Kayla Miracle refreshed and primed to compete for fourth WCWA national title

Jan 12, 2018, 12:13 PM EST

by Taylor Miller, USA Wrestling

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USA Wrestling caught up with National Team member and three-time WCWA national champion for Campbellsville Kayla Miracle. She talks about the January National Team camp in Colorado Springs with Team Canada, the pressure to win a fourth college national title, Campbellsville's first National Duals team title and much more.

Miracle will compete for a fourth WCWA championship on Feb. 9-10 in Oklahoma City, Okla.

Kayla Miracle refreshed and primed to compete for fourth WCWA national title

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