Wrestlers · Senior level
Jennifer Page
2023 World bronze medalist; 2x Pan American champion; 2012 WCWA champion for Oklahoma City; 2013 U20 World bronze medalist
CA · Bella Vista (Fair Oaks, Calif.) HS · Oklahoma City University
By Joe Spisak, Pennsylvania state champion and 4x NCAA qualifier at Virginia · Published September 28, 2026
Jennifer Page was born in Sacramento, California, and wrestled for Bella Vista High School in Fair Oaks. She finished with a 55-41 career record and earned all-city honors.
As a freshman at Oklahoma City University in 2012 she won the WCWA title at 143 pounds. That May she won the FILA Junior Championships at 67 kg, about 147 pounds, and was named outstanding wrestler. She beat Amanda Hendey of King in the final series to make the Junior World Team. She placed fifth at the Junior Worlds in Pattaya and won U20 World bronze at 63 kg in Sofia, Bulgaria, in 2013.
She won the Pan American Championships in Santiago, Chile, in 2015. In October 2020, training with the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club at Penn State, she won the Senior Nationals at 62 kg in Coralville, Iowa. She beat Macey Kilty of the Sunkist Kids 4-3 in the final. She won a second Pan American title in Guatemala City in 2021.
In 2022 she won the opening match of her Final X series 13-2 but lost the next two. In 2023 she won both Final X matches by technical fall to make her first Senior World Team. At the World Championships in Belgrade she beat 2021 World champion Sae Nanjo of Japan 6-4 at 59 kg. She lost her semifinal 5-1 to Qi Zhang of China, then pinned Alyona Kolesnik of Azerbaijan in 1:40 for bronze.
At the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials she placed third at 62 kg, losing 9-8 to Kilty one win short of the best-of-three final. In 2026, at 65 kg, she qualified for Final X at the World Team Trials and lost the series to Kayla Miracle of the Titan Mercury Wrestling Club 7-2 and 5-1. She took silver in Budapest and placed fifth at the Poland Open.
She trains with the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club and holds the No. 2 spot at 65 kg on the 2026-27 Team USA rankings.
Results
| Season | Level | Event | Weight | Place | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011-12 | College | WCWA Championships, Bristol, Tenn. | 143 lb | 1st | National champion as an Oklahoma City freshman. Oklahoma City won the 2012 WCWA team title under coach Archie Randall. |
| 2012 | Age group | FILA Junior Championships, Lakeland, Fla. | 67 kg | 1st | Outstanding wrestler of the tournament. She beat Amanda Hendey (King) two matches to none in the championship series, the second by fall in 49 seconds, to make the Junior World Team. |
| 2012 | Age group | Junior World Championships, Pattaya, Thailand | 67 kg | 5th | Her first age-group World Team. |
| 2013 | Age group | U20 World Championships, Sofia, Bulgaria | 63 kg | 3rd | U20 World bronze medal on her second age-group World Team. |
| 2015 | Senior | Pan American Championships, Santiago, Chile | 1st | Her first Pan American title. She was runner-up at the World Team Trials the same year. | |
| 2020 | Senior | Senior Nationals, Coralville, Iowa | 62 kg | 1st | 3-0. October 10. She beat top-seeded Macey Kilty (Sunkist Kids) 4-3 in the final and posted two shutouts. |
| 2021 | Senior | Pan American Championships, Guatemala City | 1st | Her second Pan American title. | |
| 2022 | Senior | Final X | 2nd | 1-2. She won the opening match 13-2, then lost 12-2 and 5-3. | |
| 2023 | Senior | Final X | 1st | 2-0. She won both matches by technical fall to make her first Senior World Team. | |
| 2023 | Senior | World Championships, Belgrade, Serbia | 59 kg | 3rd | 3-1. She opened with an 11-0 technical fall, beat 2021 World champion Sae Nanjo (Japan) 6-4, lost 5-1 to Qi Zhang (China) in the semifinals and pinned Alyona Kolesnik (Azerbaijan) in 1:40 for bronze. |
| 2024 | Senior | U.S. Olympic Team Trials | 62 kg | 3rd | 1-1. She won her semifinal 8-7, then lost 9-8 to Macey Kilty (Sunkist Kids) one win short of the best-of-three final. USA Wrestling lists her third. |
| 2026 | Senior | World Team Trials challenge tournament | 65 kg | 1st | 3-0. A 10-0 technical fall in the quarterfinals, a pin in the semifinals and a 4-2 win over Emma Bruntil (Titan Mercury WC) in the final qualified her for Final X. |
| 2026 | Senior | Final X, Newark | 65 kg | 2nd | 0-2. June 19. Kayla Miracle (Titan Mercury WC) won the series 7-2 and 5-1. |
| 2026 | Senior | Polyak Imre, Varga Janos and Kozma Istvan Memorial, Budapest | 65 kg | 2nd | 3-1. July 17. She beat Virginia Jimenez Fernandez (Chile) 10-2 and Gulnura Tashtanbekova (Kyrgyzstan) 4-2, then lost the final 7-1 to Reese Larramendy (United States). |
What we could not confirm
Anything not on this page, a high school record, a final score, a season, was left out because no primary source stated it when this was written. If you have a bracket, a program, or a clipping, send it to the operator, Joe Spisak, at joe@spisak.co and the page gets the number.
Sources
- https://www.themat.com/profiles/jennifer-page · USA Wrestling athlete profile. Her Senior and age-group World Teams, year-by-year career record, 2012 WCWA title for Oklahoma City, and her 2026-27 No. 2 Team USA ranking at 65 kg.
- https://www.ocusports.com/sports/womens-wrestling/roster/jennifer-page/1518 · Oklahoma City University roster biography, 2011-12. A freshman from Bella Vista High School in Fair Oaks, Calif., with a 55-41 high school career record, all-city honors and club wrestling for California Extreme.
- https://www.ocusports.com/story.aspx?filename=WWREST_0521123924&file_date=5/21/2012 · Oklahoma City University athletics, May 2012. Jennifer Page won the 67 kg title and outstanding wrestler honors at the FILA Junior Championships in Lakeland, Fla., earning a place at the Junior World Championships in Pattaya, Thailand.
- https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/14149007-every-womens-college-national-wrestling-champion-since-2004 · FloWrestling list of women's college national champions. Jennifer Page of Oklahoma City is the 2012 WCWA champion at 143 pounds, the year Oklahoma City won the team title.
- https://www.psucollegian.com/sports/wrestling/recent-successes-of-jennifer-page-jane-valencia-exemplify-nlwcs-commitment-to-growing-womens-wrestling-opinion/article_bc1a4b22-0c1d-11eb-84ec-2be295aa4644.html · The Daily Collegian, October 2020. Nittany Lion Wrestling Club resident athlete Jennifer Page won the 62 kg Senior National title in Coralville, Iowa, going 3-0 and beating the top seed 4-3 in the final.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2023/september/18/day-3-wrap-dake-wins-silver-valencia-gets-bronze-winchester-to-go-for-gold-page-for-bronze-snyder-in-repechage · USA Wrestling, September 18, 2023. At her first Senior World Championships she beat 2021 World champion Sae Nanjo of Japan 6-4 in the 59 kg quarterfinals and lost her semifinal 5-1 to Qi Zhang of China.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2023/september/19/tuesday-session-ii-live-blog-maroulis-hildebrandt-kilty-in-semis-winchester-goes-for-gold-page-for-bronze- · USA Wrestling, September 19, 2023. Jennifer Page pinned Alyona Kolesnik of Azerbaijan in 1:40 to win the 59 kg World bronze medal in Belgrade.
- https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/12451726-2024-usa-wrestling-olympic-trials-results · FloWrestling results, 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials. At 62 kg Jen Page won her semifinal 8-7, then lost 9-8 to Macey Kilty of the Sunkist Kids one win short of the best-of-three final.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2026/june/05/world-medalists-kayla-miracle-jennifer-page-collide-in-women-s-freestyle-65-kg-series-at-2026-final-x-presented-by-kerberos-capital-management · USA Wrestling, June 5, 2026. How she qualified for Final X at the 2026 World Team Trials, her Final X series in 2022 and 2023, and her one Senior World Team and two age-group World Teams.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2026/june/19/live-updates-2026-final-x-presented-by-kerberos-capital-management · USA Wrestling, June 19, 2026. Kayla Miracle of Titan Mercury WC beat Jennifer Page 7-2 and 5-1 in the 65 kg series at Final X in Newark.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2026/july/17/reese-larramendy-s-gold-headlines-three-u-s-medals-on-day-three-of-the-poly-k-imre-varga-j-nos-kozma-istv-n-memorial · USA Wrestling, July 17, 2026. Jennifer Page won silver at 65 kg in Budapest, losing the final 7-1 to Reese Larramendy of the United States after three wins.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2026/august/28/amanda-martinez-leads-three-u-s-medalists-with-gold-on-day-two-of-poland-open · USA Wrestling, August 28, 2026. Jennifer Page went 2-2 at 65 kg at the Poland Open in Warsaw and placed fifth.
- https://www.themat.com/news/2020/october/10/page-gray-molinari-win-senior-womens-national-titles · USA Wrestling, October 10, 2020. Jennifer Page of the Titan Mercury WC won the 62 kg Senior National title in Coralville, Iowa, beating Macey Kilty of the Sunkist Kids 4-3 in the final.
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