Colorado Mesa University Athletics

2022-23: Became CMU’s first women’s wrestling national champion (all NCAA Divisions), going a perfect 28-0 throughout the season… Was ranked No. 1 in the NWCA individual rankings wire-to-wire throughout the season… Won 16 of her matches by technical fall and another eight by pin… Went a perfect 8-0 in duals… Defeated seven nationally-ranked wrestlers throughout the season, including three in her national tournament run… Capped a 4-time all-America career and went 94-8 throughout her career as the winningest CMU women’s wrestler in program history… Was named as the National Wrestling Hall of Fame-Colorado Chapter College Wrestler of the Year for the second time… Received a Sportswomen of Colorado award for the second consecutive year… Became CMU’s first 2-time Regional Champion after recording two pins and a technical fall win to win the Region V title…Named an NWCA Region 5 Wrestler of the Month for November after going 6-0 without conceding a single point to begin the year… Won three open tournaments, taking the Maverick (Colorado Mesa), York and Bearcat (McKendree) Opens... NWCA Scholar All-American.

2021-22: NCWWC All-American after placing third at 123 pounds at the National Tournament...NWCA Scholar All-American...NWCA Wrestler of the Month for February...Finished the season with a 25-2 overall record...Won the Falcon Invite and the Grand View Open...Was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler Award at the Grand View Open.

2020-21: US Olympic Trials Qualifier...NCWWC All-American after finishing as the runner-up at 123 pounds at the National Championships...Nationally ranked throughout the season...Finished the season with an 18-2 mark...Was on a 13-match win streak heading into the National Championship match...Went 6-1 against nationally ranked competition.

2019-20: WCWC All-American after finishing in third place at the National Championships...Finished the season with a 23-4 record...Ranked fourth nationally all season long with her only losses coming to the three wrestlers ranked ahead of her...Won the Maverick Open and placed fifth at the Missouri Valley Open...Finished sixth at the US Open/Olympic Trials Qualifier...Defeated former Olympic Games participant Kelsey Campbell at the US Open.

2018-19: Redshirt

HIGH SCHOOL: Wrestled for the Saints of Jefferson High School...Won the Colorado State Championship and was a High School All-American...National Runner-up.

PERSONAL: Intends to major in biology...Daughter of Bernadette and Nick Gallegos...Aspires to become a physician assistant.