Women's Wrestling Weekly: The Show (Ep. 71) -- NCAA Championships Recap

Topics covered: — McKendree wins historic first NCAA women’s championship. — Surviving the roller coaster of a national tournament. — Bella Mir was ready to go. — Tristan Kelly took care of business, but Yu Sakamoto and Cam Guerin needed to come through for McKendree. — McKendree, Iowa, North Central, and Grand Valley State were the teams we expected to get trophies. — Xochitl Mota-Pettis was dangerous and explosive. — The two matches that decided the national team title and the complexity of team scoring. — The difference between first and sixth is negligible. — McKendree had the right wrestlers in the right positions. — Cam Guerin is the queen of clutch. — We need to overexplain college wrestling. — Rewa Chababo’s third-place match was a highlight of the tournament. — Val Solorio’s family support after emotional finals victory. — Has anyone been more locked in than Bella Mir? — Bella Mir’s entertainment value is ready for the UFC. — Nate Solorio was close to not watching his daughter wrestle. — North Central and Wartburg fans showed up and cheered hard. — The complexity of fan bases. — Jeff McGinness goes full circle. — Splitting D3 from D1/D2 is happening too soon. — Women’s wrestling is unified. — Did we get enough Audrey Jimenez vs Sage Mortimer? — The wrestlers who didn’t place were good. — Brianna Gonzalez deserves the Ironwoman trophy. — Sara Sterner’s lefty headlock and leadership were on display. — Icart Galumette was fun to watch. — Kylie Welker was on a mission. — Kennedy Blades is always happy. — The 110-pound controversy that made national headlines. — The NCAA Championships exceeded expectations. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to access all of the latest wrestling videos! Website: Subscribe: Get the FloSports iOS app: Follow FloWrestling Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: