CORALVILLE, Iowa — Concluding the 2025-26 women's wrestling season, Tiffani Baublitz became a four-time All-American while earning the highest-placed finish in program history as the national runner-up, and Teegan Sibble wrapped up her freshman season by placing fifth on the second day of the NCAA National Championships.
 
Baublitz, who has earned All-American in every full season she's completed at the NCAA level, turned in her best finish yet at the national championships. After a 2-0 first day to make it to the semifinals, she opened Saturday with a 2-1 decision win against McKendree's Savannah Gomez. Making it to the finals as the third seed in the bracket, she fell to the top-seeded Kennedy Blades from Iowa, earning second place at 160 pounds.
 
Sibble is the third freshman in program history to earn All-American status and finishes with the second-best placement among the three. She began the day with an 8-6 decision win over Avery Kibelbek from King, but was defeated by Iowa's Nyla Valencia to wrestle for fifth place. There, she earned the finish over Presbyterian's Chloe Dearwester in her final match.
 
The Warriors have had at least one All-American now in every season since the program was created in 2019-20, and have had multiple All-Americans in three of those years.