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Addy Crane WWR photo 2-1-26
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Women's Wrestling Successfully Hosts JCU Open in the AWE

| By: Joe Ginley '16, SID

Addy Crane guided the way for the Blue Streaks as the lone first placer

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS – The Athletic, Wellness & Events Center provided a beautiful backdrop for the 2026 JCU Open for Women's Wrestling.

In a nice showing, the Blue Streaks notched seven placers. No team scores were kept.

John Carroll Women's Wrestling performed well in the final regular season action of the 2025-26 campaign. JCU tabbed one first-placer and one second-placer. 

Addy Crane (110) guided the JCU effort by winning first place. Nora Mooney (138) performed strongly for a second-place standing. Leslie Sullivan (145) and Bella Cyrkiel (160) both slotted in fourth place finishes. Taylor MacAdam (103) tabbed fifth, Kaiden Boshers (131) snagged sixth, and Roma LoGiurato (124) took eighth.

Results

Addy Crane enjoyed the best day of the JCU squad on Sunday. The Thornville, Ohio native strolled to a pair of 10-0 tech falls to get into the 110 final. In the title bout, the first year outlasted Alma's Mia Sharp in a 10-2 decision, claiming the crown. Crane has now won first place at two straight tournaments. 

Nora Mooney cruised to the finals at 138. The Magnificat grad rolled in a pair of first-period pins plus a 14-4 tech fall in the quarterfinal. But the first year's luck ran out in a pin loss in the final bout. 

Leslie Sullivan opened her 145 bracket with a pin that took 4:27. While the Medina native lost her next match, the rookie rebounded in the consolation bracket. Sullivan notched a pin, garnered a forfeit, and a 12-2 tech fall to get to the third-place match. Her run ended there after a hard-fought 8-2 decision. 

Bella Cyrkiel started a stacked 160 bracket off on a tough note with a defeat. But the sophomore scored a 13-2 tech fall to rebound quickly. The Channahon, New York native fired up a 7-1 decision and then notched a pin in 2:56 to get into the third-place bout. Cyrkiel lost via a 10-0 tech fall to settle for fourth.

Taylor MacAdam clawed out a fifth-place finish at 103 by virtue of winning her third match of the day via a 11-0 tech fall.

Kaiden Boshers rolled into the semifinals with a 22-second pin at 131. Boshers lost her final two matches by pins to accept sixth.

Roma LoGiurato opened the day with a 10-0 tech fall at 124. The first year then dropped her next two matches to settle for eighth.

Next Up
The Blue Streaks' postseason journey is on tap. John Carroll will head to Alfred, New York next Saturday for the AMCC Championships and a shot at glory as first-year members of the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference. 
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