Past Women's College Team Finishes

Team Finishes

Past Women's College Team Finishes

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

About NCWWC Women's Wrestling

The National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships (NCWWC) was the coalition-run bridge tournament that carried NCAA women's wrestling to full varsity status. It launched in 2020 as the Cliff Keen NCWWC at Adrian College in Michigan, open to NCAA Division I, II and III programs. McKendree won the first three titles before North Central and then Iowa took over. Iowa capped the six-year run with a repeat title in March 2025, shortly after the NCAA approved women's wrestling as its 91st championship sport -- paving the way for the first official NCAA Women's Wrestling Championships in 2026.

Photo: Joseph Cress/Think Iowa City
YearPlaceSchoolPoints
2025 1 Iowa 201.5
2025 2 North Central 181
2025 3 McKendree 158.5
2025 4 Grand Valley State 129.5
2025 5 King 92.5
2025 6 Presbyterian 91
2025 7 Lindenwood 57.5
2025 8 Colorado Mesa 48
2025 9 Sacred Heart 47.5
2025 10 Elmira 42.5
2025 11 Otterbein 36
2025 12 Emmanuel 33.5
2025 13 Aurora 32.5
2025 14 Gannon 30
2025 15 Northern Michigan 29.5
2025 16 East Stroudsburg 28
2025 17 William Jewell 26.5
2025 18 Dubuque 25.5
2025 19 Lock Haven 21.5
2025 20 Fort Hays State 21
2025 21 Simon Fraser 20.5
2025 22 Wartburg 19.5
2025 23 Chadron State 19
2025 24 Schreiner 18.5
2025 24 Simpson 18.5