The University of Jamestown and Harold Newman Arena were the hosts for the inaugural NAIA Women's Wrestling National Championships, which concluded Saturday evening ..read more

YORK, Neb.-- Josie Bartishofski and Arianna Marrufo won individual titles and the Jimmies finished fourth as a team at the KCAC Championships Saturday afternoon ..read more

FREMONT, Neb.-- Josie Bartishofski went 4-0 on Sunday to win the 116-pound division of the Warrior Open, hosted by Midland University. Ten Jimmie women's wrestlers competed in the event, the final regular season competition before the KCAC Championships in two weeks ..read more

YORK, Neb.-- Ten University of Jamestown women's wrestlers competed Saturday at the York Open. The tournament had 30 teams represented in two different divisions, and three Jimmies came away with top-four finishes ..read more

HASTINGS, Neb.-- The Jimmie women's wrestling team saw its first action of 2023 Sunday at the Hastings Open.   ..read more

The University of Jamestown women's wrestling team sent its seniors off in style Sunday afternoon, defeating Minot State University 38-11 in dual action at Harold Newman Arena ..read more

WICHITA, Kan.— Kelly LaCost of the No.14 University of Jamestown has been named the KCAC Women's Wrestler of the Week, the conference office announced Monday. LaCost was selected for her performances from Nov. 14-20 by a vote of conference Sports Information Directors. All KCAC Player of the Week honors are presented by Equity Bank.  ..read more

MINOT, N.D.-- The 14th-ranked University of Jamestown women's wrestling team stepped out of NAIA competition Saturday, competing at the Beaver Bash Duals hosted by Minot State University ..read more

FOREST CITY, Iowa-- The University of Jamestown women's wrestling team had its first competition of the season Saturday at the Waldorf Open ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced on Wednesday that it has come to terms with Jamestown (N.D.) to extend its contract for two years (through 2024) as the host the NAIA Women's Wrestling National Championship as the event transitions from Invitational status. The NAIA Women's Wrestling Invitational has been hosted by Jamestown since its inception in 2019 ..read more