Arapahoe’s cross country team tackled the smaller Lexington Invite last week, while the Hi-Line Bulls travelled east to the bigger Platte River Rumble. The Warriors joined Alma and Lexington Sept.

CAMBRIDGE - In a match that has carried high stakes and typically high drama over the past decade, the Cambridge volleyball team swept its way past Overton Thursday, 25-10, 25-20, 25-13 to improve to 6-1 on the season.

A spirited second-half comeback fell a couple plays short for Southern Valley Friday night as Deshler scored with just a few seconds left to take a 36-34 win and hand the Eagles their first defeat of the season.

TRENTON - The Arapahoe football team hit the road for a third-straight week and put a strong performance up against one of the region’s most consistent winners, Hitchcock County. The Warriors achieved a number of their objectives.

CAMBRIDGE - A flurry of three touchdowns in four minutes of game time pushed Cambridge out of a 20-point hole and into the lead Friday night against Dundy County Stratton, but the Trojans struggled to corral the Tigers ground game and eventually dropped their first contest of the season, 54-34.

Hi-Line’s football team continues to look for its season’s first win after an 18-44 loss to South Loup Friday. After the Bobcats were first on the board Friday, Hi-Line responded with a 52-yard drive, capped by a 30-yard pass from Lucas Cochrane to Karter Tilson.

The trend of Maywood/ Hayes Center’s football team having close contests continued Friday with an 8-6 win over Wauneta-Palisade. MHC has outscored opponents 4238 this season.

The Maywood/Hayes Center volleyball team completed an undefeated week with three home wins. MHC didn’t drop a set in taking down Arapahoe and Loomis Sept.

In six games last week Arapahoe’s volleyball team improved its record to 7-2. After defeating Loomis, 2-0, the Warriors’ only loss of the week came in a sweep to Maywood/Hayes Center Sept.

BARTLEY - While the calendar hadn’t reached mid-September yet, the Southwest football team notched a hige win Friday night, taking down defending State Champion Garden County, 21-12. The Roughriders suffocated the Eagles, holding them to 109 yards of offense and only four first downs in the contest.