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Krazer Wins Title to Lead Lehigh Contingent at Bill Farrell Memorial International
11/7/2025 7:34:00 PM | Women's Wrestling
NEW YORK – Lehigh first-year Aubre Krazer went 3-0 Friday to win the 59 kg title at the prestigious Bill Farrell Memorial International, held at the New York Athletic Club. Krazer defeated fellow American Michaela Beck 12-6 in the finals to claim the title, leading the way for the eight Lehigh wrestlers who competed Friday at the NYAC.
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Krazer advanced to the finals with a 9-7 decision over Brenda Reyna (USA) and then edged Altjin Togtokh of Mongolia 4-3 in the semifinals. In her finals bout, Krazer scored first on a step out and then traded takedowns with Beck to take a 3-2 lead at the break. Beck opened the scoring in the second period to take a 4-3 lead but a caution point tied the bout at 4-4. Krazer then went ahead with a takedown and added two leg laces to go up 10-4. Another takedown extended the lead to 12-4 before Beck scored a takedown in the final seconds.
The victory at 59 kg also earned Krazer the outstanding wrestler award for women's freestyle.
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In August, Krazer was one of four Mountain Hawks to compete at the UWW U20 World Championships in Samakov, Bulgaria. Krazer finished fifth at 59 kg in Bulgaria.
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Another of Lehigh's U20 World team members, first-year Abbi Cooper, went 2-2 at 53 kg. Cooper pinned Yu Hsuan Chang of Chinese Taipei in her first round match and edged Clare Booe (USA) 8-8 on criteria in her first consolation bout.
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At 65 kg, Makynna Loepp won her first bout by fall over France's Camille Burlet. Mary Manis competed at 59 kg and went 1-2, winning her first round consolation bout by fall over Mia Collins.Â
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Also competing for the Mountain Hawks at the NYAC were Natalia Accorsi (55 kg), Kryssceah Ravenelle (62 kg), Morgan Edwards (62 kg) and Julia Fongaro (65 kg).
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The Mountain Hawks will travel to Lock Haven for their first dual as a varsity program, Sunday, Nov. 16 at 2 p.m.
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Krazer advanced to the finals with a 9-7 decision over Brenda Reyna (USA) and then edged Altjin Togtokh of Mongolia 4-3 in the semifinals. In her finals bout, Krazer scored first on a step out and then traded takedowns with Beck to take a 3-2 lead at the break. Beck opened the scoring in the second period to take a 4-3 lead but a caution point tied the bout at 4-4. Krazer then went ahead with a takedown and added two leg laces to go up 10-4. Another takedown extended the lead to 12-4 before Beck scored a takedown in the final seconds.
The victory at 59 kg also earned Krazer the outstanding wrestler award for women's freestyle.
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In August, Krazer was one of four Mountain Hawks to compete at the UWW U20 World Championships in Samakov, Bulgaria. Krazer finished fifth at 59 kg in Bulgaria.
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Another of Lehigh's U20 World team members, first-year Abbi Cooper, went 2-2 at 53 kg. Cooper pinned Yu Hsuan Chang of Chinese Taipei in her first round match and edged Clare Booe (USA) 8-8 on criteria in her first consolation bout.
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At 65 kg, Makynna Loepp won her first bout by fall over France's Camille Burlet. Mary Manis competed at 59 kg and went 1-2, winning her first round consolation bout by fall over Mia Collins.Â
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Also competing for the Mountain Hawks at the NYAC were Natalia Accorsi (55 kg), Kryssceah Ravenelle (62 kg), Morgan Edwards (62 kg) and Julia Fongaro (65 kg).
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The Mountain Hawks will travel to Lock Haven for their first dual as a varsity program, Sunday, Nov. 16 at 2 p.m.
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