CAMBRIDGE - In a race not only to qualify for the Class D State Cross Country meet, but also to beat an impending thunderstorm, six area individuals medaled and the Cambridge girls finished second at Thursday’s District D-5 Meet in Cambridge.

Medicine Valley’s football team scored a season-high 69 points Friday night on its way to a thirty-point victory. The Raiders dug themselves in a 0-12 hole to start the game, but found their rhythm midway through the first quarter.

Class D Boys Kael Garrett, Medicine Valley Braden Sandfort, Cambridge Connor Edwards, Hi-Line Class D Girls Cambridge Girls Team (Lydia McGowen, Briar Gunderson, Ruth Harris, Katie Fegley, Kylie Koeppen) Agneshka Sankey, Maywood-Hayes Center Olivia Wall, Hi-Line Addison Lozo, Southern Valley .

Maywood/Hayes Center’s football team closed out its season with a bang, picking up a win at Bertrand 32-30. The game got off to a dire start with Bertrand returning the opening kickoff 55 yards for a touchdown then pinning MHC on its own one-yard line for its first offensive possession.

CAMBRIDGE - In Thursday’s opening round of RPAC Volleyball Tournament action, the top seeds at the Cambridge site both emerged from the first round with sweeps before second-seeded Cambridge took down thirdseeded Arapahoe in four sets.

The Maywood/Hayes Center volleyball team rolled into the RPAC tournament semifinals on a seven-match winning streak, but saw its hopes of a conference championship dashed Monday night in a 3-1 loss to West No. 1 seed Dundy County Stratton.

BARTLEY - RPAC East top seed Southwest rolled to an opening round win against eighth-seeded Medicine Valley, then survived a fight with fourth-seeded Alma to advance from Thursday’s first round matches at Southwest.

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CAMBRIDGE - In welcoming an undefeated foe for senior night, the Cambridge football team did about everything but win the game Thursday as the Trojans pushed Hitchcock County to the brink, but fell 20-14 in overtime.

ALMA - The Hi-Line football team hit jumped in the opening quarter of Friday’s contest at Alma and couldn’t recover in a 64-34 loss to the Cardinals that ended their season at 2-6. Alma scored three times in the first quarter and led 22-0 before the Bulls restored some order with a pair of secondquarter scores.