KEARNEY - The annual UNK Cross Country invite took place last Monday. Hi-Line, Medicine-Valley, Cambridge, Southern Valley, Southwest, and Maywood-Hayes Center competed along with roughly 150 other teams.

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The Maywood/Hayes Center football team fell to 2-3 on the season with a loss to district foe Loomis Friday night in Maywood. The Wolves struggled to get going offensively in the game.

Kronhofman said that speed combined with play up front from Drew Knoerzer “who is almost unblockable” along with Bryce Reiners, Brodie Diefenbaugh and others and “you can see why they are rated so highly and are a very scary team.”

BARTLEY - The Southwest volleyball team continued its winning ways with a clean sweep of Arapahoe last Tuesday, taking down the Warriors, 25-20, 25-6, 25-13. The Roughriders overwhelmed the Warriors with offense, a balanced one at that, as five different attackers had at least four kills.

The road to their first win didn’t get any easier for Medicine Valley’s football team last week when the Raiders traveled to Class D2 No. 3 Dundy County Stratton Thursday.

CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge volleyball team hosted Medicine Valley Thursday and swept its way to a 25-15, 25-8, 25-16 victory over the Raiders to earn their 11th win of the season while dealing the Raiders their eighth loss.

COZAD - Last Monday, the Lady Trojans Golf Team competed at the Cozad Invite. Senior Emma Rasmussen placed seventh and earned a medal to add to her collection. She scored a 101, even with a rough start to the course. Coach Calvert commented on her resilience.

AXTELL - The Southern Valley volleyball team split a triangular at Axtell at Thursday, cruising past Wilcox-Hildreth before falling to No. 8 Axtell in straight sets.

It’s easy to get wrapped up in the ribbons and trophies, but 4-H is about so much more than that. 4-H is a community.