CAMBRIDGE - Local team enjoyed successful trips to the Medicine Vallet Invite, held in Cambridge Friday. The Cambridge girls track and field team took the team title while the the Trojans finished runner-up in the boys’ field.

CURTIS - The Hi-Line golf team was eighth, Cambridge was ninth and Southwest was 12th at the Medicine Valley Invite held in Curtis Thursday. No individuals medaled from the three teams, though Hi-Line’s Gavin Tilson missed a medal by a stroke with a 95, helping the Bulls to a 421 on the day.

Medaling Results from the Don Stine Invite.

Cambridge’s Don Stine Invitational.

ARNOLD - The Hi-Line track and field teams hit the road for the South Loup Invite in Arnold last week, taking eighth in the boys race and 16th in the girls race. The competition was fierce in the boys sprints as Hi-Line’s Ryker Evans finished second in both the 100 and 200, running a personalbest 10.77 in the 100 and a 22.19 in the 200.

CAMBRIDGE - On one of the first pleasant days for a track meet this season, the Arapahoe, Cambridge, Southern Valley and Southwest track and field teams took part in Cambridge’s Don Stine Invite Thursday.

ARAPAHOE - As the temperatures rose Tuesday for the Arapahoe Golf Invite, the scores fell as local high school golfers enjoyed the best weather of the season to date and posted the best scores a swell.

CAMBRIDGE - The Arapahoe, Cambridge and Southern Valley golf teams opened their tournament seasons at the Cambridge Invite Thursday. Southern Valley’s Braxton Hammond and Matt Henderson each shot an 88 to finish tied for eighth place and were the lone local medalists.

ELWOOD - With some shortened rosters due to the State FFA Convention, the Arapahoe, Hi-Line, Southern Valley and Southwest track and field teams competed at the Hi-Line Invite Thursday. In the girls competition, Southern Valley finished third with 50 points, followed by Arapahoe in fourth with 43.

MCCOOK - The Cambridge track and field teams competed at the Hoehner Invite in McCook Thursday, taking on a number of Class B schools in the event. The Cambridge girls finished tied for fourth with Colby and Lexington, scoring 52 points at the event.