O’NEILL - After a strong start defensively, the Cambridge football team had an opportunity to grab momentum on the road in its playoff opener Thursday. But after missing a couple opportunities to grab a lead, Cambridge saw St.

BARTLEY - Four local teams made up the majority of the field at the Subdistrict D1-10 Tournament in Bartley Monday and Tuesday, a tournament that played out to seed. Monday, Arapahoe opened the tournament with a 25-21, 20-25, 25-17, 25-20 victory over Hi-Line.

BENKELMAN - The Medicine Valley volleyball team saw its season come to a close Monday in the first round of the subdistrict tournament. The Raiders dropped their match to Paxton, 25-11, 25-19, 25-13.

HAYES CENTER - The Maywood-Hayes Center volleyball team made a point of getting off to better starts in each set in its Subdistrict opener against Sutton Tuesday. The Wolves had found success rallying from deficits the past couple weeks, but wanted to start stronger.

Sights from the State Cross Country Meet

CAMBRIDGE - Arapahoe, Cambridge, Hi-Line, Southwest, and Southern Valley athletes competed at the District D-5 meet in Cambridge last Thursday, October 17. Several athletes qualified, including Hailey Edwards, Olivia Wall, Kara Brockman, and Whitney Page of Hi-Line. The Trojans also had several qualifiers, including Briar Gunderson, Katie Fegley, Rachel Harris, Kylie Koeppen, Jensyn Weiss, and Gavin Gunderson.

The Medicine Valley Raiders and Maywood-Hayes Center Wolves competed at the NSAA D-6 District Cross County meet in Grant last Thursday, October 17. Agneshka Sankey of MHC and Kael Garrett of Medicine Valley both placed in the top fifteen to qualify for state.

MCCOOK - The Southwest volleyball team moved to 30-0 with a four-set triumph over Maywood-Hayes Center in the championship match of the RPAC Tournament in McCook Tuesday night. The Roughriders led throughout the match, but the Wolves, now 22-7, constantly rallied, only to fall short 25-22, 20-25, 26-24, 25-18.

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HAYES CENTER - With three steady performances, the Maywood-Hayes Center volleyball team reached the RPAC Tournament championship match. The Wolves dropped the first set twice on Thursday, before both times rallying for a four-set victory.