TEAM SCORES (top-10 of 37) – 1. Life (Ga.) 112.5, 2. Grand View (Iowa) 108.5, 3. William Penn (Iowa) 87, 4. Providence (Mont.) 68, 5. Indiana Tech 62, 6. Wayland Baptist (Texas) 58.5, 7. Ottawa (Kan.) 56.5, T8. Southern Oregon 55.5, T8. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 55.5, 10. Missouri Valley 41.5

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PARK CITY, Kan. – Southern Oregon's Lillian Gradillas-Flores, Kat Hingano and Holland Wieber advanced to the semifinals, and Vida Boskovic joined them in clinching All-America status during Day 1 of the NAIA Women's Wrestling Championship on Friday at Heartland Credit Union Arena.

The No. 10-ranked Raiders ended the evening session in a tie for eighth place with 55 ½ points, just seven outside of the top-five in the team standings. They were one of six teams to get three or more wrestlers through the quarterfinals. Defending champion Life (Ga.), which leads with 112 ½ points, produced seven such individuals.

The Raiders got at least one victory from eight of their 10 tournament qualifiers and multiple wins from five of them. Wieber, a sophomore at 145 pounds, became their most surprising story, jump-starting her second appearance with a 6-4 upset of Indiana Tech's No. 6-seeded Hayden Newberg. She went on to take two more tight decisions from Eastern Oregon's Veil Foreman and Campbellsville's Gabriella Perez, ensuring she'll finish no worse than sixth place.

Gradillas-Flores and Hingano, both sophomores and now two-time All-Americans, performed as advertised. The top seed at 207, Gradillas-Flores pinned both of her foes in the second round. Seeded No. 2 at 180, Hingano recorded two falls and avoided a second-round stumble with a 4-3 defeat of William Penn's No. 15 Diara Pomares.

Gradillas-Flores will face No. 4 seed Selena Mares of Grand View in the semifinals; the top four wrestlers in her championship bracket are all still alive. Hingano will face Grand View's No. 6 Andjela Prijovic for the right to meet the No. 1 or 4 seed in the finals.

Saturday's action begins at 8 a.m. PDT. The championship rounds are slated for 5 p.m.

Boskovic had the longest road to becoming an All-American at 160, going 4-1 on the day. After needing a wild-card bid to get to the tourney, she started it with a pin of Ottawa's No. 15 Justice Thomas. After losing in the second round, she won three consecutive consolation matches – capping that run with a win by fall over Providence's No. 5 Aspen Dodge.

Lia Ferreira was a win away from her second All-America honor at 103. Makayla Correa started the day with an upset of the 138-pound bracket's No. 5 seed before bowing out.

103 – No. 16 Lia Ferreira
Round of 16 – No. 1 Erin Hikiji, Providence, dec. Ferreira, 8-1
Consolation R2 – Ferreira p. No. 18 Kimberly Navarette, Doane, 5:51
Consolation R3 – Ferreira p. No. 9 Karina Vang, Doane, 4:47
Consolation R4 – No. 6 Isabelle Apple, Grand View, p. Ferreira, 3:39

124 – No. 14 Kaylee Annis
Round of 16 – No. 3 Kamilah Brooks, Lindsey Wilson, dec. Annis, 8-4
Consolation R2 – Annis dec. No. 29 Ellabelle Taylor, Evergreen, 8-4
Consolation R3 – No. 22 Catherine Campbell, Grand View, dec. Annis, 2-0

124 – No. 16 Myia Weiler
Round of 16 – No. 1 Cristelle Rodriguez, Doane, tech. fall Weiler, 10-0
Consolation R2 – No. 31 Jasmina Immaeva, Missouri Valley, p. Weiler, 5:06

131 – No. 16 Jade Morales
Round of 16 – No. 1 Sarah Savidge, Life, p. Morales, 1:48
Consolation R2 – Morales dec. No. 31 Aileya Sath, Baker, 7-0
Consolation R3 – No. 9 Olivia Messerly, Campbellsville, dec. Morales, 10-6

138 – No. 28 Makayla Correa
Round of 32 – Correa p. No. 5 Serenity De La Garza, Missouri Valley, 4:12
Round of 16 – No. 21 Aileen Lester, Ottawa, dec. Correa, 6-3
Consolation R3 – No. 4 Esther Han, Providence, p. Correa, 5:47

145 – No. 27 Holland Wieber
Round of 32 – Wieber dec. No. 6 Hayden Newberg, Indiana Tech, 6-4
Round of 16 – Wieber dec. No. 22 Veil Foreman, Eastern Oregon, 4-0
Quarterfinals – Wieber dec. No. 14 Gabriella Perez, Campbellsville, 5-3

160 – No. 18 Vida Boskovic
Round of 32 – Boskovic p. No. 15 Justice Thomas, Ottawa, 0:45
Round of 16 – No. 2 Shannon Workinger, Evergreen, tech. fall Boskovic, 10-0
Consolation R2 – Boskovic dec. No. 32 Quilaztli Miguel-Lapham, SOU, 5-3
Consolation R3 – Boskovic p. No. 25 Makayla Munoz, Oklahoma City, 2:33
Consolation R4 – Boskovic p. No. 5 Aspen Dodge, Providence, 1:08

160 – No. 32 Quilaztli Miguel-Lapham
Round of 32 – No. 1 Latifah McBryde, Life, tech. fall Miguel-Lapham, 11-0
Consolation R2 – No. 18 Vida Boskovic, SOU, dec. Miguel-Lapham, 5-3

180 – No. 2 Kat Hingano
Round of 32 – Hingano p. No. 31 Yazmin Belk, Doane, 1:10
Round of 16 – Hingano dec. No. 15 Diara Pomares, William Penn, 4-3
Quarterfinals – Hingano p. No. 7 Ambre Chevreau, Wayland Baptist, 0:40

207 – No. 1 Lillian Gradillas-Flores
Round of 16 – Gradillas-Flores p. No. 16 Cheyenne Cruce, Lindsey Wilson, 4:53
Quarterfinals – Gradillas-Flores p. No. 25 Leilani Sanchez, Wayland Baptist, 5:08