MARIETTA, Ga. – The Lindsey Wilson women's wrestling team competed Saturday at the Eagle Madness Open, highlighted by a first-place finish from Skyler Randolph at 103 pounds and a runner-up performance from Kori Campbell at 145 pounds.

Randolph (No. 19 at 103 pounds) led the Blue Raiders at 103 pounds, capturing the first place after a strong showing throughout the tournament. Following a first-round bye, Randolph opened her tournament with a pin over Natalie Lippstreu in just 43 seconds. She advanced to the championship match with a 12-2 technical fall against Aaliyah Brown of the University of the Cumberlands before securing first place with a pin over Wayland Baptist University's Calli Connally (No. 7 in NAIA at 103).

At 145 pounds, Campbell (No. 2 at 145) finished as the runner-up after reaching the championship match. She opened her tournament with a 4-1 decision over Life University's Faith Bane before recording an 11-0 technical fall against teammate Allison Blanco Cruz in the quarterfinals. Campbell advanced to the final with a narrow 4-3 decision over Wayland Baptist University's Delise Villa (No. 11 at 145). In the championship match, she fell 4-1 by decision to Emmanuel University's Alexandra Ford (No. 8 in NCAA at 145) to secure second place.

Freshman Savannah Chao also competed at 145 pounds, working her way through the consolation bracket. After opening with a 12-2 technical fall loss to Gianna Dibenedetto, Chao responded with a 10-0 technical fall over Wesleyan's Lillian Straessley. She followed with a pin over Cumberlands' Oriyana Castex before earning a 4-1 decision against teammate Allison Blanco Cruz. Chao added a 3-2 decision over Emmanuel University's Gianna Dibenedetto to reach the consolation semifinals, where she fell by a 10-0 technical fall to Campbellsville University's Gabriella Parez (No. 11 at 145).

At 110 pounds, Bailee Cash put together several victories in the tournament. Cash opened with a 9-8 decision over Sirenity Davis before pinning Cumberlands' Stephany Zamore in just 29 seconds. After falling to unattached Allie Procter in the quarterfinals, Cash responded with a pin over Andrews' Leslie De Anda. She then earned a second victory over Davis, taking a 10-8 decision before her tournament ended in the consolation semifinals following a 10-0 technical fall loss to Life University's Diana Gonzales (No. 6 at 110).

The Blue Raiders will be back on action November 13 at the Missouri Valley Open.