• KCAC Women's Wrestling Media Day

  • Oct 23 2024
  • Length: 34 mins
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KCAC Women's Wrestling Media Day

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  • It’s time for the annual KCAC women’s Wrestling Media Day, where the eight teams in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference will give their previews of the upcoming women’s wrestling season as well as hear questions from the media and fans who were watching live via the conference’s Facebook page. Nate Naasz of the NWCA serves as your moderator for media day.


    Timestamps
    0:10 - Greetings and Salutations - and some housekeeping

    KCAC Media Day
    2:30 - Introduction
    3:20 - IMA’s Josh Miller
    5:00 - Avila head coach Sara Hilliard
    10:00 - Friends head coach Boo Dryden
    12:30 - Ottawa (Kan.) head coach Dalton Weidl
    18:20 - Jamestown head coach Amy Golding
    22:50 - Saint Mary (Kan.) head coach Chuck Kearney
    31:10 - York (Neb.) head coach Jeff Albers

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