Hi-Line finishes 18th at South Loup Invite

Body The Hi-Line wrestling team competed with three wrestlers at the South Loup Invite, finishing 18th with 17 team points. Syrus Snow finished fourth at 285 pounds and led the Bulls with 13 team points scored.
Hi-Line finishes 18th at South Loup Invite

COVID-19 Update for Southwest Nebraska

Body Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) is seeing continued increases in positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations due to the spread of the Omicron variant in the health district.

RPAC CHAMPS!

Body ALMA - In a competitive race fort he RPAC Wrestling Championship Friday, the Arapahoe Warriors came out on top, medaling eight wrestlers whiel taking a pair of individual titles.
The Arapahoe wrestling team celebrated its first RPAC Tournament Title Friday. Complete results and more photos can be found on Pages B2 and B3.

RPAC Basketball Tournament moves to semifinals

Body ALMA - After surviving a scare from seventh-seeded Bertrand in the first round, the Cambridge girls basketball team avanged an early-season loss to Southern Valley with a victory in the RPAC Quarterfinals Monday night.
Cambridge’s Autumn Deterding powers up around a Bertrand defender inside as the Trojans rallied for a late win against the Vikings Saturday.

Eagles earn split with Chase County, Holdrege

Body SOUTHERN VALLEY - In a difficult week that included two matchups with quality upp-class teams, the Southern Valley girls leaned on their defense to try and sweep the pair. The Eagles settled for a split.
Southern Valley’s Adi Hunt challenges a Holdrege defender in the paint.

Hi-Line, Southern Valley compete at Gibbon

Body Hi-Line’s Syrus Snow (left) and Southern Valley’s Mason Noel (right) were among those that competed for the Bulls and Eagles at the Gibbon Bill Foster Invite. Complete results can be found on Page B5.
Hi-Line, Southern Valley compete at Gibbon

Bulls, Roughriders split hoops contests

Body BARTLEY - The Southwest girls and Hi-Line boys basketball teams rode big first halves to victory in matchups at Southwest High School last Tuesday. The Hi-Line boys team put up 33 points in the first half, then idled to the finish of a 54-27 victory over Southwest.
Bulls, Roughriders split hoops contests

Hi-Line grinds out win at Arapahoe

Body ARAPAHOE - In a lowscoring affair, the Arapahoe boys basketball team enjoyed the advantage in the first half, but the Hi-line Bulls shut the Warriors down after halftime and escaped Arapahoe with a 41-31 win Friday night.
Arapahoe’s Grant Taylor tries to score over a Bulls’ defender.
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