As a sophomore, Ithandehui Rosas became the first Harvard girls wrestler to qualify for the IHSA state meet. After missing her junior year, Rosas, whose brother and cousins were successful Harvard wrestlers, is ready to make her mark.

Here are all of the IHSA regional, sectional and dual team sectional assignments for McHenry County area boys and girls wrestling teams.

Richmond-Burton's Madelyn Peterie, who helped the Rockets qualify for the state meet in cross country earlier this school year, is using her improved conditioning and offseason training to make major strides in the wrestling room.

Woodstock co-op senior Eva Hermansson, who has pushed through adversity and drawn inspiration through her faith, has ascended into a leadership role for the girls wrestling team. Now, she's pushing to become a state qualifier.

Huntley's Janiah Slaughter, a two-time IHSA state medalist in wrestling who grew up playing tackle football, is leaving no doubt after missing her entire junior season. "I want to prove to people that I’m back and I’m better."

Crystal Lake Central's Cait Jones, who was diagnosed with epilepsy after a seizure during her freshman year, is back on the mat and enjoying a strong start to her senior season.

McHenry senior Natalie Corona, a three-time state qualifier, earned the 100th win of her high school wrestling career during McHenry's dual tournament last weekend. 'It’s definitely a goal I’ve been trying to achieve for four years, and I’m glad that I got it done."

Building on the skills she's learned in freestyle wrestling, Hampshire's Amelia Nidelea-Polanin has become one of the top high school wrestlers in the state. Nidelea-Polanin, who went 37-3 as a sophomore, is pushing for an IHSA state title this season.

Area wrestlers compete in the Whip-Pur Women’s Classic girls wrestling tournament on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025, at Hampshire High School.