For first time, Eagles and Warriors hit the lanes

5 years ago By News Staff
At the end of May 2020, the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) voted to sanction bowling as a high school varsity sport for the 2020-21 school year. A couple of weeks ago, Tornado Alley in Arapahoe hosted the first triangular between Arapahoe, Southern Valley and Ogallala.
Arapahoe and Southern Valley bowling teams compete at the team’s first triangular in Arapahoe in December. Both teams will be back to Tornado Alley in Arapahoe for a triangular Thursday.

Bulls, Roughriders split game at Elwood

5 years ago By News Staff
The Hi-Line boys basketball team was relentless on offense Saturday as it rode a hot a 41-point first half to a 73-56 victory over Southwest Saturday, its first of the season. Hi-Line started out strong, outscoring Southwest 25-14 in the first quarter.
Southwest’s Bailey Truksa pulls up for a jumper in the lane over a closing Hi-Line defender, Kaydee Diefenbaugh.

Bulls, Roughriders split game at Elwood

5 years ago By News Staff
The Southwest Girls’ Roughriders Basketball team earned its third win of the season at Hi-Line, 48-43, Saturday. The Roughriders are now 3-6 on the season whiel the Bulls fell to 2-6.
Hi-Line’s Cade Schmidt scores over a shot-challenging Hunter Cunningham.

Cambridge finishes second, third at South Platte Tournament

5 years ago By News Staff
BIG SPRINGS - The Cambridge girls basketball team finished runner-up at the South Platte Holiday Tournament last week. The Trojans ended a five-game losing streak with a 48-41 victory over conferencerival Dundy County-Stratton in the first round Wednesday afternoon.

Arapahoe takes fourth at Braithwait Tourney

5 years ago By News Staff
ARAPAHOE - After a rough couple games against quality competition at the Bob Braithwait Holiday Tournament, the Arapahoe girls basketball team headed up to I80 for a conference matchup at Maxwell Saturday.
Arapahoe’s Hope Koller is fouled while trying to score inside.

Arapahoe boys drop trio of games last week

5 years ago By News Staff
ARAPAHOE - The Arapahoe boys basketball team experienced some offensive struggles that proved costly in a trio of games last week. The Warriors dropped a pair of games at the Bob Braithwait Holiday Tournament to finish fourth before also falling in a road contest at Maxwell this past weekend.
The Warriors’ Triston Abraham attacks the paint on the dribble.
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