SOUTHERN VALLEY Southern Valley announced Tuesday that it has cancelled the final three games of its football season. In a release, high school principal and activities director Josh Lanik said the Eagles canceled the final three varsity games and the remainder of the junior varsity schedule due to a lack of available players.

JOHNSON LAKE - the Southwest girls golf team captured the team title and had the overall individual champion at the Hi-Line Girls Golf Invite. Maddy Tryon shot a 103 to take first place and lead the Roughriders to the team title at Tuesday’s tournament.

ARAPAHOE - The Southwest volleyball team traveled to Arapahoe last Tuesday, September 24, to take on the Arapahoe Warriors. The Roughriders rolled past the Warriors in three sets, going 25-17, 25-17, and 25-19.

Overton 65, Maywood/Hayes Center 27 Loomis 36, Cambridge 16 Wallace 67, Southwest 45 North Platte St. Pat’s 50, Hi-Line 14 Sumner-Eddyville-Miller 56, Medicine Valley 31 Alma 50, Southern Valley 0 Arapahoe 26, Dundy County-Stratton 20 Up Next Thursday, October 3 Maywood/Hayes Center @ Cambridge 7 p.m.

Last Monday, September 30, six local schools traveled to Kearney to compete at the UNK Cross Country Invite: Cambridge, Hi-Line, Maywood- Hayes Center, Medicine Valley, Southern Valley, and Southwest.

HAYES CENTER - Seven area schools competed at the Maywood-Hayes Center crosscountry invite last Thursday, including Arapahoe, Cambridge, Hi-Line, Maywood-Hayes Center, Medicine Valley, Southern Valley, and Southwest.

After starting off the season against teams with a combined 14-2 record, the Medicine Valley football team will travel to 2-2 Southwest Friday. The Roughriders are 2-2 on the season and are just ahead of the Raiders in the D6-4 district.

NORTH PLATTE Amidst a brutal scheduling stretch, the Hi-Line football team again was able to hang around for a half, but a 22-point third quarter for North Platte St. Pat’s blew the game open and the Irish rolled away to a 50-14 win Friday.

CAMBRIDGE - Untimely penalties and a lack of execution proved costly Friday afternoon as Cambridge dropped its Homecoming football game, 36-16, to visiting Loomis. The 5-0 Wolves used a pair of second-quarter scores to build a 22-0 lead at the half, but Cambridge had opportunities to keep the score closer.

ALMA - In what ended up being the final game of Southern Valley’s football season, the Eagles dropped a road contest at Alma Friday, 52-0. Southern Valley enjoyed its best offensive success in terms of moving the football that it had all season, but the Eagles were unable to finish drives.