University of Sioux Falls Women's Wrestling

Osing is entering his first season at the helm of USF women's wrestling and his third season overall with the program. During the 2024-25 season, USF held a record of 6-1 and sent 2 athletes to the NCWWC National Championship. Those athletes representing the Cougars were Zoe Adam-207 and Lanna Walter-117. USF closed out their inaugural season with a 6-3 overall dual record and four NCWWC National Qualifiers. Teila Peters-130, McKenna Hendrickson-136, Brinley Green-143 and Zoe Adam-191 became the first wrestlers in program history to make an appearance on the national stage while Peters claimed the first national win. Throughout the 2023-24 season, USF outscored their opponents 261-154 in dual settings while capturing three individual titles in Zoe Adam and Brinley Green. Osing came to USF as the first assistant coach in program history in 2023 following a two-year stint as the head assistant coach at Minnesota State University Moorhead. Prior to Moorhead, he spent two seasons as a GA for the Northern State men's wrestling team in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Prior to his coaching career, Osing was a three-time NWCA Academic All-American as well as a three-time NSIC All-Academic team member at Southwest Minnesota State. During his senior campaign, Osing qualified for the 2019 NCAA tournament at the 184 pound weight class. In 2019, Osing earned his degree in physical education and teaching from SMSU followed by his masters from NSU in sport performance and leadership in 2021. Updated: 6/2025

Martinez joins USF for her first season in the coaching ranks. A four-time collegiate All-American, five-time Scholar All-American, and seasoned mentor, Martinez brings elite competitive experience and a passion for empowering student-athletes both on and off the mat.  Martinez joins the Sioux Falls Wrestling staff following a standout career at Colorado Mesa University, where she established herself as one of the premier 101/103-pound wrestlers in the country. In 2023-24, she capped a remarkable 22-3 season with a sixth-place finish at the NCWWC National Championships, her fourth career All-America honor. She went a perfect 18-0 leading up to the national tournament—without surrendering a single point—winning titles at both the Region VI and RMAC Championships.  Throughout her collegiate career, Martinez consistently excelled against top-tier competition. She compiled multiple top finishes at the national level, earned First Team All-RMAC and RMAC All-Academic First Team honors, and was named a NWCA Scholar All-American five times. Her career includes notable wins over nationally ranked NCAA and NAIA opponents, including a high-profile victory over the No. 1 seed at nationals in 2023.  Off the mat, Martinez has demonstrated a deep commitment to mentoring young athletes. She's served in coaching roles with Del Norte High School, the NM Beast Wrestling Club, and various clinics and camps—emphasizing technique, discipline, academic success, and personal growth. Her coaching philosophy centers on building resilient, well-rounded athletes and promoting diversity, inclusion, and team unity.  A native of Albuquerque, N.M., Martinez was a two-time New Mexico state champion at Manzano High School and won a Cadet Folkstyle National Championship. She recently completed her master's in business administration at Colorado Mesa after earning her bachelor's in business administration with honors in 2023.