Campbellsville University Women's Wrestling

Miracle led to the program's first-ever individual national championships - Kayla Miracle (136lbs) and Tiaria Scott (191lbs). The Lady Tigers finished with eight WCWA All-Americans and the team also finished WCWA runner-up. The Lady Tigers backed that up with a fourth place finish in 2016, while Kayla Miracle and Tiaira Scott both won back-to-back national championships.  A Navy veteran of more than 20 years, Miracle has also spent the last 20 years coaching wrestling at all levels. He joined the USA Women's World Team in 2011 as a volunteer coach for the team's trip to the world championships in Hungary and became assistant coach for the 2012 championships in Azerbaijan. He also coached both freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling as head coach of the All-Navy Team since 2011, a team that features active Sailors within the Navy to compete at the Armed Forces tournament and Military World Championships. Wrestling runs in the Miracle family. A native of Sidney, Ohio, Miracle wrestled one year at Heidelberg College before joining the Navy. In addition to Kayla, his oldest son, Shawn, is a wrestler at Army, while his two youngest, Hope (10) and Cale (8), also are active youth wrestlers. In addition to his national coaching work, Miracle has also worked to begin youth organizations in Indiana and Washington, most recently with the Hoosier Elite Academy in Bloomington, Ind.