MARIETTA, Ga.— Montreat's women's wrestling team traveled to Life University on Saturday for its second open tournament of the 2024-25 season. The Eagle Madness Open played host to wrestlers from 12 different teams, as well as a handful of unattached competitors.
 
Nicole Lewis finished eighth competing in the 160-lb weight class. All four of her matches ended with pins. She opened her tournament run with a loss in the first round. Then, in the consolation bracket, Lewis won her next two in a row by pinning both opponents in less than a minute. In her last match, Lewis was pinned after four minutes.
 
Shelby Sherman went 1-2 on the day competing in the 124-lb weight class. She received a bye in the first round and won her initial bout via an 8-5 decision. She then lost her next two matches by 10-0 tech falls.
 
Uriah Peters-Gutierrez also finished with a record of 1-2 in the competition. She lost her initial match at 145 after a 12-2 tech fall. Following her first-round bye in the consolation bracket, she capitalized with a pin in under a minute to stay alive. Peters-Gutierrez fell in her final bout when she was pinned after 4:11.

"The Eagle Madness Open had some great wrestlers participating today, and our ladies competed well," said head coach Koby Reyes. "I'm proud of the progress we're making as a team, and I'm excited to continue working."
 
For a complete look at results from the Eagle Madness Open, click here.
 
The Cavs look forward to their next action on Saturday, Nov. 16. They will travel to Lynchburg, Va. for the Liberty University Duals.