CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge boys basketball team picked up a pair of victories over the weekend, running past Sutherland Friday before using a strong fourth quarter to hold off Maxwell Saturday to improve to 11-3 this season.

CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge girls basketball team put a three-game win streak on the line over the weekend and fought its way through some offensive struggles to post a pair of wins and claim the No. 2 seed at the upcoming RPAC Tournament, which begins Saturday.

BARTLEY- Friday evening the Southwest girls basketball team battled against the Bertrand Vikings and came away with a big win, 44-26. The Roughriders raced out to a big lead, 15-4 including Bailey Truksa's two three-pointers to get them rolling. In the second quarter, it was much of the same as they scored 14 points to the Vikings one and they led 29-5 at the intermission.

ARAPAHOE - With a dominant secondhalf, the Arapahoe girls basketball team rolled away from visiting Hi-Line Friday night for a 61-33 victory. The victory pushed the Warriors to 8-5 this season while the Bulls fell to 2-9.

SOUTHERN VALLEY - After a frustrating loss in which the ball refuded to go in the basket against Chase County Tuesday, the Southern Valley boys basketball team bounced back to give Holdrege all it could handle Friday.

DUNNING - The Cambridge and Southwest wrestling teams competed at the Sandhills/Thedford Invite Saturday. The Roughriders finished fourth at the meet as six wrestler medaled, led by Carter Van Pelt, who remained unbeaten on the season and took first at 126 pounds.

SHELTON - The Arapahoe rwestling team took six medals and finished third at the Shelton Invite Saturday. Both Tristian White (152) and Levi Kerner (285) captured individual titles at the meet as the Warriors scored 135 points and were nine back of Conestoga for runner-up.

GIBBON - The Southern Valley and Hi-Line wrestling teams continued their seasons Saturday at the Gibbon Bill Foster Invite. The Eagles medaled four wrestlers and finished sixth at the 12-team invite while Hi- Line, with just two wrestlers competing, medaled one and finished 11th.

BARTLEY - The Cambridge girls basketball team jumped on hosting Southwest early and kept the pressure on throughout, building a lead as big as 20 before coasting to the finish of a 47-33 victory. Cambridge knocked down six threes and was disruptive on the defensive end, producing 17 steals as Southwest tied its season-low for scoring.

AMHERST - The Cambridge, Hi-Line and Southwest wrestling teams competed at the Amherst Invite Saturday, earning 13 medals collectively at one of the toughest meets on the schedule. Southwest finished fourth with 95 points, edging Cambridge, which finished fifth.