25 Years Ago September 19, 1996 The Southern Valley Eagles christened its new football field with a 37-0 win Friday night over the Dundy County Tigers. Friday the 13th was also lucky for the Eagles volleyball team who won over Dundy County 15-11, 15-11.

100 Years Ago September 22, 1921 A Wilsonville woman was arrested for making liquor on her kitchen stove. The still was made from a pressure cooker, and a quantity of corn meal, raising, peaches and sugar were used.

Arapahoe traveled to Elwood onThursday, September 19th to take on the Hi-Line Bulls. The Warriors got off to a fast start, sparked by a 41 yard kick return by Carl Nordine. Kade Fisher finished off the drive when he ran into the endzone from 11 yards out to put the Warriors up 6-0.

BLADEN - Another tall challenge awaited the Southwest football team on Friday and the Roughriders found some success, but not on the scoreboard as hosting Silver Lake rushed to a 63-20 victory. The Mustangs improved to 3-0 behind 349 yards rushing and 35 first quarter points in building a 35-6 lead.

The Hi-Line volleyball team dropped both ends of a triangular at Loomis Thursday then finished 1-2 at the North Platte Community College Tournament Saturday as the team advanced to 5-10 this season. At the tournament Saturday, the Bulls took down Paxton in straight sets, 25-18, 25-11.

MAXWELL - The Hi-Line football team ran right, they ran left and they ran up the middle. Everywhere they ran, they found space as they rushed their way to a 54-12 victory at Maxwell Friday night.

Emma Joppa threw a shutout to lead Southern Valley/Alma softball team past Centura-Central Valley 5-0 on Tuesday. The Saints tallied three runs in the sixth inning.

GOTHENBURG - The Cambridge girls golf team took eighth and Southwest was 10th at the Gothenburg Girls Golf Invite last week. The Trojans’ Macy Jones led the Trojans with a fifthplace finish after a round of 86.

ARAPAHOE - The Alma/ Southern Valley girls finished second and the Hi-Line girls and Southwest boys finished third at the Arapahoe cross country invite Thursday. ASV’s Tayley Becker took third individually to help the Saints to a runner-up finish at the meet.

The Arapahoe junior varsity football team took on the Hi-Line Bulls on Monday night, the 20th. The Bulls came out strong, scoring on their first 3 possessions to take an early 20 point lead.