East Stroudsburg - Delaware Valley women's wrestling travels to East Stroudburg to compete in the. This individual tournament consists of eight teams from all across the east coast. The consists of two nationally ranked teams as Lock Haven is ranked in the nation and East Stroudsburg is ranked in the nation. Delaware Valley women's wrestling enters their fifth individual tournament of the season over weekend and is currently 11-5 this season in dual meets. DelVal women's wrestling finishes the tournament earning fourth place in the team score and had three wrestlers reach the finals.
 
Sophomore Olivia Kinder (143lb) along with first years Gabriella Reid (155lb) and Sophia Pollack (191lbs) all finished in 2nd place at their weight classes. 

Kinder started off the day with a dominant 12-0 technical fall over Rebekah Patzke of York. In the semi finals, The sophomore earned the tiebreaker in a tightly contested 7-7 bout over Paige Jackson of Lock Haven to punch her ticket to the finals. First appearance in the finals of an individual tournament Kinder's career as she would match up against Lili Ujfalvi of Gannon. Ujfalvi would go on to defeat Kinder in the finals by a score of 9-0.

Reid started off her day with a 10-0 technical fall over Genevieve Weikel of Alvernia. In the semi finals, Reid would earn the tiebreaker in a 4-4 match up against Damiana Racciatti of ESU. First finals appearence in the career of Reid along with her teammate Kinder. In the finals Gabriella Reid would match up against a familiar foe, Emma Matera of Ursinus. Matera has two wins over Reid so far this season, including a a close decision win two weeks ago in the Aggies dual meet against the Golden Bears. Matera would go on to defeat Reid in the finals by a score of 6-1.

Pollack picked up two pin fall victories on her way to her second finals apperance of the season. Pollack earned pins over Shelly Gushue of Ursinus and Kali Shifflett of ESU. In the finals, Pollack would match up against Lindsay Laws of Lock Haven. In a very close match, Laws would earn the win over Pollack by a 6-5 decision.
 
At 101lbs, first year Jesenia Camargo went 2-2 on the day and earned fourth place for the Aggies. Her two wins were a first round 10-0 technical fall over Nevaeh Blevins and a 10-0 technical fall over Lauren Jackson of Cedar Crest.
 
Senior Bridgette Schoultz and first years Katheryn Martin and Layla Weiss earned fifth place for the Aggies as well.
 
Delaware Valley women's wrestling will be back in action on Sunday, February 4^th when the Aggies travel back to Maryland to take part in the 2024 FSU Bobcat Open hosted by Frostburg State. This will be the final regular season competition for the Aggies before the NCWWC Regional Tournament on February 24th and the NCWWC National Tournament on March 8^th