Isabella Phelps Wins Athlete of the Week
The Sidney Wrestling standout earned honors after a dominant performance at the Journeymen Women's World Classic.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Wrestling

Isabella Phelps has been named the Gault Toyota Athlete of the Week following her impressive run at the Journeymen Women's World Classic. Competing as the No. 7 seed, Phelps secured victories over the top two seeds in the tournament.
Why it matters
This award recognizes Phelps' remarkable performance in a high-level field, where she defeated three separate nationally ranked opponents. Her success marks a standout achievement during a highly competitive season.
Phelps finished the 2025-26 season with an elite 41-1 record after entering the Journeymen Women's World Classic as the No. 7 seed.
The players
Isabella Phelps
Isabella Phelps is a decorated wrestler representing Sidney Wrestling who secured a state championship title this season.
Sidney Wrestling
Sidney Wrestling is the competitive athletic program that serves as the home team for Isabella Phelps.
The details
Phelps, who competes for Sidney Wrestling, navigated a challenging bracket to emerge victorious against the tournament's highest-ranked participants. Her season culminated in a New York State Championship title.
Timeline
Phelps won the New York State Championship during the 2025-26 season.
Season Trajectory
Phelps' success at the Journeymen Women's World Classic elevates her standing within the regional wrestling hierarchy. This victory solidifies her dominance heading into future post-season cycles.
Phelps' 41-1 record highlights her status as a top-tier contender for upcoming state-level rankings. Her ability to overcome the top two seeds significantly shifts the competitive landscape for future regional tournaments.
The takeaway
Phelps' ability to outperform her No. 7 seed proves that tournament rankings do not always predict the final outcome of high-stakes matches. Athletes can look to her disciplined season record as a model for consistent performance in individual combat sports.
Further reading
For more updates on regional talent, visit New York Wrestling.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WIVT/WBGH NewsChannel 34.









