COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. – After making their debut as a program last week, the Ursinus College Women's Wrestling team accomplished another first by hosting its first-ever match at Helfferich Hall on Sunday afternoon.
 
 
The Bears hosted "The Ursinus Women's Wrestling Scramble" which also featured student-athletes from Alvernia, Delaware Valley, and Cedar Crest.
 
 
"We are incredibly proud of how we competed today," Ursinus Director of Wrestling Joe Jamison said. "Every single wrestler showed tremendous improvement from last week, and it was really exciting for us to see them makes such rapid growth in a short period of time. We also had a few come from behind victories, which showed a lot of grit in our wrestlers. The crowd was great, and we had a ton of support from people on campus, which made it a really fun atmosphere for the team. The future of this program is incredibly bright and the strides that we are making is going to make us competitive very quickly."
 
 
First-year Jocelyn Lass went 2-0 on the afternoon at 116 by earning wins over Taylor Bloom of Alvernia and Adrianna Dias of Cedar Crest. She defeated Bloom via fall just 53 seconds into the match before earning victory by superiority over Dias, 13-0.
 
 
Sophomore Laura Bradley impressed by taking home two wins at 155 that both came from falls. She opened the day by defeating Makyala Marreo-Mogel in 1:53 and rallied to earn her second win by fall over Kathryn Berger in 1:04. Bradley also was defeated by fall in 20 seconds by Lily Kinder between her two wins.
 
 
First-year Kalli Roskos earned a dominant win by fall in her first of two matches at 123 by defeating Brooke Holley of Cedar Crest in just 27 seconds. Roskos was edged by decision, 4-2, in an extremely competitive second match of the day by Bridgette Schoultz of Delaware Valley. Schoultz entered the match ranked second in the NCWWC Region 1 rankings after competing in the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships last season.
 
 
Senior Elizabeth Grace Harris was defeated by fall in two of her matches at 191 to Ellie Terranova of Cedar Crest and Caria Jaynes of Delaware Valley, and by superiority in her third match by Giana Faura of Alvernia.
 
 
The Bears return to action on Saturday, November 19th as they will compete in their first-ever dual match by hosting Western New England at 1 p.m. The match will be held in the Floy Lewis Bakes Center.