Medicine Valley remained undefeated on the gridiron with a 56-28 over 2-2 Sumner-Eddyville-Miller Friday. The Raiders were quick to get on the board, recovering an onside kick to start the game then scoring on a passing touchdown to Payton Newcomb on the first play from scrimmage.

WALLAcE - over an incredibly busy week of competition, the Maywood/ hayes center volleyball ripped off eight wins in the span of eight days, capturing a tournament title at Sutherland while sweeping a triangular at Wallace as well.

Southern Valley improved its football record to 4-1 with a 52-8 win over 0-5 Axtell Friday. The Eagles took a 22-0 lead into the second quarter and expanded their advantage to 37-0 lead at halftime.

in what has been an often unpredictable and highlycompetitive RPAc Volleyball season so far, there are two weeks remaining before the league tournament begins october 15. The following are the league standings for both the East and West divisions through competition Tuesday.

BRADY - For the second time last week, the hi-Line volleyball team finished runner-up at a tournament, taking second at the Brady invite Saturday.

Cambridge TeamMates Micah and Bill attended the Husker football game and TeamMates Scholarship recognition event in Lincoln on Sept 12. All TeamMates scholarship recipients were invited to attend the event held at Memorial Stadium.

With the postseason looming, area cross country runners hit courses at Maywood/ Hayes Center and Kearney as they prepare for state.

ARTHUR - Playing a bit beat up and shorthanded, the Southwest football team fell flat at Arthur County Friday, suffering its first defeat of the season, 52-19. In a battle of unbeatens, the Wolves used an explosive passing game to build a big first-half lead, then coasted to the finish.

The Southern Valley/Alma softball team split a triangular Monday, downing Chase County, 19-7, before falling to Kearney Catholic, 11-0. The Saints, now 14-10 on the season, have one game remaining Thursday at Kearney Catholic before entering postseason play Monday.

CURTIS - With a great amount of service pressure and offense, the Cambridge volleyball team rolled past Medicine Valley Thursday, taking a 25-14, 25-14, 25-10 victory over the Raiders. Cambridge hit .389 in the match as Brooklyn Holtze smashed 15 kills and Joslyn Holtze added 11.