By james art 
On the other hand, for the first time in weeks, the Tecama-Herman Girls Fighting Team looked like their old self while it took third place in Arlington Invitational January 17th.
The tigers of the coach Mitchell Burnett intensified by 146 points behind their nine medalists. Arlington won the team race 177-174.5 over Elhorn.
The tiger’s efforts were walking from junior Lilian, who published a pair of pins while looking for a gold medal at 140 pounds. Those wishing improved to 24-12 during the year.
The other two tigers also made the finals, but they came home. Christie Row won three games, all in the fall, before going to Kailin Harill on a lap Catholic in a 120 -pound championship match. Haril handed Raw his only fourth loss in the 26 start with a first -period pin.
Kruze Leichleiter also publishes a pair of pins while progressing at the finals of 135 pounds. The Alizabeth Whitley of Lyon-Decatur claims that the gold medal until fall at 3:25.
The tigers also raised points in third place from one Gudwin in 110 pounds., Daisy Cameron at 125, Taylor Lidik at 130 and Isabella Evasic at 145. Sarina Reading claims in fourth place in 115 pounds. Miley Bergman had the same final in 190 pounds.
The Burnet team, which is now ranked 10th in Class B, was planned for tournament actions in Oakland-Creag last Saturday before visiting Fort Kalhun for triangular on January 30th. The regular season ends with a tournament at Raymond Central 31 January.
The graduation in the new passary state tournament for girls is on the line when the meeting of district B class 2 begins on February 8 in Falls City. Due to the growth of sports, the Association of Association of Associations in Nebraska Schools Divide the girls who are fighting in two classes. The 56th largest schools contain class A, all others are in Class B.
In addition to the tigers, Einsworth, Obun, Cedar Bluffs, Stolite, Dorchester, Emph, Falls City, Fort Kalhun, Humbolder’s Rock-Stenauer, Steani, Lincoln, Lyon Detatur, North East, Malcolm, Mindian, Nelig, Nelig, Nelig O’Neill, Omaa Gross Catholic, Oma Roncalli Catholic, Pawnee City, PlatteView, Raymond Central, Sandy Creek, Southrn, Sumer-Wem, Thai, Weyer Central . Wahoo , weeping water, West Point-Beemer and Wilber Condonia are in the 32-Field field in district 2.
The four best places in each grade of weight from each area qualify for the state tournament.
After two years of running at the same time as the boys, Brestling Girls will also have its own state tournament, set for February 18-19 in Omaha.