10 years ago Winners of the Elwood lighting contest were: first place Myron and Marilyn Dawson, second place Ben and Beth Timmerman, third place Steve and Arlene Lofquist. Pinnacle Bank has named Brad Bauer Regional Manager of the bank’s Western Nebraska, Central Nebraska and Kansas markets.

10 years ago Six students from Cambridge High School Chorus have selected for UNK Honor Chorus. Selected to Festival Choir are Trevor Fritz, Austin Rice, Kiel Howell, and Ryan Rice.

10 years ago Winners of the 2012 Outdoor Lighting Contest were Andrea and Casey Heinen. Sheila Shafer, Arapahoe Chamber of Commerce Christmas chairman, presents Andrea $100.00 in Chamber Bucks.

Fran Jorgensen 2022 Results for Cambridge 106 - Micah Gerlach (11-1) placed 1st and scored 26.0 team _____________________________ Gerlach (Cambridge) 11-1 won by fall over Dylan Wendell (Loomis/ __________________________________ nal - Micah Gerlach (Cambridge) 11-1 won by fall over Cauy Bosserman (Oakley) 7-3 (Fall 3:16); 1st Place Match - Micah Gerlach (Cambridge) 11-1 won by fall over Gavin Patterson (Wilcox-Hildreth) 7-4 (Fall 1:15) 113 - Angel Rodriguez (10-4) placed 4th and scored 13.0 team ___________________________________ guez (Cambridge) 10-4 won by fall over Ian Dunse (Alma) 8-7 (Fall _________________________________ (Loomis/Bertrand) 13-4 won by fall over Angel Rodriguez (Cambridge) 10-4 (Fall 2:52); Cons. Semi - Angel Rodriguez (Cambridge) 10-4 won by fall over Hay______________________________ 6-5 (Fall 0:45); 3rd Place Match Harrison Reed (Minden) 10-5 won by decision over Angel Rodriguez (Cambridge) 10-4 (Dec 8-1) 126 - Dierks Sayer (12-1) placed 2nd and scored 22.0 team points; Champ.

PLEASANTON - With four games each in the past week, the Cambridge basketball teams each managed a single win. The Cambridge girls tookdown Loomis on the road last Tuesday, 46-38, to reach 4-1 this season before dropping a home game with Cozad Thursday, then losing both ends of the Pleasanton Holiday Tournament Monday and Tuesday.

SOUTHERN VALLEY The Southern Valley basketball teams each split games last week, falling on the road at Ravenna before returning home for victories over Superior. At Ravenna Thursday, the Southern Valley girls struggled in the middle quarters and fell into a 20-point hole that a big fourth quarter wasn’t enough to overcome in a 50-41 loss.

ELWOOD - The Hi-Line boys basketball team split a pair of home games last week, falling to Bertrand 45-39 Tuesday before bouncing back with a 72-57 win over Franklin Thursday to improve to 2-4 this season.

SOUTHERN VALLEY Both the Southern Valley boys and girls basketball teams had the better of it in their home contests with Cambridge last week as the Eagles rolled to victory in both matchups. In th eboys’ contest, Southern Valley ravaged the rim and clamped down on the Trojans in a 62-24 victroy.

SOUTHERN VALLEY - The Southern Valley wrestling team had two individual champions and finished eighth at its home invite Friday while visiting Arapahoe had three individual medaluists and took ninth. Both Braxton Hammond (120) and Cole Broeker (152) took individual titles for the Eagles, who finished with 69 team points for the tournament.

MCCOOK - Following a first round showdown between the Arapahoe and Southwest boys basketball teams, the two teams finished in consecutive order at the tournament as the Warriors dropped contests to Dundy County-Stratton and Hitchcock County to finish fourth and Southwest defeated Medicine Valley and Wauneta- Palisade to finish fifth.