Middle School Girl Wrestler Beats High School Boy Wrestler

I can relate. I get dizzy too.

Here are key statistics about girls wrestling against boys in co-ed youth and high school wrestling competitions in the U.S., based on the most reliable data available as of recent years:

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🔹 General National Stats
•Girls win over 50% of their matches against boys in youth and middle school divisions (ages 5–14).
•At the high school level, girls win approximately 76–80% of matches when they choose to compete in co-ed settings, often against boys in the same weight class.
•In tournaments where girls are allowed to enter boys’ brackets, girls frequently reach finals and win overall brackets, especially at lighter weight classes (106–120 lbs).

There are a few websites full of real wrestling matches (high school and middle school) between boys and girls in which the girls beat the boys. In many of them, the boys look bigger, older and stronger than the girls. It hurts to see these boys utterly dominated by girls.

The boys may look stronger, but the way the girls “womanhandle” them, I’d say the girls are definitely stronger. Imagine being a teenage boy whose been wresting since he was a kid and has beaten a lot of other boys. His opponent is a girl, younger and smaller than him with
Much less experience. He thinks to himself that he needs to treat her like any other opponent. He tries his best, but after only a few minutes (maybe less), the girl sweeps the floor with him as she shows off her superior skills and strength. As the younger, smaller and less experienced girl’s hand is held up in victory, the boy walks off, Humiliated and exhausted, as he and everyone watching knows that a girl just whooped his little **.

I'd love to see an exhibition match where the top girl in the state wrestles the top boy in the state.

There was a high school wrestling competition (I forgot what state). In one weight category, 106, there were 20 competing, of which 4 were girls. One of the girls was 13 (she was so good, she was invited to wrestle at the high school level), 2 were 9th grade and one was 10th grade. They wrestled boys up to age 18. Guess what. 3 of the girls made it to the platform, taking 1st, 3rd and 5th. That's right. A majority of the winners were girls who were younger than the boys, and 75% of the girls in that category made it to the platform. 2nd place was a high school senior boy who was knocked down from 1st the year before. While the 3 champion girls had big smiles for the camera, the 2 boys on the platform looked disappointed, especially last year's 1st place who was knocked down to 2nd by a girl 2 years younger than him. The girl who didn't place was the 13 year old, who only started the year before, but was good enough to beat all other middle school boys and actually beat 2 high school boys in this competition before losing by only a couple of points to a 17 year old boy (he couldn't pin her). The 13 year old warned the 2 boys who placed she would be back next year stronger and more experienced, and that they shouldn't get too comfortable. The girl who took first place subsequently wrestled in an all girls competition and surprisingly, came in 3rd. There were some other surprising results in the other weight categories.

I saw an interesting match. An 8th grade girl was wrestling a high school boy. Once she had him down, she reached between his legs to attempt to turn him over. Her arm must have connected with the wrong part, as he suddenly let out a yelp and went limp. The referee (a woman) blew the whistle and after the girl got up, the referee bent down to ask him if he was alright. The boy's coach came over and talked to him and then helped him up to walk it off. The girl looked confused as to what happened. The referee and the girl's coach spoke with her and the girl (and the referee) grinned and put her hand over her mouth, as if to say "OMG. I hit him in his **." A woman in the stands, presumably her mother, shouted out, Yeah Amy. Hit him where it counts! Eventually the boy came back. The match ended with the girl successfully holding him down for a pin. He must have recovered from his injury as he had a very prominent tenting between his legs and a faint wet spot right at the tip of the bulge. He walked off in utter humiliation.

I was wondering: If a middle school girl can beat a high school boy on the mat, can she also beat him in a fist fight?

I've seen that happen. A girl no older than 12 or 13 was duking it out with a boy who looked to be 16 or 17. The girl couldn't have weighed more than 100 lbs with normal feminine looking arms. the boy stood almost a head taller, probably weighed 130 or so and had well defined muscles (not huge, just very athletic looking). He also had a mustache and scruffy beard. I thought he was going to kill her. I though about jumping in to help her, but after a few minutes, it seemed she was getting the upper hand (maybe I should have tried to help him). He grabbed her leg to take her down (he probably wanted to quickly end it and move on), but she turned the table on him, got on top and started pounding him with her fist, connecting with his face, his stomach and everywhere else. He was breathing heavy and bleeding from his mouth and nose. She finally got up, kicked him in the ribs and left him there dazed and utterly humiliated.

This is the way I used to was wrestle with girls all the time. We would wrestle extremely hard and be grappling and grabbing groping each other. Grabbing each other’s ** to try to get a pin. I would grab her ** to hold her and turn her over to mount her for a pin. We got the other person face into our ** so we could pin them. It was always a blast wrestling with the girls.

I wrestle with girls in 7 and 8 grade gym classes. Not all but most of the girls could wrestle very good. The girls I pinned did not let me pinned them I just out wrestle them. The girls that pinned me I did my best snd they just out wrestled me and got the pin.

Me too. We had co Ed gym in jr high. I had to wrestle some very bad kick ** girls. I won some and lose some. But it was good hard wrestling. S couple of my friends made fun since I lose to a girl and I told them they should wrestle her. They did as I. Couple of the guys beat the girl but a few of my friends also lose to her. I still like to wrestle girls

Have fun and wrestle. We else can you grab a girl and touch her and not get into trouble. Win or lose it should be a win win.

I saw a girl wrestle a boy in high school at 120 lbs. She used what they call the ** drag, which is a maneuver where you pull your opponent by his **. The girl used her ** and dug it into the boy's ** crack, forcing him to submit. He was definitely cute. She won by decision and as she stepped away from the mat, she can be seen bringing her ** up to her nose and sniffing. The boy looked so embarrassed.

I have seen it done at high school wrestling matches. I have done it to a few girls and a few girls have gotten me with it. I did get aroused and wet myself, one girl after wrestling with each other told me later in the parking lot she was ** as **. We made out in my car and had some fun

I'm not sure, but this might be the same girl I recently read about. She actually pinned a high school boy who was #5 in the state. She was # 1 in the county in the boy's division. Not only that, in the girl's division, she barely placed. Think about it; it's as if she beat not only that boy, but every other boy that he beat. Also, every girl that beat her technically beat the boy she pinned and every boy he beat.

It was the same girl. It was on the evening news on the sports portion. Nice job young lady

Once again, I just read that the 12 year old girl competed in a girls only 14U competition and placed second. She was interviewed afterward. She said she tried her best, but the other girl who beat her (13 years old) was just too strong. When asked if that girl was the strongest competitor she ever faced, she said yes. Her mother, standing by, asked, "What about those high school boys you wrestled with (and beat)?" and the girl smiled and said, "They were pretty strong, I guess, but Ava (the girl she just lost to) was stronger." The mother smiled and said "Girl Power!." Move over boys. It looks like the girls are taking over, and there isn't much you can do about it.

How can a 12 year old girl beat a 17 year old high school boy? Is that really true?

The youngest I have read about or seen on the sports news was a 13 year old girl pinning a 18 year old senior in a high school wrestling match.
So yes it can happen

How can the boy live with himself? How do all the boys that he beat feel about it?

Not only that, but if you google the boy's name, all the hits come back to articles about the high school boy getting his ** kicked by a 7th grade girl. Imagine this: He somehow learns to live with his humiliating defeat and maybe forget about it. He graduates high school and goes off to college, having decided to drop wrestling altogether. A friend or two from college, maybe a girlfriend, decides to search his name on the internet. The first result is a newspaper picture of him, his face in agony, as a 7th grade girl beats him. Then a video of the match shows up.
He starts off with his hands on her shoulders as he tries to take her down. He goes for the takedown, but she easily gets out of it and turns the table on him and easily "womanhandles" him to an agonizing and humiliating defeat. The video ends with loud cheering for the girl as the boy walks off the mat in shame. Then there are the full-length articles naming him as the high school boy who was defeated by a 7th grade girl. He can never live this down. He goes to his dorm room, lays down on his bed and thinks to himself, "I should have just forfeited the match. Now my life is ruined"

I beat my brother wrestling most time. I'm 13f he's like 14 and ** skinny. Most girls can kick his ** and strip him.

Wow! So you and other girls humiliate your older brother by beating him and then, to make it even worse for him, force him to strip naked for your enjoyment? What do you do to him once you've stripped him naked? Do you make him cry? Do you dominate his boy parts?

"dominate his boy parts." I love that. If you think about it, boy parts are designed to be dominated. It gets swallowed whole by a girl's mighty **. The ** then squeezes and forces it to give up its boy nectar before it finally shrinks in defeat and the ** spits it out in total **. The vulnerable and delicate ** hang out, hoping not to get smacked or squeezed by the girl's strong thighs. It's like a fly getting caught in a venus fly trap.

Have you ever stripped him?