Body EUSTIS - While the home team wouldn’t roll over, visiting Arapahoe claimed its fourth win in five games with a 61-44 victory at Hi-Line Friday.

Body The Maywood-Hayes Center dropped a trio f competitive games in the past week, twice leading through three quarters before the game slipped away. Last Tuesday, the Wolves led Maxwell 41-39 headed to the fourth, but were outscored 18-5 in the fourth of a 57-46 defeat.

Body The Hi-Line boys wrestling team medaled three at the Elm Creek Invite, led by third place finishes from Simon Scharf at 175 pounds and Tucker Viter at 285 pounds. Teammate Grady Schutz finished fourth at 150 pounds.

Body EUSTIS - Arapahoe’s comeback attempt from a nine-point deficit came up short and the Hi-Line boys basketball team held on for a 50-46 win over the Warriors Friday night.

Body IMPERIAL - With four tournaments in eight days, the Southwest girls wrestling team claimed team titles at Perkins County, Elm Creek and Chase County as they count down the final few weeks before districts.

Body SOUTHERN VALLEY - In a battle is two of the top teams in the RPAC, the Southwest and Southern Valley girls basketball teams provided a preview of what’s to come in the RPAC Tournament this next week.

Body GRAND ISLAND - the Arapahoe girls bowling team battled through bracket play and took the team title at the Grand Island Invite Saturday. The Warriors defeated Grand Island 3-1 in the championship match, rolling games of 171, 154, 132 and closing with a 193.

Body DUNNING - With six medalists, the Cambridge wrestling team finished second at the Sandhills/Thedford Invite Saturday. Dierks Sayer took recorded four first-period pins on his way to the title at 144 while Carter Hanes (150) and Charlie Houser (126) each finished second.

Body ELM CREEK - The Southern Valley wrestling teams had strong days at the Elm Creek Invite Friday as the boys team took secon din the 17-team field while the girls finished third out of 19 teams. Both teams scored over 100 points.

Body KEARNEY - After consecutive blowout wins against Hi-Line and Paxton, the Maywood-Hayes Center girls basketball team saw its eightgame win streak halted by a 58-42 defeat to Shelton at the Girls Basketball Showcase in Kearney Saturday.