Isabella Garrity
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- Height:
- 5'6
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- Hometown:
- Norton, Kansas
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- High School:
- Norton HS
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- Class:
- 117
News mentions
The Colby Trojans women’s wrestling program continues to make history in its inaugural season, debuting at No. 7 in the NJCAA’s first team rankings of the year Thursday. The top-10 ranking reflects a solid start for a first-year program competing at the national level.
The Colby Trojans women’s wrestling team returns to dual action on Thursday as the Trojans travel to Hastings for a competitive tri-dual featuring Hastings College and the University of Sioux Falls. Following the tri-dual, the Trojans will turn their attention to tournament action as they travel to the AU Women’s Eagle Open on Sunday (Dec. 14). The event is slated to feature 19 teams and will provide another valuable opportunity for Colby’s roster.
The Colby Community College women’s wrestling program hosted its first home events in program history over the weekend, competing in four duals at the Dust Bowl Duals and competing in the Dust Bowl Open.
It was a milestone week for the Colby Community College women’s wrestling program, one that showcased growth and grit across multiple competitions. After a tough road loss to Southeast Community College, the Trojans rebounded to make history with their first dual win in program history over Midland University that same night, then capped the week with several standout performances at Friday’s Falcon Open in Wichita, KS.
In just its first year as a program, the Colby Community College women’s wrestling team has made an immediate national impact. The Trojans debuted at No. 11 in the latest Open Mat women’s wrestling national rankings, a remarkable milestone for a first-year program already proving it belongs among the country’s best.
The Colby Community College women’s wrestling program is set to make history this week as the Trojans compete in their first-ever dual and tournament under head coach Michael Ruiz.