Presbyterian College

2024-25: A splendid freshman season carried over into more success as a sophomore, authoring a 20-6 individual record and a second straight bid to the National Championship tournament...Rode the momentum of a 15-1 start to three regular season tournament titles, claiming the gold prize at the Princeton Open in New Jersey, the Blue Hose Challenge at Templeton Gymnasium, and the Red Lady Open in Alabama...Started the campaign at 10-0 and scattered eight pins throughout the year...After seven victories in the month of January, Zammit took home the 2nd-place spot at the Southeast Regional bracket before winning two bouts at Nationals (a 38-second fall versus Baldwin Wallace and a 5-1 decision over East Stroudsburg)...Has now won 55 encounters in only two seasons at Presbyterian, helping the Scotsmen reach an all-time-best 6th-place standing when all was said and done.

2023-24: Exploded onto the scene as a PC rookie, leading the team with an individual record of 35-11 and capping off the program's record-setting season with a 5th-place finish at the National Championship tournament...Wrestling primarily in class 130, she acquired a dual record of 11-3 while wrangling in 13 pins and 12 technical falls...Authored two separate winning streaks that settled on nine and eight matches, going 23-5 over her final 28 contests...Scooped a silver medal at the Wasp Open (Dec. 15) before snaring her first tourney title at the Emmanuel Open (Jan. 21)...At the NWCA National Duals from a neutral site at the turn of the new year, she never lost a single affair against five consecutive nationally-ranked foes, significantly aiding the Blue Hose to top-ten team triumphs over #9 New Jersey City, #8 Lock Haven, and #4 Colorado Mesa (the highest-ranked dual victory in PC history)...Published a 13-0 tech and 2:46 pin over arch-rival King to finish in 2nd-place at the NCWWC Southeast Regional tournament, leading to a 6-2 mark at Nationals along with four technical's on the season's grandest stage.