High school girls' wrestling stepped onto the big stage Friday when the IHSAA hosted the first-ever state tournament at Corteva Coliseum.

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Five girls from Hancock County will compete Friday in the first-ever IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals at Corveta Coliseum at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

Top-ranked Mikayla Perkins of Whiteland (34-0) opens with Roncalli junior Olivia Lemus (22-8). The winner is likely to face off against third-ranked Zoe Pugh of Hamilton Heights (21-2) in the second round. The potential for an all-undefeated title match between Perkins and No. 2 Angel Smith (26-0), a Plymouth sophomore, is very real.

Indiana hosted its first girls wrestling state finals, marking a historic step for female athletes in high school sports.

IHSAA hosted wrestlers from across the state for the inaugural girls wrestling state finals. See who won their bouts at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

Harrison wrestler, inspired by grandparents cooking, was one of 11 Lafayette area state placers at the first IHSAA state girls wrestling championships.

On Friday, more than 200 girls across the state of Indiana will compete in the Inaugural IHSAA girls wrestling finals.