#9 Fort Hays State (5-3)
vs. #7 Colorado Mesa (7-8)
Sunday, January 18, 2026 • 1 p.m.
Hays, Kansas • Gross Memorial Coliseum 
 
#9 Fort Hays State (5-3)
vs. Sioux Falls (5-7)
Sunday, January 18, 2026 • Following FHSU vs CMU match
Hays, Kansas • Gross Memorial Coliseum

Promotion: Wrestling team plans to provide foam light sticks to the first 150 Tiger fans in attendance.
 
After a competitive weekend at the NWCA/USMC National Duals in Cedar Falls, the No. 9 ranked Fort Hays State University women's wrestling team returns to Gross Memorial Coliseum this Sunday, January 18, for their final home duals of the 2025–26 season. The Tigers, now 5–3 in dual action, will host Sioux Falls and Colorado Mesa in a tri‑dual beginning at 12 p.m.
 
The action will start with Colorado Mesa facing Sioux Falls at 12 p.m. The second dual of the day between Fort Hays State and Colorado Mesa will not start until 1 p.m., since Sunday is Senior Day and Fort Hays State's three seniors (Nichole Moore, Isabell Ortiz, and Marissa Porsch) will be recognized prior to the match. The third dual of the day between FHSU and Sioux Falls will start as soon as possible after the FHSU/CMU matchup.
 
The Fort Hays State lineup features three ranked wrestlers, which includes top-ranked Isabella Renfro at 180, No. 8 ranked Leiannah Landreth (14-5) at 117, and No. 10 ranked Peyton Hellmann (15-3) at 138. Morgan Maschmann (19-6) is on the verge of being the second Tiger to reach 20 wins this season, just three behind Isabella Renfro who is 22-0 this season. Among FHSU's probables for Sunday, the Tigers have a wrestler with at least 10 wins in all but one of the classes.
 
Colorado Mesa features five ranked wrestlers in its probable lineup, headlined by No. 3 ranked Mia Zuniga at 103 and No. 5 ranked Jayleen Sekona at 207. Sekona is on the verge of becoming CMU's all-time wins leader, currently tied for the school record with 94.
 
Though Sioux Falls does not have any ranked wrestlers, the Cougars have three individuals in their lineup with 17 or more wins for the season. Johanna Steinlicht leads the way with a 20-5 record at 138.
 
Fans can watch all of the action on The MIAA Network, all part of one continuous stream. Live results will also be available for all three matches. Below are the projected lineups for each school.
 
FHSU Projected Lineup                                                                                            
103      Jaidyn Alvarado (14-9)         
110      Isabella Cross (10-6) or Isabell Ortiz (0-3)
117      #8 Leiannah Landreth (14-5) or Gabby Hampton (7-3)
124      Morgan Maschmann (19-6)
131      Samara Markwardt (7-6) or Addison Broxterman (12-8) 
138      #10 Peyton Hellmann (15-3) or Ashlynn Goodwin (14-4)
145      Dylen Ritchey (15-7) or Nikki Moore (7-2)
160      Marissa Porsch (7-7)
180      #1 Isabella Renfro (22-0)
207      Grace Johns (10-5) or Hailey Conley (7-9)
 
Colorado Mesa Projected Lineup
103      #3 Mia Zuniga (18-5)        
110      Adriana Gomez (20-10)
117      #10 Sophia Cornish (16-8) or Jojo McDaniel (13-10)
124      #7 Lorianna Piestewa (15-4)
131      Hania Halverson (10-10) or Thalia Vogelsang (13-6)
138      Keyla Ajoleza (9-6) or Delarie Juarez (6-6)
145      #10 Gretchen Donally (20-9)
160      Celina Preston (16-9) or Taylor Colangelo (12-8)
180      Kim Carlin (11-8) or Maggie Smith (8-9)
207      #5 Jayleen Sekona (22-7)
 
Sioux Falls Projected Lineup                 
103      Open    
110      Open
117      Abby Wilfong (13-11)
124      Dani Ringstmeyer (0-2) or MacKenzie Armagost (6-6), or Elyse Engebretson (1-0)
131      Brinley Green-Griffin (17-8)
138      Johanna Steinlicht (20-5)
145      Kristy More (6-3)
160      Rachel Berger (5-8) or Aliyah Villarreal (7-14)
180      Open
207      Zoë Adam (18-5)