EUSTIS - Things can change quite a bit in the span of six weeks. In mid-September, Hi-Line hosted Sutherland and dropped the Sailors to 0-3 with a 44-24 victory in which they ran all over the Sailors in rolling away late to victory.

ARAPAHOE - In completing an 8-0 regular season, the formula has been mostly the same for the Arapahoe football team - grab a lead early, lean on a strong and opportunistic defense and roll away to victory.

CAMBRIDGE - After each team had largely dominated their first round matchups at D1-12 Subdistrict Tournament, the Cambridge and Southwest volleyball teams squared off one final time this season for the Subdistrict title and an automatic berth in Saturday’s district final.

KEARNEY - The Cambridge and Hi-Line cross country teams sent individuals to compete at the Class D State Cross Country Meet in Kearney Friday with each athlete representing their school well. Cambridge finished 13th place as a team, led by sophomore Brenna Deterding, who finished 29th with a time of 22:06, and freshman Rachel Harris, who took 39th place with a time of 22:32.

OVERTON - The Hi-Line volleyball team took down one victory, but dropped a match with eventual-champion Overton in the quarterfinals to finish their Fort Kearny Tournament 1-1. The Bulls took down Wilcox-Hildreth in the opener, 25-16, 22-25, 25-22 behind a balanced attack led by Carley Thompson and Ansley Williams.

Team qualifier - Cambridge Girls (Kori Koeppen, Paige Sickels, Rachel Harris, Megan tenBensel, Brenna Deterding) Class D Girls State Cross Country Meet Individual Qualifier - Whitney Dickau, Hi-Line Class D Girls State Cross Country Meet.

SUMNER - The Southwest football team dropped a 62-6 contest at Sumner-Eddyville-Miller Friday night as the Roughriders fell to 1-6 on the season. The Mustangs jumped out to a 24-0 lead after a quarter and built a 47-0 edge before the Roughriders got on the board with a 9-yard touchdown pass from Nate Rippe to Kaden Day 41 seconds before halftime.

BENKELMAN - The Cambridge football team could not have asked for better opportunities to start Thursday's regular season finale at Dundy County-Stratton. The Tigers turned the ball over each of their first three possessions, granting Cambridge possession inside the DCS 20 on each of its first three chances.

CAMBRIDGE - The Arapahoe and Cambridge volleyball teams opened the Republican Plains Activities Conference Tournament against each other Monday in Cambridge. The second-seeded Trojans (22-5) received a challenge from the seventh-seeded Warriors through parts of the first and third sets, but in the end, dominated the match with a 25-11, 25-4, 25-13 victory.

Monday evening at the first round of the RPAC Volleyball Tournament No. 1 seeded Alma hosted matches. The first meeting of the evening was a battle between fourth-seeded Southwest and fifth-seeded Southern Valley. The Roughriders took the match three sets to one with the scores reading 25-22, 25- 22, 21-25, and 25-17.