The Lindenwood women's wrestling team flourished on Sunday, going undefeated at the Lion Duals in St. Charles, Mo.

Overview
The one-day dual format featured various teams across the Midwest.  The tournament was broken into six rounds, with each team facing the other once.  The Lions went 6-0 on the day against opponents scoring a total of 314 points to their opponent's 36 points.

The Lions had a flurry of terrific performances, as several wrestlers went undefeated in competition.

Top Performances
-Sophomore Cayden Condit went 6-0 on the day at 123 pounds, winning two matches by technical fall, three by fall, and one by decision. The highlight for the Colorado native was winning by pin in 0:31 against Eureka College in her fifth match.
-Sophomore Kelly Escamilla went 6-0 in the 143-pound weight class, winning by technical fall in the first match, winning by fall in the last four of five matches, and winning one by forfeit.
-Sophomore Sierra Hall went 5-0 on the day at 170 pounds, winning the first match by forfeit and capping off the last four matches by winning by fall.
-Junior Maya Porter went 3-0 on the day in the 130-pound division, taking two wins by fall and one win by technical fall.
-Sophomore Khaila Hughes went 2-0 at 155 pounds, winning the first match by fall at the 2:23 mark and the last match by fall at the 2:01 mark.
-Sophomore Sara Lake went 2-0, winning both matches by fall. In the first match, Lake pinned her opponent at 3:41, and in the last match at 0:36.

Quotable
"We are super proud of how hard our girls fought for each other every round," said head coach Mike Mena.  "We were supportive of each other all day, and it was a great way to start the season."
 
Results
Match #1
Lindenwood University defeated Carl Albert 41-16
Match #2
Lindenwood University defeated Simpson 59-1
Match #3
Lindenwood University defeated Fontbonne University 60-0
Match #4
Lindenwood University defeated Eureka 46-12
Match #5
Lindenwood University defeated Quincy 55-1
Match #6
Lindenwood University defeated Westminster College (Mo.) 53-6

 
Up Next
The Lions return to the mat on Saturday, December 3, at the Missouri State Tournament in St. Louis, Mo.