Dominique Parrish

Career Achievements 

A true natural and genius on the mat, Jacarra Winchester’s rise and early exposure to wrestling strayed far away from the typical story. Starting from her Junior year of high school, Winchester showed and flexed her skilled agility during competitions, as she quickly progressed and passed through the ranks and took home the title of the California CIF Girls State Championship only a year into wrestling. During her collegiate career in Missouri Valley College, Winchester continued to fly in terms of talent as she became the 2013 WCWA national runner-up, and eventually earned the spot as the 2015 WCWA national champion- all while balancing and excelling in academics as an accounting major. She then continued onwards in defining true excellence, as she secured her spot in multiple U.S. World Teams in becoming a Final X Champion throughout multiple tournaments and a four-time U.S. Open Champion before taking her endeavors on a global level. There, as a five-time U.S. World Team member from 2018 to 2024, Winchester represented the nation and secured home gold at the 2019 World Champion while simultaneously becoming one of the three American female wrestlers to win during the year. Winchester was also a dominant force during the 2020 U.S. Olympics in Tokyo, as she finished in fifth place overall, and within only one year later, she also was named the 2021 Pan American Champion receiving gold. Her story and pathway as a trendsetter is one that represents skill, talent, hardwork, grit, and drive that dominates and propels her longevity throughout the breadth of her career.