Body In a consolation battle Thurday, the Arapahoe girls basketball team wrapped up its RPAC Tournament with a 47-37 victory over Bertrand, pulling back to .500 on the season.

Body MCCOOK - After each suffered a disappointing setback in the semifinals a night earlier, it was Dundy County-Stratton that heated up int he second half to run away from Cambridge in Saturday’s RPAC Third Place Game.

Body 106 1st Place - Connor Edwards of Hi-Line 2nd Place - Josh Russell of Alma 3rd Place - Evan Kucera of Pleasanton 4th Place - Weston Putnam of Elm Creek 1st Place Match Connor Edwards (Hi-Line) 26-8, So. over Josh Russell (Alma) 24-10, Fr.

Body EUSTIS - the Hi-Line girls basketball team opened its Fort Kearney Conference Tournament with a 47-20 defeat to Loomis Saturday. The Wolves jumped out to a 12-4 lead after a quarter and built a 27-7 lead at the break.

Body EUSTIS - The eighthseeded Hi-Line boys basketball team dropped its Fort Kearny Conference Tournament opener to ninth-seeded Pleasanton Saturday, 40-35. The Bulls remained in striking distance, but trailed much of the game after falling behind with a six-point second quarter.

Body ARAPAHOE - It was a highly-successful day of competition for four local wrestling teams as two area squads tied for the team title and six individuals captured first in their weight brackets at the Darrell Barnes Invite in Arapahoe Saturday.

Body MCCOOK - With a pair of one-loss clubs meeting in the RPAC Girls final for the second-consecutive year, there was plenty of familiarity going in.

Body CURTIS - The Southwest wrestling team medaled four of its five wrestlers and finished seventh at the 18-team Medicine Valley Invite Friday. The Roughriders’ Mitchel Stritt came away with a tounament championship, earning four victories along the way.

Body MCCOOK - In a methodical, half-court affair, the Maywood-Hayes Center boys basketball team had enjoyed the lead through much of the first three quarters of Saturday night’s RPAC Championship game.

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