Ottawa University

Entering her senior season, Fink has an overall record of 67-24 and a dual mark of 12-6. She has 15 falls and 11 technical falls. Fink is a three-time NAIA National Tournament qualifier and a three-time All-KCAC selection. She won the 103 pound individual KCAC Championship and was a NAIA All-American in 2025-26. 

2025-26: Fink finished her junior season with an overall record of 37-10. She qualified for the NAIA Tournament for the third season, earning NAIA All-American honors in the 103 pound weight class. Fink was a KCAC Champion in the 103 pound weight class. She had 11 falls and nine technical falls and a 2-0 dual record. 

2024-25: Fink qualified for the NAIA National Tournament for the second straight season. She earned All-KCAC honors. Fink finished the season with an overall record of 30-14 and had a dual mark of 9-3.

2023-24: In her first collegiate season, Fink had a record of 13-10 with six falls and competed in the 109 pound weight class, She qualified for the NAIA National Tournament and earned All-KCAC honors. 

High School: Fink had an impressive career for Robbinsville, North Carolina. She was a three-time State Placer in North Carolina. In 2021, Fink won the 106lb NCHSAA State Championship and Fink won the 107lb NCHSAA State Championship. She is also a four-time State Qualifier, three in the women's division and one in the men's division. She was part of the Robbinsville team that won the Smoky Mountain Conference Championship. In 2021 and 2022, Fink was the WNC Women's Wrestler of the Year.

Personal: Daughter of Todd Odom and Susan Crowe...Sports Leadership major...Fink was the first women's state champion in school history and the first women's State Champion in Western North Carolina history...Fink's brother is a member of the Ottawa Men's Wrestling team (Jayden Nowell).