TEMPE, Ariz. – Arizona Triathlon won its second straight championship at the 2025 Women's Collegiate National Championship in Tempe, Arizona. The Wildcats took first with 927 points and placed five finishers in the top 10. Senior Kelly Wetteland was crowned the individual national champion for the first time in her career. 
 
This marks the program's second championship in just three years of existence and is Arizona's 24th national championship in history. 
 
Wetteland remained undefeated on the season as she won the individual national championship with a time 1:02:09. Sophomore Margareta Vrablova crossed the finish line in second place overall with a time of 1:02:19.
 
Ellison Wolfe took seventh place with her time of 1:03:33 and Mia Wentzy followed in eighth place with a time of 1:03:42. Ruth Pardy rounded out the top 10 with a time of 1:03:51 to finished 10th. 
 
Sara Crociani placed 16th with a time of 1:04:11 and Molly Lakustiak finished 18th with a time of 1:04:25. 
  
Individual Results
1. Kelly Wetteland – 1:02:09
2. Margareta Vrablova – 1:02:19
7. Ellison Wolfe – 1:03:33
8. Mia Wentzy – 1:03:42
10. Ruth Pardy – 1:03:51
16. Sara Crociani – 1:04:11
18. Molly Lakustiak – 1:04:25

Team Results (Top 10)
1. Arizona - 927 points
2. Arizona State - 900 points
3. TCU - 843 points
4. Queens - 821 points
5. USD - 767 points
6. Lenior-Rhyne - 762 points
7. Wingate - 758 points
8. ETSU - 742 points
9. Denver - 733 points
10. USF - 683 points