ARAPAHOE - After the Arapahoe girls pulled off a stunner of a victory over Southwest, the Warriors’ boys pulled away late for a victory as well to complete a sweep over the Roughriders last Friday. Berkley Warner knocked down a pair of free throws with five seconds left and Southwest missed a pair of shots at the rim as Arapahoe snared a 36-35 triumph in the girls contest.

LINCOLN - The NSAA announced the district assignments for the 2024 and 2025 football seasons Monday. Each of the seven area high school football teams was placed into one of the three districts pictured below.

CAMBRIDGE - Nine area athletes earned medals and the Arapahoe wrestling team finished third at the Fran Jorgensen Invite in Cambridge Saturday. Warriors' freshman Briggs Hill continued his dominant start to the season as the 132-pounder took the title again, leading Arapahoe to a third-place finish as a team.

“(Mary) gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no guest room available for them.” Luke 2:7 Imagine the disappointment that Mary and Joseph must have had when they found that they had traveled all the way to Bethlehem, only to have nowhere to stay.

MAYWOOD - The Maywood- Hayes Center boys basketball team pulled out a win on the road last Tuesday at Sandhills Valley, then cruised to a home victory Thursday against Brady to improve to 6-1 this season.

ARAPAHOE - the Arapahoe bowling teams took on Hastings in a home dual last week. The girls came up just short victory, dropping a 12-9 decision.

CAMBRIDGE - The Southwest girls medaled all five competitors and finished seventh at the Cambridge Invite Saturday. Madelyn Tryon led the way with a first-place finish at 235 while teammate Olivia Minary finished second in that class.

The Cambridge boys basketball team ends the week with a 6-2 record after losing to Cozad and beating Anselmo- Merna and Ravenna. Last Thursday aganist Cozad, Cambridge lsot 29-45.

The Medicine Valley boys basketball team dropped two contests last week, starting with a home game against RPAC foe Hitchcock County Thursday. The Raiders’ offense was slow to gain traction in the first quarter.

The wins didn’t come easy last week for the Medicine Valley girls basketball team, but the Raiders came out ahead of both Hitchcock County and South Loup in Thursday and Friday action. Med.