EUSTIS - Arapahoe’s comeback attempt from a nine-point deficit came up short and the Hi-Line boys basketball team held on for a 50-46 win over the Warriors Friday night. The Bulls had led throughout and, though threy struggled to shake free from the Warriors, maintained a 39-30 advantage through three quarters.

The Hi-Line boys wrestling team medaled three at the Elm Creek Invite, led by third place finishes from Simon Scharf at 175 pounds and Tucker Viter at 285 pounds. Teammate Grady Schutz finished fourth at 150 pounds.

The Maywood-Hayes Center dropped a trio f competitive games in the past week, twice leading through three quarters before the game slipped away. Last Tuesday, the Wolves led Maxwell 41-39 headed to the fourth, but were outscored 18-5 in the fourth of a 57-46 defeat.

EUSTIS - While the home team wouldn’t roll over, visiting Arapahoe claimed its fourth win in five games with a 61-44 victory at Hi-Line Friday. The Warriors saw their 14-point lead sliced to single digits midway through the second half, but scored 18 points in the fourth to salt away a 17-point victory.

HOLDREGE - Southern Valley dominated the middle quarters and escaped Holdrege with a 51-44 win Friday night. The Eagles trailed 12-6 after a quarter, but outscored the Dusters 35-19 during the middle quarters, which was enough to push them to the finish of a 7-point win.

MV started off the week Jan. 14 at Cambridge (6-7).

The Medicine Valley boys basketball team picked up one win last week, but let a second slip out of its grasp. The Raiders faced a familiar foe Jan.

BERTRAND - The Maywood-Hayes Center girls basketball teams overcame a pair of slow starts to post lopsided wins over Sandhills/Thedford and Bertrand to stretch their record to 14-2 this season. Friday, the Wolves trailed 10-4 after a quarter, but outscored the Knights 46-15 the rest of the way to coast to a 25-point victory.

SOUTHERN VALLEY Visiting Southwest dominated the opening quarter and made an early lead stand up in a 5444 victory at Southern Valley Saturday. The Roughriders led 14-1 after eight minutes, but Southern Valley reversed their fortunes with 20 points in the second to draw within 24-21 at the break.

CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge boys and girls basketball teams will both enter RPAC Tournament play riding win streaks as each went unbeaten during a busy stretch of games last week. The girls won four games in eight days, downing Medicine Valley, 51-33, Tuesday before weekend wins over Sutherland, 43-24, and Maxwell, 46-39.