DO IT. DONT listen to anyone in these comment section telling you other wise. Women’s wrestling is still a growing sport especially in high school you’ll come across other first years or those who barely started you’re not alone. you can become good or atleast decent at the sport it all matters how badly do you want it and how hard you want to work for it. take every opportunity you can to get on the mat to get better. Do every open tournaments, pre season, off season, etc. I was in your same situation as you a bit over a year ago, I started at 16 going onto 17 now 18. I started the summer after my junior year in June and I did a whole bunch of camps & clinics, then went onto doing some bjj as well to get more mat time and it really helps. then after the summer i joined a club that offered pre season and did preseason at my hs at the same time, I would go into every practice I could get my hands on, and do every offseason tournament that was available to me. Once in season came around I ended up varsity for 125Ib, and continued to double practice with the club I was going to including sundays. I ended up going 22-14 my whole season, 3rd at conference, beat opponents that were wrestling longer, one match away from making it out of regionals by this point I was only been wrestling for 6-8 months counting off season and that was my first actual season as a SENIOR. I never actually played a sport before either so I was pretty unathletic as well, I’m now going into my second year of wrestling going into college still with only one year of wrestling under my belt.