ELWOOD - In another night of hard-fought volleyball for Hi-Line, the Bulls emerged a 3-1 winner over Arapahoe Friday. The Bulls coasted in the opening set, but the rest of the night was a battle as Hi-Line won 25-17, 22-25, 26-24, 25-20 to even their record at 1-1 this season.

CAMBRIDGE - In what was otherwise a physical grudge match between likeminded teams, the Cambridge football team used a pair of quick strikes to gain separation and take their season opener, 20-6, over visiting Sutherland Friday night at Clint John Field.

SOUTHERN VALLEY - The Southern Valley football team dropped its season opener to Ravenna Friday night. The Bluejays had their way of things in the first half, building a 42-0 lead at halftime before the Eagles rallied with three scores in the second half to close within 48-22 at game’s end.

The Southern Valley/Alma softball team split a triangular on Tuesday with Chase County and Minden, then dropped both ends of another on Friday to fall to 3-5 this season. The Saints pounded Chase County Tuesday, scoring 10 runs in the opening inning before adding six more in the second en route to a 16-0 victory.

The Arapahoe Football team includes Front Row: Eli Shafer, Gabriel White, Jacen Smith, Cooper Wendland, Kyle Elliott, Levi Kerner, Titus Goshert, Dylan Bahe, Lucas Vancura, Bryan Conn, Noah Williams, Tyler Miller 2nd Row: Chris Hermes, Hunter Jorschumb, Chevy Wittman, Clayton North, Rafe Hill, Colton Carlson, Tristian White, Trenton Roskop, Wyatt Jenkins, Austin Warburton, Grayson Koller, Taylor Jones, Alex Diaz, Rafe Hill, Easton Strand Coach Krohofman. Photo Courtesy of H20 Photography.

The 2021 Cross Country Team front row left to right: Aidan Gunderson, Paige Sickels, Megan tenBensel, Keithen Huntley. Middle row l to r: Karson Klumpe, Gabe Huntley, Wyatt Jackson, Gavin Gunderson, Matt Morgan. Back row l to r: Karsyn Benson, Kori Koeppen, Rachel Harris, Brenna Deterding. Photo Courtesy of H20 Photography.

Members of the Hi-Line Football team are (front, from left) Cooper Ray, Syrus Snow, Grant Bietler, Jadeyn Kohl, Ayden Moore, Ian Corder, Carsen Reiners and Cade Schmidt. (Second row) Broden Dean, Treyton Evans, Aiden Shutts, Drew Knoerzer, Colton Stubbs, Kaden Clouse, Isaiah Bullis, Elijah Niemeier and Andrew Walker. (Third row) Asher Hecox, Jack Kerznar, Quentin Viter, Gavin Tilson, Ryker Evans, Judah Niemeier, Finn Kerznar and Kory Hort. (Fourth row) Dawson Ruda, Wryston Brell, Not pictured Zach Whittaker

The SV Football team includes Front: Raiden Rickert, Kota Batt, Bryson Warner, Dominic Comstock, Isaak McPhillamy, Braxton Hammond, and Hunter Batt. ROW 2: Chase Hamilton, Nathan McPhillamy, Gabe Grove, Cody Collins, Rian Grove, Sam Bantam, Cole Broeker, Trey Broker. ROW 3: Colby Noel, Tyler Grove, Mason Noel, Gage Booe, Ayden Thooft, Mitch Wilson, Kamden Bose, and Skyler Grossnicklaus. BACK: Managers Bryton Stalder and Jackson Adams, Coaches Richard McDonald and Tyler Pettibone, Head Coach Justin Adams, Coaches TJ Vacura and Doug Brown, and managers Jacob Rice and Krayton Chesterman

Members of the Southwest football team are pictured at left as follows, front row, from left: Colton Sedlacek, Kaden Day, Trenton Custard, Jacob Kerns, Nathan Rippe, Mitchel Stritt, Tyler Ellis; middle row: Jason Day, Hunter Blume, Jakub Walz, Kaiden Ruggles, Zack Ryan, Hunter Cunningham back row: Trenton Williams, Heath Koch, Treven Critchfield, Tristan Martin, Gavin Howard Photo Courtesy of H20 Photography.

100 Years Ago September 1, 1921 School opened with the following faculty: Lowell S. Devoe, superintendent; Lillian Burns, principal; Sylvia Brunton, Normal Training; Ethel Well, Domestic Science; Opal Dettman, Commercial; Irene Johnson, Hazel Taylor, Ruth Gideon, Lela Huff, Florence Cunningham, Helen Clark, Lillian Penn as grade teachers.