King University coach Jason Moorman should be beaming right now. He just received a commitment from Wyoming Seminary’s Clare Booe.

Below is a partial —  but not complete — commitment list of current high school wrestlers and the colleges they plan to attend along with an approximate high school weight. There are thousands of high school wrestlers and over 150 women's college wrestling programs (NAIA, NJCAA, and NCAA D1, D2, and D3), so this is an ongoing list.

Simpson coach Jeff McGinness continues to take off-season recruiting by Storm. McGinness, a two-time NCAA champion for Iowa and a four-time undefeated state champion for Iowa City High, added a big-time recruit to his massive incoming class.

Tiffin University coach Chandler Minnard should be excited about who he just signed. If past history has its say, then the Dragons will breathe fire on the mat next season.

One of the best pound-for-pound high school seniors in the country has flipped her commitment from Central Methodist to Providence. Paige Morales picked the Argos — an NAIA program located in Great Falls, Montana — as her next step.

Iowa women's freestyle coach Clarissa Chun added another key piece to her line-up in advance of the program's inaugural season. Rose Cassioppi, ranked #7 at 164 pounds, has committed to the Hawkeyes.

The Iowa Wesleyan women's freestyle program just added an important piece to its line-up as the team makes a push for an NAIA Championship next season. Janida Garcia, ranked #25 in the girls' high school pound-for-pound ranking and #4 at 144, will attend Iowa Wesleyan this fall.

Perrenial NAIA power Life University just received a boost to next season's line-up in advance of the 2023 NAIA Championships. Asia Ray, a five-time All-American and two-time national champion, is transferring to Life University from Wayland Baptist.

The high school wrestling season is winding down and most of the top high school senior girls have made their college decisions. Below is a list of the 11 prep seniors in the pound-for-pound top 25 high school rankings and the status of their college decisions.

One of the best pound-for-pound high school seniors in the country is off the board and Central Methodist coach Sam Schmitz should be thrilled. Paige Morales picked the Eagles — an NAIA program located in Fayette, Missouri — as her next step after a brilliant high school career.

If King women’s freestyle coach Jason Moorman is looking for a high school wrestler with college and international experience, then Virginia Foard will be an ideal fit. The Wyoming Seminary senior has had success at college opens and international tournaments this season, including runner-up finishes at the Tornado Open and the Bill Farrell Memorial International.

William Jewell coach Desiree Ramos should be grinning ear to ear right now. She just received a commitment from Erica Pastoriza — an age-level World champion who projects to be a lifetime 101-pounder.

McKendree University keeps adding to its impressive recruiting haul. This time, it’s an All-American transfer from King University.

Maggie Graham recently announced on Instagram that she will attend Life University in Marrietta, Georgia. Graham, a senior at Bartlett High School in Bartlett, Tennessee, is currently ranked #5 nationally at 144 pounds.

Travis Mercado has built the Colorado Mesa women's wrestling team into a national contender. His team added another big-name commitment to an already proven program. Kiely Tabaldo, ranked #7 nationally at 112 pounds, announced on Instagram that she is joining the Maverick program in Grand Junction.