The Lindsey Wilson women’s wrestling team ranks 11th in the latest NAIA Women’s Wrestling Coaches’ Top 20 Poll with 103 points, moving down from their seventh-place opening spot.
- Roster Momentum: Eight wrestlers holding individual national rankings across six weight classes provide a strong baseline for upcoming tournament duals.
- Weight Class Control: Top-tier fighters like Jeila Ramos (No. 1 at 131 pounds) stabilize team scoring projections in multi-divisional meets.
- Tournament Volatility: Moving outside the top ten places immediate pressure on the Blue Raiders to secure podium finishes at upcoming opens.
Grand View holds the No. 1 position in the national standings with 189 points, Lindsey Wilson University reported. Mid-South Conference opponent Life advanced two spots to second with 166 points. Another conference member, Indiana Tech, secured the third spot with 149 points.
Eight Lindsey Wilson athletes secured individual rankings across their respective weight classes. Jeila Ramos anchors the squad by keeping her No. 1 national ranking at 131 pounds. Kori Campbell maintains a strong position among national competitors as the No. 3 wrestler at 145 pounds.
Skyler Randolph checks in at No. 8 in the 103-pound division. The 110-pound bracket features two Blue Raiders, with Bailee Cash sitting at 17th and Reagan Thomas at 18th.
| Athlete | Weight Class (lbs) | National Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Skyler Randolph | 103 | No. 8 |
| Jeila Ramos | 131 | No. 1 |
| Kori Campbell | 145 | No. 3 |
| Ayana Fletcher | 145 | No. 11 |
| Hayeni Costa | 207 | No. 8 |
Hailey Medina holds the seventh spot at 117 pounds. Ayana Fletcher stands at No. 11 in the 145-pound class, while Hayeni Costa rounds out the individual selections at No. 8 in the 207-pound division.
The Blue Raiders generated multiple notable individual finishes during early tournament action. Costa secured a runner-up finish in the 207-pound division at the Tiffin Open, where Ramos placed third at 131 pounds. Medina and Fletcher added fourth-place finishes in their respective brackets.
Lindsey Wilson delivered another solid outing at the Eagle Madness Open. Randolph captured the 103-pound title, adding another individual tournament championship to the team’s early campaign.
Cumberlands represents the Mid-South Conference in fourth place. Campbellsville, Montreat, Brewton-Parker, New College, Rio Grande, and Georgetown also appear in the receiving votes category.
The Blue Raiders return to the mat on Friday, November 13, at the Missouri Valley Open in Marshall, Missouri. Opening bouts are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. CT.
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