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Schreiner Women’s Wrestling Shines at Desert Duals in Las Vegas

todayDecember 31, 2024

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 December 21, 2024 

The Schreiner University women’s wrestling team traveled to the prestigious Las Vegas Desert Duals this past Saturday, where they demonstrated grit, resilience, and growth. Despite missing a few key starters, the Mountaineers faced some of the toughest teams in the country and delivered impressive performances throughout the tournament.

With a 2-3 record, Schreiner women’s wrestling stood strong in each of their duals, finishing 4th out of 13 teams. They opened with a solid win against Pacific University, scoring 32-16, before going toe-to-toe with powerhouse Simon Fraser (19-28), Wartburg College (16-31), Colorado Mesa (3-43), and a strong finish against Adams State (33-14).

Tournament Results:

  • SU 32 vs Pacific 16
  • SU 19 vs Simon Fraser 28
  • SU 16 vs Wartburg 31
  • SU 3 vs Colorado Mesa 43
  • SU 33 vs Adams State 14

Standout Performances:

  • Senior Lexys Basurto led the Mountaineers with an exceptional 4-1 record, earning the highest match points in the tournament with a total of 38 points.
  • Sophomore Azana King showed continued growth, also finishing 4-1 and securing 34 match points—second-most in the entire tournament.
  • Freshman Jania Dunigan proved her promise by finishing 3-2 with 25 points, making it to the top 16 for match points.

Coach’s Comments: “Two years ago, this was my first time bringing the team to the Desert Duals, and I couldn’t be prouder of how far we’ve come,” said Coach Mensah. “The dual against Simon Fraser is a perfect example of our team’s dedication and resilience. With just two starters missing at 103 and 160, we pushed a top-tier program to a 9-point difference—something we’ve never done before. I’m incredibly proud of these ladies. This tournament was a great experience and performance right before the Christmas break.”

With such strong performances, the Mountaineers are well-positioned to build on their success as they continue to grow and develop their young team.

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