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CAMBRIDGE - While each of the local teams came up short of a top-three qualifying spot, five area golfers finished in the top ten and advanced to the Class D State Golf Tournament, which begins Tuesday in North Platte.

ORD - The Hi-Line Bulls competed at the NSAA District C-8 meet in Ord last Thursday. Three Hi-Line athletes qualified for the state meet this Friday and Saturday: Asher Hecox, Drew Knoerzer, and Cooper Knackstedt.

MCCOOK - The District D-7 meet, hosted by Medicine Valley, was in McCook last Wednesday. District D-7 had some of the most intense competition, with a Class D State record being set.

Hi-Line golf season ends at districts.

ALMA - Cambridge, Southern Valley, Medicine Valley, Hi-Line, Arapahoe, and Southwest competed at Alma's Dale Harsin Track Invite last Thursday, May 2nd. The Cambridge girls won and the Cambridge boys placed second. The Southern Valley girls placed third, and the boys placed eleventh. For Medicine Valley, the girls placed fourth, and the boys placed eighth. The Hi-Line boys placed fifth and the girls placed ninth. The Arapahoe girls placed sixth and the boys placed ninth. And finally, the Southwest girls placed eighth and the boys placed tenth.

CURTIS - Ten local golfers medaled and the Hi-Line boys golf team took first at the Cattle Trail Tournament in Curtis Tuesday. Four Bulls finished in the top 11 as the Bulls shot a 346, beating out Hitchcock County by three and Southwest by five for the team title.

SUTHERLAND - Arapahoe, Cambridge, Maywood-Hayes Center, Medicine Valley, and Southwest competed at the Best of the Midwest track meet in Sutherland last Tuesday, April 30th. Out of the 24 girls' teams, Cambridge placed ninth, Arapahoe placed fifteenth, Maywood-Hayes Center placed sixteenth, Medicine Valley tied for sixteenth, and Southwest placed twenty-fourth.

BENKELMAN - The Maywood- Hayes Center Wolves competed at the DCS Twilight Invite last Friday, May 3rd. Six teams competed, and out of the six, the Maywood-Hayes Center boys placed fourth with 61 points, and the girls placed fifth with 49 points.