ARAPAHOE - Through four games, the Arapahoe football team has been virtually untested into a second half. The Warriors have outscored their opponents 230-33.

Several area athletes placed in the top fifteen for the girls, including Hailey Edwards of Hi-Line, Agneshka Sankey of Maywood-Hayes Center, Briar Gunderson of Cambridge, Olivia Wall of Hi-Line, and Rachel Harris of Cambridge.

Dundy County-Stratton 50, Hi-Line 7 Loomis 46, Maywood-Hayes Center 6 Arapahoe 67, Southern Valley 6 Cambridge 46, Bertrand 0 Ansley/Litchfield 60, Medicine Valley 33 Up Next Thursday, September 26 Maywood/Hayes Center vs. Overton 7 p.m.

WAUNETA - The Maywood- Hayes Center volleyball team continues to find ways to win, even if they take the hard road to get there. The Wolves won each of their matches last week, downing Hershey in four sets before escaping Wauneta-Palisade in five on Thursday.

The Medicine Valley volleyball team took on Sandhills- Thedford and Hitchcock County last week, losing to both teams three sets to none. On Tuesday, September 17, the Raiders took on the Sandhills Thedford Knights at home.

The Maywood/Hayes Center football team fell to 2-2 on the season after a D2-8 district loss against the Loomis Wolves Friday. MHC dug itself a 0-22 hole on Loomis’s home field in the first quarter.

ARAPAHOE - The Arapahoe Warriors volleyball team played four games in two days last week. First, the Warriors traveled to Cozad for a triangular.

Kyra Nelms had nine. The Roughriders served seven aces and had nine stuff blocks.

MCCOOK - After a tough stretch of results, the Cambridge volleyball team rebounded from a first-round setback to Chase County at Saturday’s McCook Invite to post a pair of wins while placing fifth. The Trojans downed Decatur Community, 25-22, 25-19, then completed their day with a 25-13, 25-18 win over Alliance.

Grove rushed for 34 yards and completed four passes for 18 yards. Arapahoe outgained the Eagles 431-151.