Nassau girls wrestling county champions in 2026
Naomi Gonzalez of Valley Stream gestures to fans after winning the Nassau individual title in her division on Feb. 2, 2026. Credit: Sam Johnston
94 pounds: Angeline Bonilla, Uniondale
Junior Angeline Bonilla pinned Long Beach’s Brooke Varian in 4:41 for the Nassau title.
100 pounds: Brianna Marquez, Uniondale
Junior Brianna Marquez pinned Long Beach’s Goddiss Hodge in 25 seconds for the title.
107: Harley Eidens, Long Beach
Freshman Harley Eidens defeated MacArthur’s Sophia Lombardo by 2-1 decision for her second straight title (100 last season).
114: Grace Palumbo, MacArthur
Junior Grace Palumbo pinned defending county champion Presley Eidens of Long Beach in 5:21 for the title.
120: Gabrielle Severin, Bethpage
Senior Gabrielle Severin pinned Roslyn’s Emma Palencia in 17 seconds for her second straight title (114 last season). She earned the most pins in the least time in the Nassau tournament with four in 1:07.
126: Reese Adams, Calhoun
Senior Reese Adams pinned defending county champion Olivia Rausenberger of MacArthur in 1:52 for the title. She was named the Nassau tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler.
132: Haley Gonzales, Hicksville
Senior Haley Gonzales defeated MacArthur’s Gracie Payea, 11-0, by technical fall in 45 seconds for her second straight title (120 last season).
138: Taylor Brock, MacArthur
Freshman Taylor Brock pinned Carey’s Layla Ortiz in 53 seconds for her second straight title (132 last season).
145: Jessica Marzano, Bethpage
Senior Jessica Marzano pinned Long Beach’s Arianna Balsamo in 1:20 for her second straight title (138 last season).
152: Keishara Tulloch, Uniondale
Junior Keishara Tulloch defeated Uniondale’s Gabrielle Christian, 11-0, by technical fall in 2:54 for her second straight title.
165: Isabella Steffa, MacArthur
Senior Isabella Steffa defeated Uniondale’s Emily Ramos, 10-0, by technical fall in 1:35 for her second straight title.
185: AyaSophia Abdrabo, Herricks
Sophomore AyaSophia Abdrabo pinned Sewanhaka’s Taiwo Olusemie in 1:39 for the title.
235: Naomi Gonzalez, Valley Stream North
Senior Naomi Gonzalez pinned MacArthur’s Mia Flores in 2:30 for her second straight title.
Matt Lindsay is a high school sports reporter who joined Newsday in 2022 after graduating from Stony Brook University.
