The Searcy Lady Lion Wrestling Team continues to cement its place as one of the most dominant programs in Arkansas high school sports, capturing its fifth consecutive 5A Dual State Championship.
The Lady Lions delivered commanding performances throughout the championship round, defeating Mountain Home 66–15 and Van Buren 60–23 to secure the title and extend their historic run.
Under the leadership of head coach Jerry Evans, the program has built a true dynasty, becoming the first girls wrestling program in the state to win back-to-back state championships and maintaining elite-level competition year after year. The latest victory reinforces Searcy’s reputation as a powerhouse in Arkansas girls wrestling.
Team depth, disciplined preparation, and a relentless competitive mindset have fueled the Lady Lions’ success, with athletes consistently stepping up in key matchups and scoring decisive team points.
Community support has remained strong throughout the championship streak, with fans, families, and school leaders celebrating the team’s sustained excellence and commitment to athletic achievement.
As the Lady Lions continue to raise the standard for girls wrestling in Arkansas, the program shows no signs of slowing down, adding yet another championship banner to an already impressive legacy.
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