Adrian, Mich. – King University's women's wrestling team made a strong impression at the 2025 Adrian Women's Weekend Open, with three athletes earning top-seven finishes and combining for ten individual wins across their brackets. The Tornado showcased grit, technical skill, and competitive depth in one of the region's premier open tournaments.
Eliana Bommarito Takes Runner-Up at 207
Eliana Bommarito led the way for King with a second-place finish in the 207 A bracket. She collected three wins on the day, advancing through a tough field with poise and power. Bommarito's performance continues to establish her as a rising force in the upper weights, demonstrating strong mat control and resilience in each match.
Virginia Foard Battles to Fourth at 130
Virginia Foard delivered a standout effort in the 130-pound division, earning three wins and finishing fourth overall. Her path through the bracket included hard-fought victories and a determined push into the placement rounds. Foard's consistency and aggressive style were key to her top-four result.
Ruby Julien-Newsom Grinds Out Four Wins at 138
In the deep and competitive 138 A bracket,
Ruby Julien-Newsom showcased her endurance and tenacity, winning four matches and finishing seventh. Her ability to bounce back through the consolation rounds highlighted her toughness and technical versatility. Julien-Newsom's performance adds valuable depth to King's middleweight lineup.
Building Momentum
With three athletes earning podium finishes and a combined ten wins, King University's women's wrestling program continues to build momentum heading into the heart of the season. The team's performance at Adrian reflects its growing strength and readiness to compete at the highest levels.
