Five Pacific wrestlers placed at the Mike Clock Women's Open Sunday inside the Stoller Center.

Making her college debut, freshman Shananiah Cassidy won the 124-pound division. Cassidy finished 4-0 with three pins, including in the finals over Big Bend Community College's Natalie Marcyes-Weeks. 

Also making her Pacific debut, Zainab Ibrahim, a transfer from Umpqua Community College, placed third at 138. Ibrahim went 4-1 with two pins and a tech fall. Her only loss came to Simon Fraser's Jade Trolland in the semifinals.

Pacific sophomore Audrey Diaz finished fourth at 138. After edging Simpson University's Audrey Villalon-Estrada 7-6 in the consolation semifinals, Diaz lost to Ibrahim by injury default in the third-place match.

Back from missing all of last year with a shoulder injury and fresh off soccer season, junior Makaila Takahashi placed fourth at 160 pounds, finishing 3-2 with three pins.

After getting pinned in the second round of the championship bracket, Pacific sophomore Paige Beals battled her way through the consolation bracket with two pins and a tech fall before running into Takahashi in the consolation semifinals. Beals then won by a 13-2 tech fall in the fifth-place match.

Back from two ACL surgeries, Pacific junior Analeese McAllister went 2-2 with two tech falls in her return to the mat.

Next: The Boxers travel to McMinnville for a dual at Linfield on Thursday at 7 p.m.

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