BERTAND - The Cambridge boys and girls track and field days performed at their highest levels of the season and largely dominated in taking home team titles at the RPAC track and field meet in Bertrand Thursday. The Cambridge girls scored 164 points on the day, nearly doubling up runner-up Maywood-Hayes Center, which scored 87.

The 52nd Annual Cornhusker State Trap Shoot was held in Doniphan, NE April 28th thru April 30th. More than 2400 Students attended the 3-day Shoot.

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Oxford - Southern Valley’s Kamden Bose took the individual title and led the Eagles to a runner-finish at the RPAC Golf Meet. Braxton Hammond, sixth, and Matt Henderson, ninth, also medaled for the Eagles, who finished with a 413.

ELWOOD - As the hosts of the Fort Kearny Conference track and field meet, the Hi-Line track teams finished 7th and 9th at the meet Friday. The boys team scored 36 points, led by a four-medal day from Treyton Evans and three medals from both Isaiah Bullis and Ryker Evans.

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CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge and Southwest golf teams each had a medalist and the Trojans finished runner-up as a team at the Southwest Invite Thursday at Cross Creek Golf Links in Cambridge. The Trojans’ Brodie Mitchell led all local individuals with a runner-up finish and a round of 94.

Individual results were as follows: Boys 100-meter dash - 1. Ryker Evans, Hi-Line, 11.36; 4.

CAMBRIDGE - Competing in another team’s invite at its on facility, the Cambridge boys and girls track and field teams each claimed titles at the Medicine Valley Invite Thursday. The girls team was dominant in scoring 175 points to overcome Maywood-Hayes center, which was second with 103.

CURTIS - Hi-Line’s Cade Schmidt fired a 91 to finish fifth and two others just missed a medal at the Medicine Valley Golf Invite Thursday in Curtis. The Bulls finished eighth as a team with a 430 and Cambridge was ninth with a 511.