Her-story made

Ammy Arroyo, Lenora Kester and Calissa Kester stamped their names in the Bobcat athletic history books, Saturday, as the first girls' varsity wrestlers to earn medals in a meet.

Arroyo led the Bobcats, earning the silver medal in the 235-class at Saturday's O'Neill Invite.

In the opening round, Arroyo defeated Madelynn Jakubowski, of O'Neill, by fall, in 3:24. That set up a second-round match against teammate, Calissa Kester. Arroyo claimed the win by pin, in 1:14 The sophomore lost, by fall, in :45, to Pierce's Kenzie Parsons in the championship match.

Kester loss to Arroyo set up a consolation match against Madison Melcher. Kester earned a win, pinning her teammate in 3:39. She lost, by fall, in :21, to Jakubowski in the third-place match.

Lenora Kester earned the bronze medal in the 114-division.

She lost, by fall, in :15, to Sarai Mendez, of Grand Island, in the first round. During round two, Kester pinned Hadleigh Collison, of Pierce, in 1:55.In round four, Ella Reeves, of Battle Creek, pinned Kester in 3:25. In the final round, Kester pinned Jordan Donohoe, of O'Neill, in 3:33.

Raina Krebs squared off against Melcher, in round one. Krebs won, by fall, in 3:05. She faced Parsons in the second round, losing by fall, in 1:09.