Trojans fall at DCS

Body BENKELMAN - The Cambridge football team could not have asked for better opportunities to start Thursday's regular season finale at Dundy County-Stratton.
ABOVE: Cambridge’s Dahlton Wood crunches the DCS quarterback for a sack. BELOW: The Trojans’ Derek Trompke lets fly a throw to the end zone.

Eagles, Roughriders square off at Alma

Body 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.
Eagles, Roughriders square off at Alma

Cambridge finishes runner-up at RPAC Volleyball

Body MCCOOK - The Cambridge volleyball team reached its first Republican Plains Activities Conference Tournament Championship game since 2007 and finished runner-up in a hard-fought pair of matches Tuesday night at the Graff Events Center in McCook.
Cambridge players celebrate a semifinal victory over Alma, which sent the Trojans to their first RPAC final since 2007.

Bulls, Trojans send runners to State

Body CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge girls cross country team finished third and qualified for State while Hi-Line’s Whitney Dickau also qualified individually at the Class D-5 District Cross Country Meet held in Cambridge Thursday.
ABOVE: Cambridge’s Brenna Deterding leads the pack of runners a quarter-mile into Thursday’s district meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Arapahoe’s Jacob Moore and Cambridge’s Gavin Gunderson pass the two-mile mark. BOTTOM RIGHT: Hi-Line’s Whitney Dickau moves into medal position.

Hi-Line lead fades in loss to Hitchcock County

Body EUSTIS - With a strong start, the Hi-Line football team commanded Friday's final regular season game throughout the first half. But as some injuries mounted and the visiting Hitchcock County Falcons got their running game amped up, the lead slipped away.

Bulls overcome Cambridge in overtime

Body CAMBRIDGE - Both teams enjoyed 14-point leads, then both teams lost those leads. The final play of regulation left both teams thinking they had a chance to win it right there.
Hi-Line’s Isaiah Bullis takes off on a long run around the right end.
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