WICHITA, Kan. -  India Page finished fourth at 180 pounds to earn NAIA All-American honors Saturday on the final day of the NAIA Women's Wrestling NAIA National Championship at Park City Arena.

Page becomes the first All-American in program history with her fourth-place finish.  She finished 5-2 overall earning three falls and two decisions.

The Blue Raiders tallied 31 points to finish 16th at their first-ever NAIA National Championship.

No. 2 seed Page began her day in the consolation quarterfinals pinning No. 6 seed Reka Busa from Life (Ga.) late in the first period. In the consolation semifinals, she earned a 5-0 decision over No. 5 seed Liliana Vergara from Campbellsville (Ky.) to punch her ticket to the third-place match. Page was looking for payback in the third-place match going against Jannell Avila who defeated Page in the quarterfinals on Friday. She was pinned by Avila late in the second period to finish fourth.

This concludes the inaugural season for the Lindsey Wilson women's wrestling team. The Blue Raiders in their first year went 16-9 in duals, finished third at the Mid-South Conference Championship and got ranked as high as No. 6 in the NAIA Women's Wrestling Coaches' Poll this season.