Women's Wrestling

PSAC Women's Wrestling Athlete of the Week - 1

LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference announced its inaugural Women's Wrestling Athlete of the Week Award, with Co-Athletes being honored: Gannon's Bella Phillips and Lock Haven's Azariah Moore.


PSAC Women's Wrestling Co-Athlete of the Week

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Bella Phillips
Gannon
180 pounds
Junior
Bellingham, Wash. / Squalicum High School

No. 4-ranked Phillips opened the 2026–27 season with a perfect 4-0 record to capture her second consecutive 180-pound championship at the ESU Open on Sunday, November 1, in East Stroudsburg, Pa. Phillips dominated the competition, outscoring her four opponents by a combined 34-2. She opened the tournament with back-to-back technical falls, defeating Delaware State's Zamaria Hemingway, 12-0, in 2:10 before posting an 11-0 victory over Lehigh's Brynn Shepardson in 2:12. The junior continued her impressive performance with a 4-0 shutout of Lehigh's Sarah Henckel in the semifinals before securing the championship with a 7-2 decision over Lehigh's Teagan McGuinness. Phillips finished the tournament with two technical falls and two decisions, including three victories over Lehigh opponents, to successfully defend her ESU Open title.
 


PSAC Women's Wrestling Co-Athlete of the Week

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Azariah Moore
Lock Haven
180 pounds
Senior
Montross, Va.  / Westmoreland 

Moore went unbeaten at the Princeton Open on Sunday, Nov. 1, winning all four of her matches at 180 pounds. The senior recorded three victories by technical superiority on the day. Moore's 4-0 showing was the only competition on her week, and she made the most of it, turning in a dominant performance against the field at 180 for Lock Haven to take home a first-place team finish.