CAMBRIDGE - In terms of possession, Cambridge had the better of it Friday night in its regular season finale against Hi-Line. But even though Cambridge ran 84 plays of offense to just 21 for the Bulls, it ws Hi-Line that made much more of its opportunties in a 34-6 victory that closed out a 7-1 regular season and an outright district championship.

ARAPAHOE - The Arapahoe football team closed out its regular season with an exclamation point, rolling past visting Sandhills Valley, 78-30, Friday night at home. The Warriors earned their seventh victory of the season and claimed a fourseed in the Class D1 playoffs, which begin Thursday at home against Hemingford.

The Maywood/Hayes Center football team wrapped up its 2-6 campaign with a 6-72 loss at undefeated Dundy County Stratton Thursday. Taking on a DCS team that was looking to claim the No.

Medicine Valley and Maywood-Hayes Center competed at the D-6 District Cross Country meet last Wednesday at Perkins County. Kael Garrett of Medicine Valley was the only state qualifier. Garrett placed sixth and crossed the finish line with a time of 18:13.

Medicine Valley’s football season came to an end Thursday in Trenton when the Raiders dropped a 0-50 contest to Hitchcock County. MV punted nine times in the game.

The Southwest Roughriders went down to the wire in Friday’s windy match up with Wallace and got a much needed win to secure a playoff berth. Southwest had to make a few adjustments to its offensive game plan in the face of 50 mph winds.

The fall sports regular seasons are all completed, save for a Thursday football tilt for Southwest and a home volleyball game for Southern Valley. Eleven local athletes will take part in Friday’s State Cross Country Meet in Kearney, while eightman football’s playoff qualifiers will begin their postseasons Thursday.

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MCCOOK - It wasn’t always pretty and they didn’t play perfect, but the Southwest volleyball team didn’t need it to be. After coming from a set down to knock off Cambridge in Monday’s semifinals, the East’s top-seeded Roughriders swept past West top-seed Wallace to claim the school’s first-ever Republican Plains Activities Conference Championship Tuesday night.

RPAC Cross Country took off last Thursday at the Alma Country Club. Wallace took home the girls’ champion title, and Bertrand/Loomis took home the boys’ championship. The Cambridge girls and Alma boys were runner-ups.