STEVENS POINT, Wis.- UW-Oshkosh women's wrestling competed at the UW-Stevens Point Pointer Open on Saturday (Nov. 7). The Titans collected five top-four finishes, including two runner-up performances, while combining for 26 victories across the mats.

Mya Delleree (Fredonia/Ozaukee) led the Titans in the gold brackets at 131 pounds, collecting a pair of victories by fall in the consolation bracket. After dropping her opening match, Delleree pinned Ella Schachtner in 1:50 and Katie Ramirez in 1:37 before falling to Emma Gruenhagen.

Lilly Garrett (Des Plaines, Ill/Maine West) also earned a victory in the gold brackets at 180 pounds, pinning Sydney Newberg in 1:36 during the first round of consolation matches. Myra Bair (New Holland, Pa./Garden Spot) competed at 103 pounds but dropped both of her matches.

Oshkosh collected all five of its top-four finishes in the purple brackets, led by second-place performances from Maggie Hansen and Kylin Reynolds (Darlington/Beaver Dam).

At 145 pounds, Hansen won three consecutive matches by fall to advance to the championship bout. She opened with a 38-second pin of Augustana College's (Ill.) Dulce Rodriguez before defeating Augustana's Elise Ashland in 1:51 and Coe College's (Iowa) Aubrey Loehr in 3:00. Hansen fell to Elmhurst University's (Ill.) Callie Carr by a 10-0 technical fall in the championship match.

Reynolds advanced to the 110-pound championship match after receiving a quarterfinal bye and pinning Amiya Burdine from Southeastern Community College in 3:12 during the semifinals. She finished second after dropping a 12-1 technical fall to UW-Stevens Point's Mckenzie Simonson.

Also competing at 110 pounds, Bryn Keberlein (Shiocton/Menasha) finished fourth after earning two victories. She opened with a 10-0 technical fall over Aurora University's (Ill.) Maya Gomez before falling to Simonson in the semifinals. Keberlein bounced back with a 4:29 pin of Meredith Gumz from Aurora in the consolation semifinals before dropping a 9-5 decision to Burdine in the third-place match.

Eve Rausch (Menasha/Menasha) collected four victories by fall on her way to a fourth-place finish at 124 pounds. She advanced through the consolation bracket with pins of Elmhurst's Sommer Kibbe (1:43), Manchester University's (Ind.) Krystin Nelson (3:32), and Elmhurst's London Gandy (2:09). Rausch fell to Hawkeye Community College's Destiny Hoeppner in 1:21 during the third-place match.

At 180 pounds, Emma Husser (Clarksville, Tenn./Clarksville) earned three victories to finish fourth. She opened with an 8-3 decision over UW-Stevens Point's Lexi Fusco before pinning Coe's Joscelyn Stricker in 2:16. Following an 8-5 semifinal loss to Augustana's Ava Carlblom, Husser defeated Hawkeye's Addy Bowman by a 14-4 technical fall to advance to the third-place match, where she fell to Amelia Soltis.

Hannah Behrndt (Sussex/Sussex Hamilton) also collected two victories at 160 pounds, pinning Wartburg College's (Iowa) Abigail Reid in 52 seconds before earning a 3-2 decision over Hawkeye's Kennedy Alexander. Madalynne Gosda (Mauston/Mauston) added two victories at 117 pounds, including a 3:44 fall in her opening match and a 10-0 technical fall over Carthage College's (Wis.) Ashley Hammond.

Lauryn Rubbert (Menasha/Menasha) earned two consolation victories at 180 pounds, pinning Southeastern Community College's Lexia Chambers in 2:14 and defeating the University of Dubuque's (Iowa) Isla Stotts by a 12-2 technical fall. Michaela Lewellin (Waterloo/Waterloo) added a 14-12 decision over Aurora's Savanah Norte at 160 pounds.

Also competing for the Titans were Kendra Coffey (Queenstown, Md./Kent Island) (160 pounds), Lluvia Carillo (207 pounds), Natalie Gratschmayr (Greendale/Martin Luther) (180 pounds), and Leah Kapla (Pulaski/Pulaski) (138 pounds).

The Titans will return to the mats on Saturday (Nov. 21) for the UW-Eau Claire 8-Woman Battles. Competition is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.