Dowell placed fourth and eighth. Isaac Hamilton took runner-up in the 800. The boys' 4x4 and 4x1 relays placed fifth and sixth. The fifth-place 4x4 relay consisted of Isaac Hamilton, Sam Bantam, Josiah Dowell, and Preston Howart. Tylor Grove, Hayden Lans, Gabe Grove, and Sam Bantam ran the 4x1.

first with a time of 12.94. Farr also placed third in the 200.

MERNA - The Maywood-Hayes Center track team took home both champion titles from the Anselmo-Merna Invite last Thursday. The men won with 133 points, and the ladies with 128, both teams beating the runners-up by ten or more points.

WILCOX - The Arapahoe Warrior and Cambridge Trojan track teams competed at the Falcon Track Invite in Wilcox-Hildreth last Friday. The Cambridge boys placed second as a team, and the Arapahoe boys placed eleventh.

OXFORD - The Hi-Line Bills, Medicine Valley Raiders, Southwest Roughriders, and Southern Valley Eagles competed at SV's Track Invite last Friday. The Southern Valley girls won twenty-six top-eight places.

Arapahoe and Maywood-Hayes Center track teams competed at the 2024 UNK Indoor Class D Invite last Thursday, with both teams taking home a handful of medals. Will Cacy and Grayson Koller dominated for the Arapahoe boys.

The Republican Plains Activity Conference has announced the 2023-2024 All-Conference Basketball Teams. In the Girls East Division, First Team selections included Stella Heapy of Medicine Valley, and Ann Bose and Adi Hunt, of Southern Valley.

CAMBRIDGE - Southern Valley, Southwest, and Cambridge competed at the Trojans relays last Saturday. On the girls' and boys' sides, Cambridge placed first as a team, Southwest placed second, and Southern Valley placed third.

LINCOLN - A weekend full of dramatic finishes and heroic performances from the Class D2 State Boys basketball Tournament culminated in the final championship game of the weekend Saturday night at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

LINCOLN - A raucous third-quarter rally from seventh-seeded Elm Creek put a scare in second-seeded Maywood-Hayes Center during Wednesday’s Class D2 First Round game, but the Wolves righted the ship and held off the Buffaloes for a 5850 victory. The win pushed the Wolves into the State Basketball semifinals for the secondstraight year.