2025-26 (Sophomore): Graves worked through a tougher sophomore season after a strong freshman campaign, finishing with a 6-15 overall record and a .286 win percentage. She saw time in dual action, going 0-4 overall and 0-1 in conference duals, while recording three falls and three tech falls during the year.
Graves still found success in tournament action, earning a pair of podium finishes. She placed fifth at the Ottawa Open (11/8/25) and sixth at the Missouri Baptist Open (1/16/26).
Overall Record: 6-15
Falls: 3
Tech Falls: 3
-Â Â GLVC Academic All-Conference
2024-25 (Freshman): Graves quickly became one of Quincy’s top performers in her first season with the Hawks, finishing with a team-best 35-15 overall record and a .700 win percentage. She was dominant in dual action, leading the team with a 14-2 dual record, an .875 dual win percentage, 76 dual points scored, and 20 falls. Graves also added three tech falls, two decision victories, and one ranked win during her freshman campaign.
Graves made her collegiate debut at the Luther Hill Open (11/2/24), where she picked up the first win of her career with an 11-0 tech fall. She went on to earn several podium finishes throughout the season, placing second at the Luther College Open (11/9/24), second at the MBU Open (1/17/25), and third at the Grand View Open (2/1/25).
Graves closed the year with a fourth-place finish at the NCWWC Women’s Region VI Tournament (2/23/25), becoming one of six Hawks to qualify for the national tournament during the season. She went 0-2 at the NCWWC National Championship (3/7-8/25).
Overall Record: 35-15
Falls: 20
Tech Falls: 3
-Â Â National Qualifier
-Â Â NWCA Scholar All-American
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Personal: Graves is from Bella Vista, Arkansas, where she attended Bentonville High School and competed for the Tigers. She is the daughter of James and Marsha Graves and has three siblings: Madison, Quinn, and Xander. During her high school career, Graves was a standout competitor on the mat and helped Bentonville become two-time Class 6A State Champions.
