Hi-Line falls to Bobcats

Hi-Line’s football team continues to look for its season’s first win after an 18-44 loss to South Loup Friday. After the Bobcats were first on the board Friday, Hi-Line responded with a 52-yard drive, capped by a 30-yard pass from Lucas Cochrane to Karter Tilson.
Hi-Line falls to Bobcats

Mid-game surge not enough as DCS hands Cambridge first loss

CAMBRIDGE - A flurry of three touchdowns in four minutes of game time pushed Cambridge out of a 20-point hole and into the lead Friday night against Dundy County Stratton, but the Trojans struggled to corral the Tigers ground game and eventually dropped their first contest of the season, 54-34.
Mid-game surge not enough as DCS hands Cambridge first loss

Turnovers doom Warriors in loss at Hitchcock County

TRENTON - The Arapahoe football team hit the road for a third-straight week and put a strong performance up against one of the region’s most consistent winners, Hitchcock County. The Warriors achieved a number of their objectives.
Turnovers doom Warriors in loss at Hitchcock County

Cambridge sweeps Overton

CAMBRIDGE - In a match that has carried high stakes and typically high drama over the past decade, the Cambridge volleyball team swept its way past Overton Thursday, 25-10, 25-20, 25-13 to improve to 6-1 on the season.
Cambridge sweeps Overton

Eagles, Roughriders battle at triangular, Elm Creek

BARTLEY - The Southwest and Southern Valley volleyball teams met twice last week, matching up in a triangular with Sutherland Thursday before both landing at the Elm Creek Invite Saturday. In both matches, the Eagles took the opener 25-21 before falling in three sets.
	Eagles, Roughriders battle at triangular, Elm Creek

Med. Valley battles to win

After suffering its second five-set loss in five days, the Medicine Valley volleyball team picked up its first win of the season Saturday. The Raiders, which lost to Silver Lake in five sets Sept.
Med. Valley battles to win

XC teams converge on Cambridge

Southwest Nebraska cross country teams converged in Cambridge Friday for one of the season’s biggest meets. Eighteen high schools, including 10 RPAC teams, tolerated a weather delay before hitting the wet course.
XC teams converge on Cambridge
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