BENKELMAN - An exciting finals round saw the Arapahoe and Cambridge wrestling teams exchange victories and the lead, but the Trojans' early advantage was just too much for the Warriors to overcome as Cambridge claimed its first Republican Plains Activities Conference Championship Friday.

The Cambridge girls' basketball team took on the Sutherland Sailors last Friday and came away with a 45-30 victory. The Trojans are now 8-5.

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SOUTHERN VALLEY - The Southern Valley boys' basketball team fell 61-77 to the Holdrege Dusters at home last Friday. The Eagles are now 6-7.

The Cambridge boys' basketball team blew the Sutherland Sailors out of the water last Friday. The Trojans won 61-17, making their record 9-4.

SOUTHERN VALLEY - The girls' basketball team faced the Holdrege Dusters last Friday and emerged victorious, 46-21. Their record is now 13-1.

The Maywood-Hayes Center girls’ basketball team took on the Sandhills Thedford Knights last Friday. The Wolves came away with a 4335 victory, improving their near-perfect record to 13-1.

ARAPAHOE - The Arapahoe and Hi-Line girls’ basketball teams played at Arapahoe last Friday. The Lady Warriors won 64-24.

The Wolves trekked to Dunning to take on Sandhills-Thedford last Friday. Maywood-Hayes Center beat the Knights in overtime by a score of 61-54.

With the RPAC tournament quickly approaching, the Medicine Valley girls basketball team split games with Sandhills Valley and Dundy County Stratton last week. As would be expected from the 53-8 final score, the Raiders defense did a great job of stifl ing Sandhills Valley’s offense Jan.