Tabitha Wood
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- Hometown:
- McKinney, TX
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- Year:
- Sr
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- High School:
- Frisco Independence high
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- Class:
- 138
News mentions
(Manheim, PA) – The National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) proudly announced the recipients of the 2025 NAIA Women's Scholar All-American Awards on Monday.
(Park City, KS) – Hastings had eight wrestlers qualify for Nationals, which took place on Friday and Saturday in Park City, KS. Sophomore Reagen Gallaway at 138 and junior Larissa Kaz 131 were named NAIA All-American for finishing in the top eight. Gallaway, who was an All-American last season, had the best individual finish at fourth and Kaz, who was an All-American two seasons ago, took eighth, as Hastings placed 19th out of 35 teams.
(Sioux City, Iowa) – The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) is proud to announce the 2025 Women’s Wrestling All-Conference Teams.
(Crete, NE) – Hastings competed at the first ever GPAC Women's Wrestling Championships on Saturday, taking second place with 164 points to Doane’s 187.5 points. Hastings had three wrestlers become GPAC Champions - junior Larissa Kaz (131), sophomore Reagen Gallaway (138), and senior Marissa Patterson (180).
(York, NE) – A week after their performance at the NWCA where they beat two ranked teams to take ninth, Hastings returned to the mat at the York Open.
(Cedar Falls, IA) – In their first competition of 2025, the women’s wrestling team, ranked #15, went 3-2 at the NWCA Duals in the highly competitive two-day event at Cedar Falls, IA.
(Hastings, NE) – On their senior night, the women’s wrestling team rallied late to take down Northern Oklahoma College, 27-21, on Saturday, thanks to late wins by junior Larissa Kaz and senior Tabitha Wood.
(Crete, NE) – Hastings competed at the Conner/Oppenheim Doane Open in the single-day event hosted by Doane University.
(Marietta, GA) – Hastings competed at Eagle Madness in a two-day event hosted by Life University.
