ARAPAHOE - With a workmanlike effort, the Cambridge boys basketball team was able to grind its way to a 62-40 victory at Arapahoe Tuesday. The Trojans used 10-0 run that crossed over the first and second quarters to gain some separation from the Warriors and took a 28-15 lead at the half.

The Arapahoe boys basketball team picked up its sixth win of the season with a 63-47 victory over Brady Friday. The Warriors set the tone early and built a 29-20 lead at the half before blowing the game open in the third quarter.

ARAPAHOE - With huge scoring outputs in the second and third quarters and stingy defense, the Cambridge girls basketball team rolled its way to victory at Arapahoe Tuesday night, 59-32. The trojans put up 20 points in the second to build a 29-13 lead at the half, then blew the game wide open with 21 more points in the third, taking a 50-23 lead to the fourth.

ARNOLD - The Southern Valley girls basketball team dropped a pair of hard-fought contests over the weekend to two of the best teams in the region. Friday, the Eagles led much of the game before Alma surged in front in the fourth quarter and took a 42-38 victory.

TRENTON - The Arapahoe girls basketball team posted a pair of dominant wins over the weekend. rolling past Brady at home Friday, 70-15, before taking down Hitchcock County on the road Saturday, 51-28, to pick up their 11th and 12th wins of the season.

BENKELMAN - The Southwest girls basketball team garbbed an 18-point lead in th first half and coasted to the finish of a 16-point win at Dundy County-Stratton last week. The Roughriders posted the 56-40 win behind three players in double-figures as Caylin Barnett scored 15 and Asia Gallegos and Bryn Lampe each scored 11.

10 years ago Austin Koller was surprised last week with a t-shirt from Scholastic Math. Throughout the seventh and eighth grade math students read and completed eight issues of Scholastic Math as a supplement to their regular articles.

10 years ago Cambridge School Nurse Angie Hagedorn along with students Breanna Eubanks and Haleigh Westadt accept a check for $4,000 from Fuel Up to Play 60 on the school’s wellness program. City Council members Dee Bantam, Vernita Saylor and Clint Wickizer are up for election and they need to file.

10 years ago Pinnacle Bank would to thank all the students who participate in the paying for grades program. Each quarter Pinnacle Bank randomly draws five student report cards.

10 years ago Cambridge, Nebraska native, Alysia Mowry is currently working a training rotation at Tri Valley Health System in Cambridge. During her time at TVHS she will spend time seeing patients at all three Medical Clinics.