Presbyterian College

49 Career Wins
117-lb. All-American

2026 Southeast Region Champion
2026 Nationals - 6th Place

2025 Regionals - 2nd Place
2025 National Championship Qualifier

2025-26: Kept up her sensational efficiency as a sophomore, leveling up to All-American honors in class 110 after winning the Southeast Region Championship...Ended year two with a 23-5 personal mark, leading the entire roster with 16 pins and going on a mid-season 12-match winning streak...Ranked inside the nationwide top ten from start to finish, pinning all four of her opponents at the Region tournament to help PC become one of three schools in the nation to qualify every weight class to Nationals...Needed only 50 seconds to win the Region Championship match and was awarded the number six seed at the inaugural NCAA National Championship bracket...Finished in 6th individually at Nationals to aid PC to a 5th-place team standing overall (a new program record)...Posted a 14-2 record in dual competition, defeating her opponent from seven different schools in the top 20...Took down both Avery Kibelbek and Amelia Murphy from PC's biggest region rival King, beating the former in Templeton Gym with an 85-second fall and beating the latter at the NWCA National Duals in just 62 seconds...Has won a very impressive 84 percent of her career matches halfway through her college tenure, one of six Blue Hose All-Americans in 2026.

2024-25: Responsible for the greatest start to a college career in PC women's wrestling history, beginning her freshman year at 19-0 along with three tournament championships...Representing class 110, her 19-match winning streak was the longest sequence of wins in school history and helped Dearwester post a 23-4 overall record as a rookie...Won 85 percent of her 27 matches on the way to a silver medal at the Southeast Regional Tournament, with all but two of her victories coming by either pin or technical...From the start of the season on November 3, it took 83 days for Dearwester to take a loss (nearly three full months), with that loss occurring against eventual National Champion Iowa at a neutral site in dual play...Became one of 14 National qualifiers for the Blue Hose - part of a new school record - and won her first two matches on the grandest stage with a 53-second pin and 10-0 tech...Throughout her season-starting 19-match winning streak, she knocked off three opponents who represented schools in the top ten (#3 King via 1:05 fall, #5 McKendree via 3:50 fall, and #6 Colorado Mesa via 10-0 technical)...Aided a 6th-place team finish for Presbyterian at Nationals in Iowa, a new school record for a program who has finished in the top ten for three consecutive years.