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Eleven area boys wrestlers reached the Class D State Tournament by qualifying from two different district tournaments this past weekend, including four district champions.
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BENKELMAN - A night after ending Wallace’s season with a 50-25 victory, the Medicine Valley girls basketball team saw its season come to a close against the top-ranked team in the State, Dundy County Stratton, at the D2-9 Subdistrict Tournament.
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Girls Scores Maxwell 56, Medicine Valley 21 Arapahoe 55, Bertrand 26 Alma 71, Cambridge 26 Maywood/Hayes Center 71, Chase County 35 Brady 57, Medicine Valley 26 Dundy County Stratton 53, Southern Valley 27 South Loup 53, Hi-Line 43 Southwest 49, Axtell 36 Subdistrict D1-11...
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STAPLETON - The Southwest boys basketball team closed out its regular season with consecutive wins, downing Axtell, 70-25, and Sandhills Valley, 58-28, to improve to 9-13 entering next week’s subdistrict tournament.
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The Hi-Line boys basketball team saw a fourth quarter lead melt away to hot-shooting South Loup Friday in a 63-54 defeat. The Bulls had built a 4237 lead through three quarters, but the Bobcats dropped 26 points in the final eight minutes to rally for the victory.
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With subdistrict play scheduled to begin next week, the Maywood/Hayes Center boys basketball team continued to prepare with games against Wauneta-Palisade and Chase County. MHC kicked off its week by steamrolling WP 73-39 Feb.
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As the postseason quickly approaches, the Medicine Valley boys basketball team ran its record to 13-8 with a Friday matchup with Dundy County Stratton the only game remaining on its regular season schedule.
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CAMBRIDGE - Whether they caught the bullies of the RPAC peaking ahead to a Saturday tilt at the Heartland Hoops Classic or not, the Cambridge boys basketball team gave league champion Alma all it could handle Friday before falling late, 52-44.
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Seven girls wrestlers from Southwest and Southern Valley/ Arapahoe clinched berths at the Class B State Tournament at district tournaments last week.