Trojans fall to Hitchcock County

Body CAMBRIDGE - Coming off its first loss of the season, the Cambridge football team returned home Friday for another tough matchup against Hitchcock County. The Trojans had their opportunities to try and climb back from a 16-0 deficit, but couldn't quite reach the end zone.
Cambridge’s Tye Stanton drives down a Hitchcock County ball carrier Friday night.

Cambridge takes down Arapahoe in four

Body ARAPAHOE - What looked like it might be a sweep for Cambridge last Thursday met some resistance from Arapahoe in the third set. But the Trojans finished the match in four to take a 25- 12, 25-14, 19-25, 25-11 victory.
The Trojans’ Carson Hanes digs a ball in the back row.

Warriors roll to 5-0 with win at Elm Creek

Body ELM CREEK - The Arapahoe football team continued its recent surge of momentum with a dominant performance at Elm Creek Friday. The Warriors scored 22 points in the opening quarter and built a 35-6 lead at the half before finishing a 49-28 victory to improve to 5-0 this season.
Araaphoe’s Kyle Elliott drills the Elm Creek quarterback as he lets a pass go.

Southwest finishes runner-up at Sutherland

Body SUTHERLAND - The Southwest volleyball team domin ated the first two rounds of the Sutherland Invite Saturday, then ran a bit short in the final to finish runner-up at its second-consecutive invite.
Payton Truksa and Caylin Barnett rise for a block.

Area teams dominate at MHC Invite

Body HAYES CENTER - Local teams dominated the field at the Maywood-Hayes Center cross country invite in Hayes Center Thursday. Southwest took the team title in the boys’ race and Arapahoe finished runner-up while Cambridge was third.
Southwest’s Carter Van Pelt and Arapahoe’s Campbell Schutz finished fourth and fifth individually at the MHC Invite.