UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio – In their opening competition of the 2026-27 season, the Edinboro women's wrestling team placed seven wrestlers at the top of the podium at the John Carroll Round Robin on Sunday.
 
Anaiah Kolesar, Emma Spencer, Gionna Allen, Kailani Barrientos, Killian Evans, Zoe Furman and Zoey Jewett all earned first place finishes.
 
Jewett, competing at the 103 pound Gold Division, opened her day with a 10-0 tech fall over McKenna Acampora of Bethany College in just 1:36. Against Taylor MacAdam of John Carroll, Jewett built a 9-0 lead after the first period and then scored a fall in 4:54 to claim the top spot.
 
At 110, Evans turned in a dominant performance scoring a 10-0 tech fall over Emma Acampora in just 56 seconds in her opening match. She followed it up with a fall in 50 seconds over Bethany's Abbrionica Kerregan. It took just 58 seconds in the final match for Evans to pin EJ Shults of Indiana Club to secure the top spot.
 
In the 117 Blue Division bracket, Spencer scored a 36 second fall over Jackson Fryza from Chatham to advance to the title match. With the score tied at six in the first Spencer scored the fall over My'Shawnna Tinsley from Bethany.
 
In the Gold Bracket at 117, Allen opened her day with a fall over Taelor Rae Busch of Bethany. In a battle between Fighting Scot teammates, Allen went the distance with Leah Sample scoring the 12-11 decision.
 
Kolesar was the top finisher in the 124 pound Gold Disvion. She opened with a fall of John Carroll's Alyse Muscat in 1:34. She followed that with a 52-second fall over Mia Scalise from Washington & Jefferson. It took just 47 seconds in her third match for Kolesar to score the fall over Angelina Watson of Bethany.
 
Furman was the top finisher in the Gold Bracket at 138. She scored a fall over W&J's Paige Jox in 1:25 and needed just 17 seconds to put Makena Heston of Bethany on her back for the fall.
 
At 145 in the Gold Division, Barrientos opened with a 10-0 tech fall of John Carroll's Paige Menough. Barrientos closed the day with a fall over Indiana's Maggie Boncosky in1:48.
 
Full results from the All the Fighting Scot wrestlers can be found here.
 
The Scots return to action on Nov. 9 when they travel to Lackawanna for the program's first-ever dual meet.