ALMENA - The Arapahoe volleyball team wrapped up its regular season slate with a pair of five-set matches last week. The Warriors lost a late lead in the fifth of a five-set defeat to Axtell (19-6)l Tuesday before leaning on that experience to finish off a five-set win at Northern Valley (16-10) on Thursday.

EUSTIS - With a strong second quarter and continued dominance in the third, the Hi-Line football team continued to roll through district play Friday witha 56-20 triumph over Alma. The victory was the sixth of the season for the Bulls, who scored 22-unanswered int he second quarter to take a 30-8 lead at halftime.

CAMBRIDGE - Five boys and five girls athletes from area schools medaled at the RPAC Cross Country Meet in Cambridge Thursday. The Cambridge girls placed three in the top seven and medaled four overall while finishing runner-up to Wallace in the team race. The Wildcats had three of the top four individuals. Brenna Deterding led the Trojans with a third-place finish while Rachel Harris was fifth and Kori Koeppen was seventh. JoLie Farr also medaled in 14th place.

COLUMBUS - Cambridge senior Macy Jones took 27th place out of 93 golfers at the Class C State Golf Tournament at the Elks Country Club in Columbus Monday and Tuesday. Jones fired a 97 on Monday, then followed with a 92 on Tuesday to finish with a 189 for the tournament.

ALMA - From the opening series of the contest, the Cambridge football team struggled to gain any momentum Friday. The Trojans opened with a three-and-out, Alma drove the field and scored and the Cardinals enjoyed the lead for almost the remainder of the contest.

ARAPAHOE - For almost a half, the Hi-Line football team had its hands full with the Arapahoe Warriors Friday night. Then on a third-and-short late in the second quarter, the Bulls scored on a quirky play that grabbed all the momentum and sent Hi-Line running away for a 60-28 victory.

ARAPAHOE - The Arapahoe and Hi-Line volleyball teams battled to the end, but it was the Warriors that made plays it needed at the end of sets in a 25-19, 25-22, 25-23 victory. The Bulls dug an early hole in the first and couldn’t finish the rally in losing by six, but had leads late in the second and third sets, only to see the Warriors close them out. Cici Lerdall paced the Bulls with 10 kills while Carley Thompson added seven and Zoey Evans finished with six. Jaci Muegerl had five kills and Malia Viter had three. The Bulls hit .113 for the match.

SANDY CREEK - The Southern Valley football team traveled to Sandy Creek Friday and dropped a 74-30 decision to the Cougars. The eagles were able to move the ball and score at times, but had few answers for the Cougars’ ground attack as Sandy Creek rushed for 305 yards and finished with 411 yards of offense.

CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge volleyball team remains red-hot. The Trojans have won 14 matches in-a-row and 31-straight sets. Even through perhaps it’s most difficult stretch of the season, which included a pair of top ten teams as well as three teams from higher classes, Cambridge tore through eight games in eight days to improve to 22-1 this season. Saturday was the highlight. Taking on unbeaten No.

ARTHUR - After handing out the first loss to an unbeaten the week prior, the Southwest football team had thoughts of doing the same at Arthur County Friday afternoon. But a 10-point Roughriders lead withered away in the afternoon heat as Arthur County scored 21 points in the fourth quarter to claim a 49-45 victory.