NAMPA — Lilli Marti continues to make history for Sandpoint High wrestling.

The standout senior, after a fifth-place finish a year ago at the Rollie Lane Invitational, grappled her way to a silver medal in the 235-pound weight class this past Saturday at the Ford Idaho Center, compiling a 3-1 record overall in the process.

Marti, who was the only Bulldog to reach the podium, won her opener and semifinals bout via first-round pin and her quarterfinals match by second-round pin before falling in the championship match by second-round pin.

Teagan Newsom (140) went 3-2 and won all three of her matches by pin, as did Izzy Stark (130) and Vanessa Hood (135). Paloma Parr-Coffin (110), Summer Birch (120), Avery Inge (125), Zxyloh Hull-Johnson (155) and Ariana Turnbull (170) all went 2-2 and won two bouts by pin for Sandpoint's girls, which placed 11th out of 83 teams with 100.5 points. Thunder Ridge High of Idaho Falls claimed first with a total score of 196.

Mackenzee Donenfeld (100) was also 2-2 with a win by pin and a win by a 7-0 decision while Rhaelyn Schedlbauer (110) added a win by pin for the Lady Bulldogs across the two-day tournament, which featured teams from all across Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Nevada and California.

For the boys, senior Jackson Holman led the way, reaching the 215-pound quarterfinals after winning his first three matches — two by pin and another by an 8-6 decision over his opponent from Buhl thanks to two first-period takedowns.

John Holman (165) went 4-2 over the weekend with a win by first-round pin, a 7-0 win by decision over his opponent from Ridgeview High of Redmond, Ore., an 8-0 win by major decision over his opponent from Mead, and a 17-1 win via technical over his opponent from Davenport to cap off what was an impressive showing by the junior.

Zak Wood (126) went 3-2 with two wins by pin and a win by 11-0 major decision over his opponent from Caldera High of Bend, Ore. for Sandpoint's boys, which finished placed 36th out of 92 teams with 53.5 points.

Gage Martin (144) went 2-2 and had two wins via first-round pin while Ty Wood (106) also grappled to two wins — one by pin and another by an 11-7 decision over his opponent from Nampa Christian after a 4-point nearfall with just one second remaining in the match.

Eli Taylor (150), Caiden Addington (157), Paden Hinds (175) and Jeremiah Palmer (190) had a win by pin and Daniel Holman (175) added a win by a 12-5 decision over his opponent from Lowry High of Winnemucca, Nev. after two second-period takedowns to round out the Bulldogs' top performers.

Gonzaga Prep won the team title with 196.5 total points.