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Berryville coach Daniel Cornelison said earlier this season that he believes the Gentry Lady Pioneers are one of the state’s top three Class 4A teams. He might be right, but his Lady Bobcats weren’t about to back down on Homecoming night Friday, Jan.

The Berryville High School wrestking team hosted the annual Bobcat Winter Blowout on Saturday, with a total of 10 teams competing. Berryville finished fifth in the team standings, but Bobcats senior Tun Oo took first place in the 190-pound weight class and was named the tournament’s outstanding wrestler.

The Berryville High School wrestling team was in action at home Tuesday, Jan. 10, hosting Shiloh Christian and Gentry.

There are no secrets to the Berryville Lady Bobcats’ success this season: Berryville depends heavily on its perimeter game offensively. Sometimes, the shots are falling for the Lady Bobcats and sometimes, they aren’t.

The Berryville Bobcats let a key conference game get away from them early on their home floor on Tuesday, Jan. 3, but they bounced back three days later to pick up a road victory in conference play.