Body themselves and run away as Huffman scored again for the Wildcats this time from nine yards out to push the lead to 36-16 with 2:40 to go in the period. Southern Valley was able to answer as Wilson ran it in from 12 yards to make it 36-24 with 1:08 in the third quarter.

Body bit quicker and was able to sustain a high level of play for longer stretches. “Our mistakes did linger and that's something that I always tell the girls-- if we make a mistake we need to make it a goal to bounce back and get the next 2 points,” Carpenter said.

Body WAUNETA - Southwest swept its way past a triangular at Sutherland Thursday and made quick work of Wauneta-Palisade Tuesday as the Roughriders improved to 8-2.

Body RAVENNA - What was anticipated to be a shootout between Cambridge and Ravenna and their high-scoring offenses slugged along scoreless through most of the first half Friday.

Body by Coach Caleb Wall The Broken Bow meet was our first cool meet of the year when we competed on a Saturday morning in Broken Bow. Our kids typically run some of their fastest times of the year on this course and we were pleased with their efforts again this year.

Body WILCOX - The Southwest team battled to the end but came up just short in a 3228 loss at Wilcox-Hildreth Thursday. The Roughriders played from behind throughout the contest and trailed 14-0 to the fourth quarter.

Body ARAPAHOE - Off to a solid 2-0 start to the season, the Arapahoe football team returned home Friday to some rowdy guests.

Body LOOMIS - The Hi-Line volleyball team went 2-1 at the Loomis Tournament Saturday and won three of five matches on the week to improve to 5-4 on the season.

Body Sandwiched around losses to Amherst and Hershey, the Southern Valley volleyball team took down Wood River in three sets at the Elm Creek Tournament Saturday.

Body BRADY - With a balanced attack, the Arapahoe volleyball team swept Brady 26-24, 2516, 25-12 for its fourth win of the season Thursday. Emerson Swanson slammed seven kills, Sabrina Jacobsen had six and Hilary Downey and Addie Jeffcoat each had five in the victory.