HUBBARD, OH- As the state wrestling tournament approaches, all eyes will be on Emily Flynn, who enters the competition with a chance to etch her name even deeper into the OHSAA Girls Wrestling Record Book.

The senior standout has put together a dominant final season, amassing 72 takedowns, which ranks third-most in a single season in OHSAA history. Her 41 wins place her tied for fifth, while her 38 pins are the second-most in a season—a testament to her ability to finish matches with authority.

This performance builds on an already remarkable career. Last season, Flynn racked up 40 wins (tied for seventh all-time) and 37 pins (third-most in a season), showing she’s been a force on the mat for years.

Now, as she heads into the biggest weekend of the year, Flynn boasts an astounding 147 career wins, the second-most in OHSAA history. With every match, she has the chance to further solidify her legacy among Ohio’s all-time greats.

Expect Flynn to be a major contender as she battles for a state title, looking to cap off her record-setting career in unforgettable fashion.