
Fort Hays State University
RecognizedHays, Kansas · NCAA D2 · Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association
NCAA D2 · Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Explore colleges in Kansas recruiting Women's Wrestling athletes, most popular programs first. Open any school to see its division, costs and coaches, or let our wrestling recruiting platform email every coach for you.

Hays, Kansas · NCAA D2 · Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association
NCAA D2 · Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association

Leavenworth, Kansas · NAIA · Kansas Collegiate Athletic
NAIA · Kansas Collegiate Athletic

Baldwin City, Kansas · NAIA · Heart of America Athletic
NAIA · Heart of America Athletic

McPherson, Kansas · NAIA · Sooner Athletic
NAIA · Sooner Athletic

Ottawa, Kansas · NAIA · Great Southwest Athletic
NAIA · Great Southwest Athletic

Wichita, Kansas · NAIA · Kansas Collegiate Athletic
NAIA · Kansas Collegiate Athletic
How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size. Coaches verified October 2026.
Kansas has 12 colleges with Women's Wrestling programs: Fort Hays State University, University of Saint Mary, Baker University, Central Christian College of Kansas, Ottawa University, Friends University, Barton County Community College, Colby Community College, Cowley County Community College, Garden City Community College, Labette Community College and Northwest Kansas Technical College. Of those, 1 compete in NCAA Division II, 5 in the NAIA and 6 at the junior college level. The most popular programs are Fort Hays State University, University of Saint Mary and Baker University. Their head coaches are Alijah Jeffery at Fort Hays State University and Kit Harris at Baker University. 6 schools compete in the Region 6, the most common conference.
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University of Saint MaryLeavenworth · Kansas Collegiate Athletic$23.6k net price · 87% accepted
Baker UniversityBaldwin City · Heart of America Athletic · Coach Kit Harris$23.4k net price · 94% accepted
Central Christian College of KansasMcPherson · Sooner Athletic · Coach Phillip Hatfield$12.2k net price · 53% accepted
Ottawa UniversityOttawa · Great Southwest Athletic$35k net price · 83% accepted
Barton County Community CollegeGreat Bend · Region 6$8.8k net price
Colby Community CollegeColby · Region 6 · Coach Michael Ruiz$9.2k net price
Cowley County Community CollegeArkansas City · Region 6$7.3k net price
Garden City Community CollegeGarden City · Region 6 · Coach Donnie Stephens$10k net priceQuick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.
12 colleges in Kansas have Women's Wrestling programs: 1 Division II, 5 NAIA and 6 Junior college.
1 college in Kansas competes in NCAA Division II Women's Wrestling: Fort Hays State University.
5 colleges in Kansas compete in NAIA Women's Wrestling: Baker University, Central Christian College of Kansas, Friends University, Ottawa University and University of Saint Mary.
6 colleges in Kansas compete in NJCAA junior college Women's Wrestling: Barton County Community College, Colby Community College, Cowley County Community College, Garden City Community College, Labette Community College and Northwest Kansas Technical College.
Cowley County Community College has the lowest average net price at $7,307 a year after grants and scholarships.
The Region 6 has the most Women's Wrestling programs in Kansas.
Alijah Jeffery (Fort Hays State University), Kit Harris (Baker University), Phillip Hatfield (Central Christian College of Kansas), Austin Zaring (Friends University), Michael Ruiz (Colby Community College) and Donnie Stephens (Garden City Community College).
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The most popular programs at each level, with links to the full lists.
1 school in Kansas competes in NCAA Division II.
5 schools in Kansas compete in NAIA.
6 schools in Kansas compete in NJCAA junior college.