Women's Wrestling Takes Down Quincy 28-18

QUINCY, Ill. – The Lindenwood University women’s wrestling team secured a 28-18 victory over Quincy University on Tuesday evening, improving their dual meet record for the season to 6-4. The Lions overcame an early deficit to dominate the latter portion of the competition, demonstrating resilience and strategic depth.

Overcoming an Initial Setback

The meet began with Quincy winning the first three weight classes. However, Lindenwood responded decisively, winning six of the remaining seven bouts to ultimately overtake the Hawks. This turnaround highlights the team’s ability to adjust and perform under pressure.

Key Performances Drive Victory

Three Lindenwood wrestlers recorded falls – victories achieved by pinning their opponent – in under three minutes. Talia Lee (145), Alana Duggan (160), and Makayla Rivera (180) each secured these quick wins. Rivera’s fall was her 13th of the season, bringing her overall record to 18-6 and establishing her as a team leader in that category.

Did You Know? Makayla Rivera leads the Lindenwood women’s wrestling team with 13 falls this season.

Additional points came from Madeline Haynes (145), who achieved a 10-0 technical fall, and Marissa Sanabria (138), who won her bout with a 5-0 decision. Allison Meyer (124) and Malia Martin (207) both secured wins by forfeit.

Dominance in the Series

This victory marks the third consecutive dual meet win for Lindenwood against Quincy this season. They previously defeated the Hawks 43-12 at the Lindenwood Duals and 29-16 at the NWCA National Duals, establishing a clear pattern of success in this matchup.

Expert Insight: The ability to secure wins after an initial setback demonstrates a strong mental fortitude within the Lindenwood team. This resilience will be a crucial asset as they navigate a competitive season.

Looking Ahead

The Lindenwood Lions are scheduled to compete next at the Lindsey Wilson Open in Columbia, Kentucky, on Saturday, February 7th, beginning at 10:00 a.m. The Open presents an opportunity for individual wrestlers to compete and potentially improve their rankings. Depending on individual performances, the team could see shifts in its overall competitive standing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score of the Lindenwood vs. Quincy dual meet?

The final score was Lindenwood 28, Quincy 18.

Which Lindenwood wrestler recorded the most falls this season?

Makayla Rivera has recorded a team-leading 13 falls this season.

How many times has Lindenwood defeated Quincy in dual meets this season?

Lindenwood has defeated Quincy three times in dual meets this season.

What does this victory signify for the Lindenwood women’s wrestling team as they move forward in the season?

Women’s Wrestling Takes Down Quincy 28-18