WOLFE, ALLEN LEAD WARRIORS AT LUTHER HILL OPEN
November 01, 2026
Indianola, IA – The Indian Hills Women’s Wrestling squad opened up its 2026-27 campaign at the Luther Hill Open on Sunday afternoon. The Warriors brought home two first-place finishes and six place-winners all together.
Sophomore Jasmine Wolfe (Sedalia, MO/Smith-Cotton), a returning National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) national runner-up from last season, took home the top spot in the 138lb bracket, going a perfect 4-0 on the day. Wolfe secured two wins over opponents from Iowa Community College Athletic Conference (ICCAC) foe Iowa Western Community College before capping the day with a 5-0 victory in the championship match against Savannah Freifeld of Buena Vista University.
Making her collegiate debut, freshman Ava Allen (Henryville, IN) secured a first-place finish in the 145lb bracket with 4-0 mark on the day. Allen boasted three consecutive pins, including a fall in 47 seconds and another in 18 seconds, to advance to the title bout. Allen went on to secure a 10-0 victory in the championship, closing out the day by outscoring all four opponents by a combined 30-0.
Freshman Nyla Bolles (Wayne, NE/Wayne) placed third overall for the Warriors in the 145lb bracket, securing a pin in 1:38 in the championship match to earn a spot on the podium.
Sophomore Noellys Carrasquillo (Carolina, Puerto Rico/Instituto Del Desarrollo Del Nino) earned a fourth-place finish in the 138lb bracket while freshman A’Shay White (Kansas City, MO/Staley) placed sixth overall at 124lbs in her collegiate debut.
Returning All-American Kaylea Beauchamp (Jeffersonville, IN/Jeffersonville) rounded out the place-winners for the Warriors with an eighth-place showing in the 131lb bracket.
In total, 13 of the 14 competitors for Indian Hills earned at least one victory on Sunday.
The Warriors return to action with their ICCAC regular season opener Wednesday night vs. Southeastern Community College. Indian Hills will host the Blackhawks as part of a doubleheader dual with the men’s program, with the women opening up action at 6:00 PM.
