NEW HAVEN, Ind. (WANE) — 2024 was a big year for the New Haven Wrestling program, and now their success is forever memorialized with a sign along SR 930. Digital view of the sign dedicated to the New Haven Girls Wrestling Championship Team The Mayor of New Haven Steven McMichael, city officials and New Haven High School dedicated a sign along State Road 930 E in honor of the historic 2024 Girls' Wrestling State Championship. After just six years of participating in the Indiana High School Girls Wrestling (IHSGW) State Finals, the Lady Bulldogs won it all. In previous years, they placed in the top eight all but one of the times; ranging from third, second, eighth, fourth and now first, according to a press release. Easton Doster is honored on the sign as the 2024 Boys Wrestling State Champion, who wrestled at 144 lbs. The group celebrates the installation of a sign commemorating the New Haven wrestling champs (Adam Gaddy Photography)From left, Mayor McMichael, Julianna Ocampo, Easton Doster, and New Haven head wrestling coach Jimmy Linn (Adam Gaddy Photography)Sign commemorating the New Haven wrestling champs (Adam Gaddy Photography)New Haven head wrestling coach Jimmy Linn speaks at installation of sign on SR 930 (Adam Gaddy Photography)Julianna Ocampo speaks (Adam Gaddy Photography)Easton Doster speaks at the dedication (Adam Gaddy Photography)Mayor Steven McMichael speaks at the dedication (Adam Gaddy Photography) On the girls' team, Senior Kaily Bussard is the only four-time state qualifier in New Haven history. RELATED: New Haven’s Ocampo sisters, Jay County’s Winner earn state titles at IHSGW meet First-year Ysabelle Ocampo has been a multi-time Indiana State Wrestling Association (ISWA) champ. She was a gold Medalist at The Pan Am Games and is now an IHSGW State Champion. Senior Julianna Ocampo has made Indiana history left and right. She is currently ranked in the top five in the nation and ranked the #1 wrestler in the state (out of 110). *Watch a recent interview with now-senior wrestler Julianna Ocampo in the video player above. She is a multi-time ISWA State Champ, a Pan Am Gold Medalist, a three-time IHSGW State Champ, and a two-time qualifier for the IHSAA Boys' State meet. Ocampo is the only girl in Indiana history to qualify for the boys' state meet twice.