NAIA Women’s Wrestling gives student-athletes the opportunity to compete in collegiate wrestling while earning an education that prepares them for success beyond the mat. With programs across North America, the NAIA offers competitive wrestling opportunities, athletic scholarships, and recruiting pathways for athletes looking to continue their wrestling careers at the collegiate level.
NAIA Women’s Wrestling programs emphasize strength, technique, and discipline in one of the fastest-growing college sports. From early-season tournaments to conference championships, every match contributes to the journey toward the NAIA Women’s Wrestling National Championship, where the nation’s top collegiate wrestlers compete for a national title.
As women’s collegiate wrestling continues to grow, the NAIA remains at the forefront of expanding opportunities for student-athletes nationwide. More than wins and losses, the NAIA experience is about perseverance, growth, and competing with purpose The Right Way to Play®.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Ariana Martinez of Life (Ga.) went 6-0 at 124 pounds, recording five falls and one technical fall across the Eagle Madness Duals and Eagle Madness Open to fuel her national recognition. The Slayton, Ore., native recorded six falls and one technical fall over the two-day competition. She opened with a pair […]
