Arapahoe holds off Medicine Valley

Body CAMBRIDGE - You may not be able to win a game in the first quarter, but you can take a big step toward the cause. The Arapahoe girls basketball team capped its RPAC Tournament with a consolation victory over Medicine Valley Thursday, 49-38.
Arapahoe’s Berkley Warner knocks down a corner three.

Bulls go 1-1 at FKC Tourney

Body The Hi-Line boys basketball team used a big first half to advance past Overton in th first round of the FKC Tournament Saturday, then fell to Amherst in the quarterfinal round Tuesday.
ABOVE: Hi-Line’s Ryker Evans goes in for a layup. BELOW: The Bulls’ Cade Schmidt rises for a jumper.

Southwest medals all five at Red Cloud

Body RED CLOUD - All four Southwest wrestlers emdaled at the Warcat Invite in Red Cloud Saturday. Carter Van Pelt led the Roughriders with a first-place finish and remained unbeaten this season while Jacob Kerns and Clayton Hardy each took second.
The Hi-Line girls basketball team dropped its FKC Tournament opener against Loomis Saturday, 64-25, then fell in a consolation game Monday to Elm Creek, 53-32. Zoey Evans (pictured above) led the bUlls with seven points in Saturday’s contest while Kelsey Shotkoski scored six. Genesee Knackstedt (pictured below) had a team-high three steals in the contest with Loomis.

RPAC Wrestling

Body Individual results for Arapahoe: 106 - Clayton North (12-17) placed 5th and scored 4.
Arapahoe’s Levi Kerner (above) earned his fourth RPAC Championship and Austin Warburton (below) competed at the RPAC Meet Friday.

RPAC Wrestling

Body Individual results for Southern Valley 106 - Chase Hamilton (10-20) placed 4th and scored 10.
RPAC Wrestling

RPAC Basketball

Body With fast start, Eagles roll past Medicine Valley BARTLEY - With a quick start and a thieving defense, the Southern Valley girls left little drama in their 54-29 opening round victory over Medicine Valley Saturday.
Cambridge’s Brylyn Springer puts up a jumper.

RPAC Basketball

Body Bertrand puts away Southern Valley BARTLEY - With a hot shooter and a turnover-prone opponent, the sixth-seeded Southern Valley boys erased an early deficit and built an eight-point lead midway through the second quarter.
Cambridge’s Zach McArthur glides in for a score.
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