The Siena Heights women's wrestling team won its first home competition in program history by knocking of No. 7 Adrian College (NCAA) 27-10 in the battle for the Maple City Cup Sunday at the Fieldhouse.

The Saints won six of 10 matches in the dual meet.

Chelsea Horsley got the Saints started with an 18-second pin at 101 pounds, Valeria Ahumada won 4-2 at 109 to stretch the Saints lead to 10-0.

A forfeit by the Saints at 116 pounds would cut into their lead, but back-to-back pins at 123 and 130 made the score 18-6.

Phoenix Waters earned a gritty 2-0 win at 136 pounds to put the Saints ahead 21-6.

A forfeit at 143 pounds and pin and tech fall at 155 and 170 by Adrian cut into the Saints lead and made it  22-20 heading into the final match of the night.

Mia Delgado's pin sealed the dual for the Saints.

"It is always great to get a win in your home gym and is a little sweeter when it is our first-ever home contest and for the Maple City Cup," said Head Coach Dominic Adams. "Our team had to overcome adversity and was stepping over hurdles up until the very first whistle. This is a great motivator heading into finals week and our last competition of the semester. The atmosphere created by the students and fans made it a really exciting event. "

The win moves the Saints to 10-4 overall. Siena Heights will compete at Hiram on Saturday, Dec. 17.