OKLAHOMA CITY – Six Oklahoma City women's wrestlers head to Park City, Kansas, for the 2026 NAIA Women's National Championship, Thursday through Saturday.
 
Alexis Miller, Avery Jansing, Bryce White, Natalia Posada, Corin Lowe and Makayla Munoz.
 
The preliminary brackets, which are subject to change, were released last week.
 
Miller, seeded seventh at 103 pounds, gets a first-round bye and will meet Alexandra Evan of Rio Grande in the second round. Looming in the third round is a possible matchup against second-seeded Makennah Craft of Campbellsville.
 
Jansing, who is coming off a conference title, is seeded second at 110 pounds and also gets a first-round bye. She will wrestle Gracie Elliott of Texas Wesleyan or Chloe Brewis of Hastings in that second-round pairing.
 
White is unseeded at 131 pounds despite winning a conference championship and begins with the third-seeded Jumoke Adekoye of Dickinson State. With a win, White would Lexi Garza of Eastern Oregon.
 
Posada is unseeded at 138 pounds but gets a bye to the second round and will face the sixth-seed, Maci Avila of Midland. Her third-round opponent, with a win, could be third-seeded Samantha Barragan of Texas Wesleyan.
 
Lowe opens at 145 in a battle of unseeded combatants as Lowe faces Niah Smith of Waldorf. The No. 5 seed, Kori Campbell of Lindsey Wilson awaits the winner in the second round.
 
Munoz opens with eighth-ranked Darby Weidl of Ottawa in a rematch of the conference championship, with the winner getting Micah Fisher-Miller of Cumberlands.
 
The Stars finished 13^th last year with 25 points.
 
OCU has three All-Americans in the field this season, looking to add to their award stockpile. Miller was national runner-up last season and Posada placed eighth. Jansing comes in as a two-time All-American.