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WWR 2026-27

Women's Wrestling

#3 Braves Start the 2026-27 Season at the Falcon Open on Friday

OTTAWA, Kan. – The #3 Ottawa University women's wrestling team starts the 2026-27 season at the Falcon Open Wichita on Friday.

Ottawa finished ninth as a team and that is the highest finish in program history at NAIA Nationals last season. The six All-Americans are also the most in program history.

Aynsley Fink placed seventh overall in the 103lb to earn All-American honors. Fink started the Championships with a 10-0 technical fall victory over Makayla Young (Indiana Tech), she fell in her next match but responded by winning two matches to earn seventh. Addison Saporito won one match against Chloe Herrick (Baker) in the 110lb weight class. Sigrun Metzger defeated two opponents including Gloria Diaz (Eastern Oregon) and Yusneiry Agrazal (Central Methodist) in the 117lb weight class.

Aileen Lester earned her way to the NAIA Semifinals by defeating Makayla Correa (Southern Oregon) and Skylur Lewis (Saint Mary). She fell in her next matches but earned sixth place and All-American honors. Darby Weidl started the Championships with two straight wins over Makayla Munoz (Oklahoma City) and Micah Fisher-Miller (CMSK) before falling to defending national champion Latifah McBryde (Life) in the NAIA Quarterfinals. Weidl would go on to place eighth and earning All-American honors as well.

Siara Arrington won five matches in the 180lb weight division, she defeated opponents from William Penn, CMSK, Baker and Missouri Baptist. Arrington would place fifth to earn All-American honors. Hannah Jackson won all her matches by decisions in the 180lb weight class, Jackson finished sixth overall to become an All-American.

KyLee Lindsley fell in her first match but responded with three straight victories to earn her  a place on the podium. Lindsley secured seventh place after winning her last match on a fall to earn All-American honors. Kena Leonard had an upset victory over Jessica Rodriguez (Doane) in the 207lb weight class.
In the 2025-26 season, the Ottawa University women's wrestling team secured a KCAC Championship on Friday. The Braves earned a Co-Championship with Wayland Baptist. Dalton Weidl was named KCAC Coach of the Year for the second straight season.

At the Falcon Open in 2025-26, Aynsley Fink got fourth place in the 103lb weight division, Fink went 3-2 in her matches. Sigrun Metzger won two matches in the 110lb weight class to take home fourth place. Finishing in fourth place in the 117lb weight class was Addison Saporito, Saporito won two matches.

Peyton Hand earned second place in the 124lb weight division, Hand won three matches. Aileen Lester secured third place in the 138lb weight class, Lester won four matches. Kaydence Bonewell also won two matches in the 138lb. Ciera Hutton-Spieker placed third overall in the 180lb weight class and won four matches. In the 207lb weight division, Siara Arrington took down two opponents to secure fourth place. Faith Spicer won one match in the 207lb weight class as well.
 
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Players Mentioned

Siara Arrington

Siara Arrington

Junior
Kaydence Bonewell

Kaydence Bonewell

Junior
Aynsley Fink

Aynsley Fink

Junior
Peyton Hand

Peyton Hand

Junior
Ciera Hutton-Spieker

Ciera Hutton-Spieker

Sophomore
Hannah Jackson

Hannah Jackson

Junior
Kena Leonard

Kena Leonard

Sophomore
Aileen Lester

Aileen Lester

Redshirt Sophomore
Addison Saporito

Addison Saporito

Junior
Faith Spicer

Faith Spicer

Redshirt Sophomore
Darby Weidl

Darby Weidl

Graduate Student
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KyLee Lindsley

KyLee Lindsley

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Siara Arrington

Siara Arrington

Junior
Kaydence Bonewell

Kaydence Bonewell

Junior
Aynsley Fink

Aynsley Fink

Junior
Peyton Hand

Peyton Hand

Junior
Ciera Hutton-Spieker

Ciera Hutton-Spieker

Sophomore
Hannah Jackson

Hannah Jackson

Junior
Kena Leonard

Kena Leonard

Sophomore
Aileen Lester

Aileen Lester

Redshirt Sophomore
Addison Saporito

Addison Saporito

Junior
Faith Spicer

Faith Spicer

Redshirt Sophomore
Darby Weidl

Darby Weidl

Graduate Student
/
KyLee Lindsley

KyLee Lindsley

Freshman