SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The ninth-ranked East Stroudsburg University women's wrestling team earned a 36-3 win over New England but fell in a close 26-21 match to Western New England on Saturday at the Anthony S. Caprio Alumni Healthful Living Center.

The Warriors are now 1-2 through three dual matches. The host Golden Bears improved to 2-0, while the Pilgrims fell to 0-2.

Notables:

• Emily Klein and Zoe Gress each picked up two victories.
• Alanna Barberio, Waverly Kane Long, and Selina Moore all posted wins against the Golden Bears.
• Against the Pilgrims, Olivia Palmer, Cadence Howard, Paityn DeLong, Jade Huerta, Dynisty Williams, and Brooklynn Ayala added wins to their season totals.
• The Warriors held a 20-13 lead over Western New England after Moore earned a pin at 145, but the Golden Bears secured the victory with two falls and a decision win at 207.
• Leading 8-1 after 117 pounds, the Warriors swept the final seven matches to pick up their first dual win of the season against New England.

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How It Happened – Western New England

Weight	ESU Wrestler	WNE Wrestler	Result	Score WNE	Score ESU
103	No Contest	Claudia King	Forfeit	5	0
110	Emily Klein	Hailey Laabs	TF (10-0)	5	4
117	Alanna Barberio	Victoria Orender	Fall (2:37)	5	9
124	Waverly Kane Long	Linda Holeman	Dec 8-7	8	10
131	Gabrielle Baker	Abigail Alicandro	Fall (2:12)	13	10
138	Zoe Gress	Tanya Teneva	Fall (3:58)	13	15
145	Selina Moore	Noelle Alexander	Fall (1:24)	13	20
160	Jade Huerta	Atiyana Williams	Fall (1:23)	18	20
180	Dynisty Williams	Shalom Feliz Lopez	Fall (1:50)	23	20
207	Brooklynn Ayala	Samantha Rabkin	Dec (2-1)	26	21

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How It Happened – New England

Weight Class	Wrestler	Result
103	No Contest	Double Forfeit
110	Emily Klein	Forfeit
117	Isabella Washington-Vasquez	Decision, 10-4
124	Olivia Palmer	TF (10-0)
131	Cadence Howard	Fall
138	Zoe Gress	Forfeit
145	Paityn DeLong	Forfeit
160	Jade Huerta	Fall
180	Dynisty Williams	Forfeit
207	Brooklynn Ayala	Forfeit

Up Next:

• ESU is idle from competition until Saturday, Nov. 23, for the Warrior Duals at Koehler Fieldhouse. The Warriors look to avenge their loss to Western New England, while also facing Lehigh, Lock Haven, Marymount, Utica, and Liberty. Matches are set to start at 10 a.m.