15-year-old from Connecticut eyes 2028 Olympics for women's wrestling
In the Batres family, six of the seven kids play the sport. The only one who doesn't play is 10 months old.
Sep 14, 2023, 2:16 AM
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Women's wrestling has quietly become one of the fastest growing sports in America, with teams and tournaments growing at high schools and colleges.
In the Batres family, six of the seven kids play the sport. The only one who doesn't play is 10 months old.
Kayla Batres, 15, has her eyes set on the 2028 Olympics.
"Many little girls are too shy to start wresting because they don't have a role model," says Batres.
