Raiders upend Wallace, fall in finals

Body WALLACE - After a busy and exhilirating night Monday, the Medicine Valley volleyball team saw its season come to a close Tuesday in the subdistrict finals against Wauneta-Palisade.
Medicine Valley’s Sienna Houghtelling (above) and Stella Heapy (below).

Cambridge downs Overton in 5

Body OVERTON - Could we see that again? The top two teams in Class D2, both in the State ratings and the NSAA point standings, squared off in the Subditrict D2-7 Title match Tuesday and it did not disappoint.
Cambridge’s Jalen Kent stuffs an Overton attack.

Hi-Line stunned by Summerland rally

Body EUSTIS - The third-seeded Hi-Line football team did a lot of the things a higher seed is supposed to do in taking down a lower-seeded, firstround opponent. The Bulls jumped on the visting Summerland Bobcats in the first half and enjoyed a 32-14 lead at the break.
The Bulls’ Ryker Evans reaches for the end zone on a touchdown run.

Southwest heads to playoffs with win over Paxton

Body Southwest’s football team secured a first round home game in the Class D6 playoffs with a 50-35 win over Paxton last week. The Roughriders finished the regular season with a 6-2 record and were runners up in District 4.
Southwest’s Damario Koetter and Hunter Blume combine on a tackle.

On to the District Finals

Body Three area teams have advanced to district finals on Saturday by virtue of winning Subdistrict championships Tuesday night.
Cambridge’s Bailee Ahlemeyer celebrates a point durin the fifth set of the Trojans’ victory over Overton Tuesday.

Nine compete at State Cross Country

Body Ten area athletes competed in the Class D State Cross Country Championships last Friday in Kearney. The Lady Trojans placed seventeenth as a team and Kael Garrett of Medicine Valley placed sixteenth individually in the boys’ race.
Medicine Valley’s Kael Garrett (above) tries to stay with the top pack at State. Pictured below are Cambridge’s JoLie Farr (bottom left) and Southern Valley’s Tayley Becker (bottom right).

RPAC Volleyball Tourney

Body CAMBRIDGE - In the opening round of the RPAC Volleyball Tournament, the action from Cambridge began with third-seeded Southern Valley dismissing sixth-seeded Medicine Valley in straightsets, 25-12, 25-15, 25-19.
Pictured left to right: Jalen Kent scrambles to tip a ball tight to the net while Clara Hilker and Naomi Gutierrez set up a solid block.
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