LINCOLN - In its first round match of the Class D1 State Volleyball Tournament, the sixth-seeded Cambridge volleyball team held up in a lot of critical areas, like passing, serve and serve receive. But third-seeded Archbishop Bergan, the eventual State Runner-Up, largely dominated at the net and led throughout a 25-14, 25-16, 25- 18 sweep of the Trojans.

Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWN- PHD) has pediatric doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine now available. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the Pfizer pediatric COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use in ages 5 to 11 at the end of October, and now the official guidelines and recommendations have been given by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.

HOLDREGE - In a district final match short on drama, the Cambridge volleyball team leaned on its defense and took control early while rolling to a 25-19, 25-22, 25-18 sweep of Central Valley Saturday, clinching a berth in this week’s Class D1 State Volleyball Tournament in Lincoln.

ARAPAHOE- Friday evening featured a matchup between two incredibly physical teams in the second round of the NSAA D1 playoffs as the third seeded Arapahoe Warriors hosted fourteenth seeded Perkins County. Unfortunately for the Warriors, their season came to a close with a 37-28 loss.

AMHERST- Monday evening was the first day of the C2-10 subdistrict tournament in Amherst. The first match of the evening featured No. 1 seeded Amherst taking on fourth-seeded Hi-Line. Amherst took care of business quickly winning in three sets, 25-12, 25-11, and 25-18.

CAMBRIDGE - The Southwest volleyball team opened Subdistrict D1-12 play Friday with a dominant 25-12, 25-10, 25-10 victory over third-seeded Hitchcock County. The Roughriders dominated the match form the start, racing out to the lead in each set while coasting to the finish comfortably for their 19th win of the season.

CAMBRIDGE - The Arapahoe volleyball team saw its season come to a close Monday at the Subdistrict D1- 12 Tournament in Cambridge. The fourth-seeded Warriors dropped their opener of the tournament to top-seeded Cambridge, 25-8, 25-12, 25-15.

BENKELMAN - The Cambridge football team saw its season come to a swift close Thursday night in the opening round of the Class D1 Playoffs at Dundy County-Stratton. Cambridge turned the ball over eight times and the Tigers made little waste of abundant opportunities, scoring 28 in the opening quarter and 38 more in the second quarter to roll away to a 66-8 victory.

CLOCKWISE: Cambridge’s Megan tenBensel, the Trojans’ Rachel Harris, Hi-Line’s Whitney Dickau, Cambridge’s Kori Koeppen and the Trojans’ Paige Sickels each competed at the Class D State Cross County Meet Friday in Kearney.

BARTLEY - For Homecoming, the Southwest football team put on its best show of fireworks. The Roughriders put up nearly 500 yards of offense and scored six times, but it wasn't enough as visiting Wallace left town with a 78-42 victory that closed the 'Riders season at 1-7.