Presbyterian College

83 Career Wins
Two-Time All-American

2026 Regionals - 2nd Place
2026 Nationals - 8th Place

2025 Regionals - 2nd Place
2025 Nationals - 8th Place

2024 Regionals - 3rd Place
2024 National Championship Qualifier

2025-26: A three-year workhorse, Mahan finishes her junior stint with 83 career victories (more than any other Blue Hose wrestler all-time) after earning All-American honors for the second year in a row...Ranked fourth on the team with 25 victories in year three, beginning the campaign with an 18-1 record and a career-long 15-match winning streak...Featured inside the nation's top five in class 124, winning 12 consecutive times in dual play as Presbyterian won 18 out of 21 head-to-head matches overall...Earned a landmark win against Cali Leng (representing the defending national champion Iowa Hawkeyes), getting a 9-6 standard decision on board the USS Yorktown battleship...Her aforementioned 15-match winning streak included dual triumphs over #7 King and #18 Frostburg State by back-to-back technicals and a combined margin of 24-1...Defeated West Liberty's Mariah Mills with another 10-0 tech to claim 8th place at Nationals for the second straight season, helping PC set a new program record by placing 5th as a unit...Achieved her 75th collegiate victory at the NWCA National Duals in Iowa, a 13-2 technical fall against her opponent from 23rd-ranked Lindenwood...Seventy-two percent of her wins on the year occurred by either pin or tech, including seven consecutive falls in November...In the middle of the season, she represented PC in the Grand Prix de France and won the silver medal...Helped the Scotsmen become one of just three schools in America to qualify all ten weight classes to the inaugural NCAA National Championships, seeded eighth in the country at the close of the calendar.

2024-25: Improved her statistics after an already-stellar debut year, going 26-10 as a sophomore to tie for the fourth-highest win count on Presbyterian's roster...Remained the go-to grappler in class 124 and found separate win streaks of four, five, and seven matches...Came in the top-two in three different tournaments prior to the postseason, claiming gold twice before finishing in 2nd-place at the Southeast Regional bracket...Had her hand raised three times at Nationals to earn her spot as an All-American, concluding the spring in 8th-place countrywide...Started the season with a silver trinket from the Princeton Open and bettered that effort with two gold prizes at the Blue Hose Challenge and Wasp Open...Defeated five nationally-ranked schools in dual action, the highlight of which was a 14-10 thriller over #6 Colorado Mesa at a neutral site in Iowa...Cemented her All-American honor by downing Wisconsin-Oshkosh in day 2 of Nationals with an 86-second pin, her ninth fall of the season to go along with eight technicals...Helped the Blue Hose to a 6th-place standing at Nationals, the highest that PC has ever placed with three consecutive top ten nods...Won 14 of her last 20 affairs which spanned the last two months of the semester.

2023-24: Turned heads immediately on her way to 32 total victories in class 123, good enough to tie the second-most on the roster as a true freshman...Ended the year as one of three PC grapplers to post a win percentage of over 70%, pinning 16 opponents and gaining a technical fall against eight others...Won the second-most duals of any Blue Hose competitor (nine), translating to a 3rd-place finish at the NCWWC Southeast Regional tournament...Went 8-2 in her last two bracket appearances prior to the postseason, collecting a silver medal at the Emmanuel Open (Jan. 21) and a bronze nod at the Frostburg Open (Feb. 4)...Defeated five nationally-ranked schools within a dual setting, besting her foe from #5 Sacred Heart and #11 Lindenwood in succession to begin a season-long 10-match winning streak...Notched a 65-second pin to help PC achieve their highest-ever ranked W over #4 Colorado Mesa (Jan. 6), going on to win 14 of her final 19 encounters...Three of her four triumphs at Regionals and Nationals came via fall, the longest of which lasted one minute and six seconds.

Prior to PC: Enjoyed a profitable career at Delaware Military Academy, earning distinguished honors over her upperclassmen seasons.

Personal: Born on December 17, 2004...Majoring in Sociology and aspires to be a school counselor and wrestling coach.