BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Life (Ga.) won its fourth straight Mid-South Conference Women’s Wrestling Tournament title today at Ephram White Gymnasium.

The Running Eagles scored 211.5 points to win the title convincingly. Indiana Tech finished second with 164 points, and Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) finished third with 163.5 points.

Cumberlands (Ky.) finished fourth with 124.5 points, Campbellsville (Ky.) ended in fifth with 84 points, followed by Georgetown's (Ky.) 49.5 points, Montreat's (N.C.) 34 points, Rochester Christian's (Mich.) 29 points, Rio Grande's (Ohio) 20.5 points, Midway's (Ky.) 14 points, Siena Heights' (Mich.) 13.5 points, Lourdes' (Ohio) 11 points, and Brewton-Parker Christian's (Ga.) eight points.

Life grapplers won eight of the 10 individual weight classes. In all, 10 Running Eagles earned a podium finish.

All 10 winners earn first-team all-conference honors, with the runner-up finishers receiving second-team honors, and third-place finishers earning third-team all-conference.

Following the conclusion of the tournament, Mid-South Conference officials announced the annual awards and the tournament's top wrestler.

Life's Latifah McBryde was voted by the conference coaches as the MSC Women's Wrestler of the Year. McBryde won the 160-pound weight class. Campbellsville's Makennah Craft was voted as the MSC Freshman of the Year. She captured the 103-pound weight class.

Indiana Tech's Rose Kaplan recorded a pair of pins, one tech fall and a 9-1 decision in the championship match of the 124-pound weight class to earn the 2026 MSC Wrestler of the Tournament.

Lindsey Wilson's Devane Dodgens was selected by his peers as the MSC Coach of the Year, while Campbellsville's McKayla Campbell was voted as the MSC Assistant Coach of the Year.