#WomensWednesday: Erin Vandiver on the Wyoming Seminary girls team and its season ahead

Sep 16, 2020, 1:54 PM EDT

by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling

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We caught up with Erin Vandiver, head women's wrestling coach at Wyoming Seminary, which was the No. 1 ranked team in the nation among girls high school programs. Vandiver, a past USA Wrestling Assistant National Coach, has built a strong program which focuses on freestyle and includes numerous nationally ranked athletes. She talks about many SEM athletes, and what their season could look like in 2020-21 during the pandemic.

#WomensWednesday: Erin Vandiver on the Wyoming Seminary girls team and its season ahead

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