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Coach Darren Wynn of Indian Hills Junior College in Ottumwa, Iowa, asked me to reach out to the women wrestlers who want to wrestle at the collegiate level.  The information below comes from Coach Wynn and the Indian Hills Junior College Wrestling Website.

Attention Senior Women Wrestlers

If you are a senior and still looking for a place to continue your wrestling career, I would love to connect with you. At Indian Hills Community College, we have built a program where you can grow as a wrestler, a student and as a person We are also the six-time defending junior college national champions on the women’s side, and we are looking for the next group of athletes who want to be a part of something special. If you want to learn more, feel free to reach out to me by phone or email.  I am always open to having a conversation and helping you find the right fit.  Darren Wynn  Head Women’s Wrestling Coach  Indian Hills Community College (641) 856-2143 x2252 Darren.Wynn@indianhills.edu Indian Hills Women's Wrestling Website

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About Coach Wynn:

Darren Wynn is set to begin his second season at the helm of the Indian Hills Women's Wrestling program. A former assistant at Indian Hills, Wynn was tapped as the first full-time head women's wrestling coach on March 25, 2024.

Coach Wynn won the 2016 NCAA Division II National Championship at 141 lbs.

In his 2025-26 debut season with the Warriors, Wynn continued the legacy of Indian Hills Women's Wrestling success, guiding the program to its fifth consecutive national championship.  Ranked No. 1 in the nation throughout the duration of the 2025-26 season, the Warriors cruised to the national title by 25.5 point margin over the runner-up team.   Indian Hills had three NJCAA individual national champions, secured 16 All-American honors and 13 top-three finishes. Academically, the Warriors were recognized as a NWCA and NJCAA Academic Team of the Year while four individuals earned NWCA Scholar All-American honors and six NJCAA All-Academic selections. Head Women's Wrestling Coach, Indian Hills Junior College, 2025-26, TheOpenMat 2025-26 National Women's Coach of the Year, 2025-26 NJCAA National Women's Coach of the Year, Assistant Coach, Lindenwood University, St. Charles, Missouri, 2023-24, Assistant Women's Coach, Indian Hills Junior College, Ottumwa, Iowa, 2021-2023, 2016 Division II NCAA 141 lbs. National Champion for McKendree University in Lebanon, Illinois, B.A. in psychology from McKendree, Masters in positive psychology from Life University in Marietta, Georgia, Native of Champagne, Illinois.

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