OSKALOOSA, Iowa - In Year 2, William Woods University advanced its first grappler to nationals as Mariyah Brumley (207 pounds) placed third and earned honorable mention All-Heart of America Athletic Conference in the Heart Women's Wrestling Conference Championship, hosted by No. 3 William Penn University Saturday at Penn Activity Center.

"We had a tough day in the toughest conference in the country, in my opinion," William Woods wrestling coach Jacob Lorentz said. "We grew a lot this season, and we are excited for Mariyah as she represents William Woods for the first time ever at nationals. Teani becoming the Woods' first two-time placer, along with some valuable mat time, against that competition, we are excited for next season. We have to continue to put in the work, and the results will begin to show more. I'm proud of our efforts this season."

Brumley (16-3), ranked 19th in the NAIA at 207, scored a team-best 15½ points from two pins. After receiving a bye in Round 1, Brumley pinned (RV) Central Methodist University's Christina Page (15-13) in 25 seconds in the quarterfinals. Taking her only loss to the top-ranked heavyweight in the nation, Brumley fell by a 5:44, 11-0 technical fall-1½ against No. 2 Grand View University's Olivia Brown (13-0). Receiving a bye in the consolation semifinals and advancing straight to the third-place bout, Brumley won by a 4:16 pinfall over the same foe she already beat, CMU's Page.

Teani Medeiros-Maielua (131) also achieved a program first, the first Owl to be a two-time placer. Taking sixth, Medeiros-Maielua (12-15) tallied seven points from a pin, defeating the Eagles' Corinne McClure (15-12) in 58 seconds in Consolation Round 3.

On the team leaderboard, William Woods placed seventh out of seven teams with 23½ points.

With the chance to add more to the WWU record book, Brumley competes on Day 1 of the Third Annual NAIA Women's Wrestling National Championship on March 14 at Park City Arena in Park City, Kansas.

WWU Results

117
Sophie McLain (3-12) didn't place and scored zero points.

Championship Round 1: Sophie McLain (William Woods) received a bye.
Quarterfinals: No. 1 Christianah Ogunsanya (19-0; No. 3 William Penn) won by a :31, 12-0 technical fall-1.5 over Sophie McLain (William Woods).
Consolation Round 2: Sophie McLain (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 3: No. 15 Larhae Whaley (3-2; No. 19 Dickinson State University) won by a :22 pinfall over Sophie McLain (William Woods).

124
Amaiya McClinton (0-8) didn't place and scored zero points.

Championship Round 1: No. 2 Maya Davis (10-2; No. 2 Grand View) won by a :44, 10-0 technical fall-1.5 over Amaiya McClinton (Wiliam Woods).
Consolation Round 1: Amaiya McClinton (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 2: No. 18 Catherine Steinkamp (24-14; No. 3 William Penn) won by a 1:29 pinfall over Amaiya McClinton (William Woods).

131
Teani Medeiros-Maielua (12-15) placed sixth and scored seven points.

Championship Round 1: Teani Medeiros-Maielua (William Woods) received a bye.
Quarterfinal: No. 10 Ashley Whetzal (25-9; No. 8 Missouri Valley College) won by a 1:20 pinfall over Teani Medeiros-Maielua (William Woods).
Consolation Round 2: Teani Medeiros-Maielua (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 3: Teani Medeiros-Maielua (William Woods) won by a :58 pinfall over Corinne McClure (15-12; RV Central Methodist).
Consolation Semifinals: No. 6 Devin Patton (31-8; No. 3 William Penn) won by a 1:54, 12-2 technical fall-1.5 over Teani Medeiros-Maielua (William Woods).
Fifth-Place Match: Berlin Kiddoo (17-11; RV Central Methodist) won by a :34 pinfall over Teani Medeiros-Maielua (William Woods).

131
Caden Nelson (0-2) didn't place and scored zero points.

Championship Round 1: Cade Nelson (William Woods) received a bye.
Quarterfinal: No. 5 Jumoke Adekoye (2-1; Dickinson State) won by a 1:06, 12-0 technical fall-1.5 over Caden Nelson (William Woods).
Consolation Round 2: Caden Nelson (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 3: Berlin Kiddoo (17-11; RV Central Methodist) won by a 1:13 pinfall over Caden Nelson (William Woods).

138
Skylon Boone (2-14) didn't place and scored zero points.

Championship Round 1: No. 15 Jade Martin (4-2; No. 18 Baker) won by a 1:07, 10-0 technical fall-1.5 over Skylon Boone (William Woods).
Consolation Round 1: Skylon Boone (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 2: Jessica Gubler (3-3; Dickinson State) won by a 1:52, 10-0 technical fall-1.5 over Skylon Boone (William Woods).

138
Jesse Gresham (0-13) didn't place and scored zero points.

Championship Round 1: Jessica Gubler (3-3; Dickinson State) won by a :33 pinfall over Jesse Greshman (William Woods).
Consolation Round 1: Jesse Gresham (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 2: No. 15 Jade Martin (4-2; No. 18 Baker) won by a :52 pinfall over Jesse Greshman (William Woods).

145
Addy Pasley (5-12) didn't place and scored one point.

Championship Round 1: Hailee Crosland (21-13; No. 18 Baker) won by a 2:13 pinfall over Addy Pasley (William Woods).
Consolation Round 1: Addy Pasley (William Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 2: Addy Pasley (William Woods) won by a 4-2 decision over Savannah Brehm (0-2; Dickinson State).
Consolation Round 3: Mina Himmel (28-19; RV Central Methodist) won by a :57 pinfall over Addy Pasley (William Woods).

145
Gretchen Marriott (7-15) didn't place and scored zero points.

Championship Round 1: Mina Himmel (28-19; RV Central Methodist) won by a 6-0 decision over Gretchen Marriott (William Woods).
Consolation Round 1: Gretchen Marriott (Wiliam Woods) received a bye.
Consolation Round 2: Naida Abijanovic (21-19; No. 3 William Penn) won by a 5:02, 11-0 technical fall-1.5 over Grethen Marriott (William Woods).

207
No. 19 Mariyah Brumley (16-3) placed third and scored 15½ points.

Championship Round 1: No. 19 Mariyah Brumley (William Woods) received a bye.
Quarterfinals: No. 19 Mariyah Brumley (William Woods) won by a :25 pinfall over Christina Page (15-13; RV Central Methodist).
Semifinal: No. 1 Olivia Brown (13-0; No. 2 Grand View) won by a 5:44, 11-0 technical fall-1.5 over Mariyah Brumley (William Woods).
Consolation Semifinals: Mariyah Brumley (William Woods) received a bye.
Third-Place Match: Mariyah Brumley (William Woods) won by a 4:16 pinfall over Christina Page (15-13; RV Central Methodist).

Team Leaderboard

1. No. 2 Grand View, 192 points
2. No. 3 Wiliam Penn, 173 points
3. No. 8 Missouri Valley, 169 points
4. No. 18 Baker, 99 points
5. No. 19 Dickinson State, 66 points
6. (RV) Central Methodist, 64 points
7. William Woods, 23½ points

2024-25 Heart Women's Wrestling Awards
Coach of the Year: Angelo Crinzi, Grand View
Assistant Coach of the Year: Arelys Valles, Grand View
Co-Tournament Outstanding Wrestler: Christinah Ogunsanya, William Penn
Co-Tournament Outstanding Wrestler: Xochitl Mota-Pettis, Missouri Valley
Wrestler of the Year: Olivia Brown, Grand View
Newcomer of the Year: Kendall Bostleman, William Penn
Co-Freshman of the Year: Emmalee Spurgeon, Grand View
Co-Freshman of the Year: Jumoke Adekoye, Dickinson State

2024-25 Individual Weight Class Heart Champions
103: Judy Sandoval, Grand View
110: Lita Cruz, Grand View
117: Christina Ogunsanya, William Penn
124: Joanna Vanderwood, William Penn
131: Xochitl Mota-Pettis, Missouri Valley
138: Kendall Bostelman, William Penn
145: Esther Kolawole, William Penn
160: Emmalee Spurgeon, Grand View
180: Kelani Corbett, Missouri Valley
207: Olivia Brown, Grand View