. No. 2 Amada Moundale (Lowell, MA), the top-ranked wrestler in Massachusetts, beat No. 4 Stella Christopher (Agawam, MA) in the finals of Lowell. No. 3 Marangelie Teixiera (Trumbull, CT) was the Connecticut State Champion and placed sixth at New Englands last season. Previously top ranked Emma Leonido (Hanover, MA) has reported to the Schwartz Report that she is out with an injury for the season.

Brooke Davis | Sr. | St. Johnsbury | VT
Amada Moundale | Sr. | Lowell | MA
Marangelie Teixiera | Jr. | Trumbull | CT
Stella Christopher | Sr. | Agawam | Sr.
Yasmin Bido | Jr. | Hope | RI
Ayla Saeturn | So. | Bishop Guertin | NH
Kelsie Townsend | Jr. | RHAM | CT
Izzy Bertochi | Fr. | Maine Central Institute | ME

185

No. 1 Kayli Morris (Platt, CT), winner of the Griswold Tournament and the defending New England Champion, looks to repeat.Bronze medalist No 2 Kendall Foster (Mt. Blue, ME) expects to be her top challenger. No. 3 Marisol Almanzar (Agawam, MA) won Lowell and has a win over No. 4 Madison Beauregard (Concord, NH), winner of the Senators MWA All-American Classic (MA) and fourth-place finisher at New Englands last season.

Two other New England placers round out the top six: No. 5 Essence Tucker (Josiah Quincy, MA), who placed fifth, and No. 6 Angeles Munoz (Marlborough, MA), who placed sixth.

Kayli Morris | Jr. | Platt | CT
Kendall Foster | Sr. | Mt. Blue | ME
Marisol Almanzar | Sr. | Greater Lawrence | MA
Madison Beauregard | Jr. | Concord | NH
Essence Tucker | Sr. | Josiah Quincy | MA
Angeles Munoz | Jr. | Marlborough | MA
Fiona Hoos | Sr. | Norwich Free Academy | CT
Faith Dumont | So. | Scituate | RI

235

No. 1 Arianna Bellamy (Maloney, CT) is the favorite here. No. 2 Ameliyah Martinez (Lowell, MA) won the Lowell Tournament and the Senators MWA All-American Classic. No. 3 Andree Misenheimer (Hampden Charter East, MA) won the Phil Tomekil beatingNo. 4 Eglis Tuareza-Clase (Springfield Central, MA) in the finals, who also came in second at Lowell. Tuareza-Clase also has a win over No. 5 Arianna Nivar (Agawam, MA), who came in third at New Englands last season.