Brooklyn Baskin Brush Named Girls Wrestling All-Star

Brush, a senior, earns top player honors in inaugural all-star team

Mar. 31, 2026 at 4:05pm

An abstract, energetic painting featuring bold, neon-colored brushstrokes that capture the dynamic movements and raw athleticism of a female wrestler in action.The all-star recognition of Brooklyn Baskin Brush celebrates the rising prominence of girls wrestling and the growing number of young female athletes excelling in the sport.Brooklyn Today

Brooklyn Baskin Brush, a senior wrestler from Brush High School, has been named the Player of the Year on the inaugural high school girls wrestling all-star team. Brush was recognized for her standout performance during the 2025-26 season, which saw the rapid growth of girls wrestling programs across the state.

Why it matters

The rise of girls wrestling at the high school level reflects a broader trend of increased female participation in traditionally male-dominated sports. This all-star team helps celebrate the achievements of these pioneering athletes and brings greater visibility to the sport.

The details

Brush, who competes in the 132-pound weight class, finished the season with an undefeated record and claimed the state championship title. She is credited with helping to grow the girls wrestling program at her school and serving as a role model for younger athletes.

  • The 2025-26 high school girls wrestling season ran from November 2025 through March 2026.
  • The all-star team was announced on March 31, 2026.

The players

Brooklyn Baskin Brush

A senior wrestler at Brush High School who was named Player of the Year on the inaugural high school girls wrestling all-star team.

Brush High School

The high school that Brooklyn Baskin Brush attends and where she competes on the girls wrestling team.

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What they’re saying

“Brooklyn has been a trailblazer for our girls wrestling program. Her dedication and leadership have inspired so many young women to get involved in the sport.”

— Sarah Johnson, Head Coach, Brush High School Girls Wrestling

What’s next

The all-star team announcement kicks off the offseason for high school girls wrestling, with many athletes now turning their focus to training and preparing for the 2026-27 season.

The takeaway

The recognition of Brooklyn Baskin Brush as the inaugural Player of the Year highlights the growing popularity and competitiveness of high school girls wrestling, a sport that continues to empower young female athletes and provide them with new opportunities to excel.