Past Women's College Team Finishes

Honoring the dedicated achievements of women's college wrestling across all levels.

About NAIA Women's Wrestling

Women's wrestling grew steadily among NAIA schools starting in the early 2000s, when only a handful of programs existed. The NAIA began holding a National Invitational Championship, with Menlo winning the first in 2019. The 2020 invitational was canceled due to COVID-19, and Campbellsville won in 2021. On April 9, 2022, the NAIA voted to make women's wrestling its 28th full national championship sport -- becoming the first collegiate association to do so -- after the sport crossed the required threshold of 40 sponsoring institutions. Since gaining full status for the 2022–23 season, champions have included Southern Oregon (2023), Menlo (2024) and Life U (2025-2026). The NAIA holds the distinction of being the first governing body to sanction women's collegiate wrestling as a championship sport.

Year	Place	School	Points
2019	1	Menlo	230.5
2019	2	Oklahoma City	154.5
2019	3	Jamestown	137.5
2019	4	Campbellsville	126.5
2019	5	Cumberlands	106.5
2019	6	Wayland Baptist	105
2019	7	Life	102.5
2019	8	Southern Oregon	66.5
2019	9	Midland	45
2019	10	Missouri Baptist	43.5
2019	11	Lyon	40.5
2019	12	Missouri Valley	39
2019	13	Eastern Oregon	36.5
2019	14	Waldorf	22.5
2019	15	Ottawa	18
2019	16	Providence	17
2019	17	York	6
2019	18	Brewton-Parker	4
2019	19	Central Christian	2.5
2019	19	Warner Pacific	2.5