Body The Hi-Line boys basketball team took to the road last week and grabbed a pair of victories, winning at Maxwell in convincing fashion before pulling out a late win at Pleasanton Friday. The Bulls improved to 3-1 on the season.

Body The Cambridge boys basketball team now have a 4-1 record after their first loss. The Trojans took on South Loup last Friday and lost in overtime 56-66.

Body OXFORD - The Lady Eagles continue undefeated after winning 59-29 against the Overton Eagles last Saturday. Southern Valley continued their trend of agressive defense and had with fifteen steals, creating several fastbreak opportunities for themselves.

Body OXFORD - The Southern Valley boys took on Overton at home last Saturday. The boys won big 64 to 38.

Body A strong third quarter wasn’t enough to rally past a large halftime deficit at Maxwell for the Hi-Line girls basketball team last week. The Bulls fell into a 39-10 halftime hole before dropping a 57-25 decision to the Wildcats.

Body MCCOOK - One week after a regular season contest saw Maywood-Hayes Center hold off Southwest in a high-scoring girls basketball showdown, the Wolves and Roughriders tipped off a different brand of basketball in the Cattle Tail Championship game.

Body The Southern Valley girls bowling team took the tournament title and the boys finished runner-up at the McCool Junction Invite Saturday. Alyson Adams claimed the individual title for the Eagles as well and Alex Meyers was runner-up in the girls’ competition.

Body LINCOLN - The Nebraska School Activities Association is progressing in its biennial high school football scheduling process and released classifications for the next scheduling period. These classifications are effective for all football teams for both the 2024 and 2025 seasons.

Body ARAPAHOE - In a dual with Southern Valley Friday, the Arapahoe boys and girls bowling teams picked up victories over the Eagles, taking the contests 19-2 and 18-3. Matt DeOss bowled a 147 and Brandon Rascon had a 146 for the Warriors.

Body MCCOOK - After a 4-0 start to the season pushed the Maywood-Hayes Center boys basketball team into the finals of the Cattle Trail Tournament Saturday, the Wolves tried to use the same formula that had gotten them their first four wins.