Stephanie Floor back in the ring after injury
GANNON UNIVERSITY — Last Friday, Stephanie won her first match of the year with a 10-2 victory over Miffin University's Daisey Shardy at 143lbs, according Stephanie’s father, Carl Floor Sr. Stephanie has earned a starting position on the Gannon University women's wrestling team and is back in the ring after 3 months of rehabilitation for an injured ankle she sustained just after the 2019 Oceania Championships in August, at wrestling practice.
Stephanie’s performance helped secure Gannon's 29-13 win. The school now improves to a 4-0 record.
According to Gannon University, the wrestling team will be traveling to Louisville, Kentucky on January 10th to compete in the NWCA — National College Wrestling Association — National Duels.
In March this year, Stephanie was named Most Improved Wrestler and along with her twin sister Danielle, have been recognized as NCAA All-American Scholar Athletes. Both girls attend Gannon University on wrestling scholarships.

![Stephanie Floor (right) from American Samoa — after 3 months of rehabilitation for an injured ankle she sustained during the 2019 Oceania Jr. Women's Handball Championships in August. Stephanie has earned a starting position on the Gannon University women's wrestling team. [photo: Gannon University] Stephanie Floor with her arm upraised after wrestling victory](https://www.samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/slideshow/public/field/image/stephanie_floor_s0880_n.jpg?itok=KxfYhs92)