Top-Ranked Indian Hills Women Pin NIACC 45-10 to Move to 2-0 in ICCAC

Key points

1. No. 2 Indian Hills women’s wrestling defeated No. 14 North Iowa Area Community College 45-10 in an ICCAC dual on November 11, 2026.
2. The Warriors recorded four victories by fall and moved to 2-0 in conference duals.
3. Indian Hills opened the dual with three consecutive forfeit victories, building an early 15-0 lead.
4. Gabriela Avila Diaz pinned her opponent in 48 seconds at 124 pounds; Kaylea Beauchamp won by fall at 131 pounds in 2:14.
5. Jasmine Wolfe earned a first-round pin at 138 pounds in 1:54, while the Warriors also secured a fall at 235 pounds.
6. The result was Indian Hills' fifth all-time meeting victory over NIACC; the Warriors have outscored the Trojans 219-39 across those five duals.

Top-ranked Indian Hills Community College continued its strong start to the 2026-27 women’s wrestling season with a 45-10 victory over North Iowa Area Community College in Iowa Community College Athletic Conference action on Wednesday night, November 11. The No. 2 Warriors recorded four wins by fall against the No. 14 Trojans and improved to 2-0 in conference duals.

Fast start puts Indian Hills in control

Indian Hills built an early advantage by taking the first three weight classes through forfeits. Those results gave the Warriors a 15-0 lead before the contested bouts began, placing the visiting side under pressure from the outset.

The Warriors then added falls across the middle of the line-up to maintain their control. The team’s four pins came at 124, 131, 138 and 235 pounds, according to the Indian Hills Athletics match report reproduced by Ottumwa Post. The final team score was 45-10.

The win moved Indian Hills to 2-0 in Iowa Community College Athletic Conference dual competition. It also continued the programme’s unbeaten record against NIACC in their five all-time dual meetings.

Avila Diaz, Beauchamp and Wolfe deliver pins

Freshman Gabriela Avila Diaz, ranked No. 6 nationally, produced one of the quickest finishes of the night at 124 pounds. She pinned her opponent in just 48 seconds, extending the Warriors’ lead and adding another decisive result to the team total.

Kaylea Beauchamp followed with a fall at 131 pounds. The freshman, ranked No. 3 nationally in her weight class, pinned Brooklyn Burke in 2 minutes and 14 seconds. Her result further strengthened Indian Hills’ position in the dual.

At 138 pounds, Jasmine Wolfe also won by fall. The freshman secured her pin in 1 minute and 54 seconds, giving the Warriors another bonus-point result. Indian Hills added a fourth fall at 235 pounds as it completed the 45-10 team victory.

Five meetings, five Indian Hills victories

The result extended Indian Hills’ perfect record against NIACC to five wins from five dual meetings. Across those matchups, the Warriors have outscored the Trojans 219-39, a margin that illustrates the programme’s sustained advantage in this conference rivalry.

Indian Hills entered the contest ranked No. 2, with NIACC at No. 14. The difference in the rankings was reflected in a performance built around early forfeits and decisive falls in key weight classes. The Warriors did not rely on a single standout bout; their team score came from contributions across the line-up.

Six-time national champions maintain momentum

Indian Hills came into the 2026-27 season as the six-time defending national champions in women’s junior college wrestling. The programme won the 2026 NJCAA Women’s Wrestling Invitational with 229 team points, finishing ahead of Southeast Nebraska, which scored 203.5. Indian Hills also had 12 All-Americans at the championship.

The Warriors’ early-season form has continued that record of success. Their conference win over NIACC followed a dominant opening to the dual campaign and kept them unbeaten in ICCAC action. The team’s combination of depth, nationally ranked individuals and bonus-point scoring remains central to its pursuit of another successful season.

What the result means for the conference campaign

With the 45-10 win, Indian Hills moved to 2-0 in league duals. The victory adds to the Warriors’ early momentum, while the four falls provide evidence of their ability to turn individual matchups into a decisive team result.

For NIACC, the dual was a difficult assignment against one of the strongest programmes in the junior college ranks. Indian Hills, meanwhile, will look to carry its form into the next stages of the conference schedule as it seeks to defend its national standing and extend its championship run.