by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton
March 3, 2026
Icart Galumette and Louise Juitt can be competing March 6 in Iowa.
Lower than two years after asserting it might launch the first-ever Division I girls’s wrestling program at an HBCU, Delaware State College (DSU) has made it to nationals.
In response to Andscape, in November, on the group’s first competitors, the Hornets completed eighth out of 32 groups on the East Stroudsburg College Open in Pennsylvania.
The following month, the group received its first match, beating Greensboro School. Then, on the prime of the 12 months, in January, on the Twister Open in Tennessee, the Hornets completed in second place out of 23 groups—fairly an accomplishment for a brand new program.
“It’s unbelievable as a result of once you go searching, we’re the one group the place it’s like each single individual on our group is an individual of colour and could be very, very deep into their tradition,” freshman Christina Lisboa stated. “Once we go into tournaments, we’re chanting, we’re being loud, we’re not becoming into that field.
“It’s nice to set the tone at these tournaments and to simply see individuals watch us. Individuals come as much as us on a regular basis, and it’s like, ‘Wow, you guys are Delaware State girls’s wrestling.’ It’s actually actually thrilling to listen to and actually inspiring.”
The varsity introduced in February that DSU had two of its wrestlers competing on the NCAA Nationwide Championship. Icart Galumette completed the season in third place in her division at 117 kilos, whereas Louise Juitt completed because the regional runner-up at 145 kilos.
Each girls will compete within the NC Girls’s Wrestling Event at Xtream Enviornment in Coralville, Iowa, on March 6. Delaware State completed in seventh place out of 18 groups on the NCAA Regional Championship in Franklin Springs, Georgia.
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