CAMBRIDGE - Second-half explosions have proven costly for the Cambridge boys basketball team last week as the Trojans saw both Cozad and Loomis blow open competitive games that resulted in losses.
SUMNER - The Hi-Line boys basketball team battled through a trio of games last week, but came up short in each as it saw its record fall to 0-7 this young season.
BARTLEY - The Arapahoe boys basketball team split its games last week, dropping a home contest with Wilcox-Hildeth in doubleovertime Thursday before bouncing back with a victory over Southwest on Friday.
BARTLEY - The Arapahoe girls basketball team dropped a pair of contests last week as their comeback fell short against WilcoxHildreth and an second-half offensive drought was costly at Southwest.
SUMNER - The Hi-Line girls basketball team seemed to play the same game three times last week. While they competed to the end, they dropped each, falling to 2-5 this season.
The Southwest Roughriders dominated at the South Loup invite on Friday, Dec. 18, hosted at Arnold earning 120.5 total points for the firstplace finish. Anselmo-Merna followed with 104 points and Palmer with 82.5 points for second and third, respectively.
CAMBRIDGE - Southwest took second at the Fran Jorgensen Invite hosted at Cambridge Saturday, Dec. 19. As a team the Roughriders earned 128 points behind leader Atwood-Rawlins County with 140. Arapahoe finished fourth and Cambridge 14th with 103 and 39 points, respectively.
The Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) is pleased to announce the student recipients of the Fall 2020-21 Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association (NCPA) Academic All-State Awards.
The Hi-Line Wrestling Team for the winter season includes Back row (1-r) Syrus Snow, Broden Dean, Drew Knoerzer. Middle (1-r) Jake Klotz, Ayden Moore, Nathaniel Redwine, Carsen Reiners, Kadeyn Kohl. Front (1-r) Ben Tiede, Trevor Jorges, Conner Schutz.