Greeley Woman Wins Back-to-Back on American Ninja Warrior

When you consider how tough it is to attend Greeley's UNC to earn a degree in Nursing and also become a back-to-back winner on "American Ninja Warrior," this young Colorado woman must be tough.

Who is the UNCI Woman to Make History on 'American Ninja Warrior?'

According to UNC, Taylor Greene is not only enrolled in the Nursing Program at the University, but she's also been training for another season of "American Ninja Warrior." Greene won the women's Championship in 2025. On August 31, 2026, the episode aired that showed Greene being the first person (man or woman) to win back-to-back championships.

How exciting it must be to know that not only did you beat the tough competition not only once (which would be plenty for many people), but you won it twice in a row. Taylor holds another record: the most "buzzers" of any female competitor on the program.

Greene bringing "American Ninja Warrior" notoriety to Northern Colorado takes me back to when there was the "Wolfpack" guys out of Fort Collins: four men from around Fort Collins who trained together (and trained others) and were on the program a couple of times.

The 18th season of "American Ninja Warrior" (of which Greene won her second championship) saw them add a new obstacle: the road sign (as you'll see above). You could say that Taylor isn't letting any obstacles get in her way, when it comes to getting what she wants.