No. 10 Women's Wrestling Tops Missouri Baptist in Senior Night Dual

Marshall, Mo., (Feb. 11, 2026)- The No. 10 Missouri Valley College women's wrestling team hosted Missouri Baptist in a Heart of America Athletic Conference dual, Wednesday evening inside the Burns Athletic Complex. The Vikings won eight of the weight classes, and finished with a 38-10 victory.

103 pounds: Freshman Janessa Avila (St. Clair, Mo.) won by forfeit.  Missouri Valley leads, 5-0.

110 pounds: Junior Raquel Garcia (Wilmington, Calif.) lost to No. 19 Deyton Young in a first period (2:34) pin.  Dual is tied, 5-5.

117 pounds: Sophomore Sarah Pineda (Perris, Calif.) won by forfeit.  Missouri Valley leads, 10-5.

124 pounds: Sophomore Jaylenn Hudlemeyer (Excelsior Spring, Mo.) won by forfeit.  Missouri Valley leads, 15-5.

131 pounds: Junior Chase Kiel (Kansas City, Mo.) won by forfeit.  Missouri Valley leads, 20-5.

138 pounds: Senior Mystyque Anderson (Kansas City, Mo.) lost to No. 9 Zoe Fries in a 12-0 technical fall.  Missouri Valley leads, 20-9.

145 pounds: Senior Brooke-Lynn Rush (St. Joseph, Mo.) defeated No. 17 Maggie Ortmann in a 10-7 decision.  Missouri Valley leads, 23-10.

160 pounds: No. 15 Junior Maria Slaughter (Wentzville, Mo.) defeated Cara Cheng in a first period (0:59) pin.  Missouri Valley leads, 28-10.

180 pounds: No. 7 Senior Autumn Perez (Dodge City, Kan.) defeated No. 14 Kenlee Fish in a first period (2:31) pin.  Missouri Valley leads, 33-10.

207 pounds: Junior Hollie Hedgpeth (Cameron, Mo.) won by forfeit.

Missouri Valley defeated Missouri Baptist, 38-10.

Exhibition Match:

160 pounds: Freshman Mya Willis (Wildwood, Mo.) defeated Talia Reed in a first period (2:28) pin.

Missouri Valley improves to 6-4 in duals while Missouri Baptist falls to 1-9.

Up next, the Viking women's wrestling team will compete at the Baker (Kan.) Open, Saturday, in Baldwin City, Kan.

About Missouri Valley College

Known for its dynamic, richly diverse, and friendly educational environment, Missouri Valley College offers many opportunities to grow in mind, body, and spirit. Grounded in the liberal arts, undergraduate studies empower students to master interdisciplinary skills needed to succeed in a knowledge-based global society. MVC offers over 30 academic programs, study abroad program, extracurricular activities, and a wide variety of sports. The most popular majors include education and business, criminal justice and exercise science. Above all, Valley is committed to student success. For more information, call (660) 831-4000 or visit www.moval.edu.