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The Missouri Valley Open isn't the only big competition worth watching. King (NCAA, D2) takes its powerhouse line-up to Presbyterian (NCAA, D1) on Sunday, November 24 for a 3 p.m. ET dual ...
The Missouri Valley Open is the largest collegiate women's wrestling tournament in the country, and includes more than 50 teams and over 700 women's wrestlers. Teams from across all divisions of women's wrestling, including NCAA, NAIA and JUCO will be competing.
Known as one of the largest and most challenge women’s college wrestling events, the 2024 Missouri Valley Women’s Open will feature 28 nationally ranked teams and dozens of nationally ranked individuals.With more than 700 entries, this two-day extravag...
The Missouri Valley Open is considered the largest collegiate women's wrestling tournament in the United States with nearly 70 teams competing and over 700 wrestlers in the field. The Mavericks have one wrestler guaranteed a spot in the top-6 at 160 pounds with freshman Gretchen Donally reaching the semifinals at the weight class.
– The top-ranked University of Iowa women’s wrestling team finished day one of the Missouri Valley Open on Friday. The Hawkeyes had seven athletes punch their ticket to the semifinals and have nine still alive in wrestle backs. At 103 pounds, top-ranked Rianne Murphy started her day off by pinning Britley Lopez of Chadron in 1:11. She then ...
The Missouri Valley Open is November 17-18 at Missouri Valley University in Marshall, Missouri, and will be streamed live on FloWrestling. Here is what you need to know. Follow The Action
Marshall, Mo., (Nov. 18, 2023)- The Missouri Valley College women's wrestling team hosted the annual Missouri Valley Open, Friday and Saturday inside the Burns Athletic Complex, featuring teams across all divisions of collegiate women's wrestling, including NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA and JUCO.
Marshall, Mo., (Nov. 17, 2022)- The Missouri Valley College women’s wrestling program is set to host the annual Missouri Valley Open, Friday and Saturday inside the Burns Athletic Complex, featuring teams from across all divisions of collegiate women’s wrestling.
The University of Iowa sent a robust squad to the Missouri Valley Open over the weekend and took six titles out of 11 contested weight classes.
Led by six individual champions and four runners-up, NCAA No. 1 Iowa dominated the Missouri Valley Open, one of the largest and most competitive women’s tournaments in the nation each year.