Then, in the finals, Gomez edged returning national champion Pauline Granados of McKendree 3-3, avenging her 6-0 loss to the 2020 NCWWC champ from the Tornado Duals in January. Then, in the semi-finals, Gomez shut out #1 Jackie McNichols of King (whom she lost to earlier in the year). In the quarterfinals, Gomez bested a returning All-American in Colorado Mesa’s Jennesis Martinez by a score of 4-0. In the end, it’s hard to beat the path Emmaunel’s Angie Gomez had to get through on her way to the 101 pound crown. We also saw Augsburg Freshman Autumn Flanigan (136) take out returning finalist Dalia Garibay of Colorado Mesa in the quarterfinals via first period tech-fall. In the NCAA Samantha Miller of Presbyterian (101) shocked the arena in Tiffin when she secured the fall over #2 Lizette Rodriguez after trailing 4-0 in the second period.

There were a lot of women vying for the crown of “best upset” at this year’s set of nationals.

Let’s dive into some of the incredible matches and the thrilling storylines of this 2021 championship season. Campbellsville won their second team title, and celebrated their first crown in the NAIA division. On the NAIA side of things, 10 new champions punched their tickets to Olympic Trials at the NAIA Invitational in Jamestown, North Dakota. There were plenty of head-turning upsets, matches that came down to the final seconds, and an ever-exciting team race between perennial powers McKendree and King University. It all started on March 6th when we got to see some of the fiercest women in the NCAA battle it out in Tiffin, Ohio. I've been trying to get to the Avalon air show in Victoria for a long time but as usual, when I make plans, God smiles.Twitter & IG: championship season came and went in women’s college wrestling, and again, it did not disappoint. Lastly, while I didn't have any expectations regarding the pilots' enthusiasm, the German Typhoon jet fighter pilots won first prize! 'Uber' cool! well getting the one tack sharp shot of a pilot's name while flying 200mph towards you with a single shot (or 2) is, let's say, somewhat of a challenge I've read one of the comments related to capturing perfect shots with just 2 fps. the 'fans' if you will.Īnd I was also wondering/challenging myself if I could get close enough to capture them and their written names (specifically applicable to the US pilots), hence my choice for- and findings related to high fps shooting & buffer size with the D850. My interest went out to the pilots and their interaction with the audience i.e. My intention wasn't to just take 'an image of an airplane' but rather try to get something creative out of the experience.

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