Body 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.

Body their success early, but she was pleased with the effort even though she was frustrated with the defeat. “We came in expecting to win and we had a chance,” Carpenter said.

Body Arapahoe rallies to upend Alma After two setbacks to the Cardinals earlier this season, the Arapahoe volleyball team advanced out of the first round with a five-set victory over third-seeded Alma Thursday.

Body NORTH PLATTE - It didn’t take long to realize it just wasn’t the Warriors’ night at North Platte St. Pat’s Thursday.

Body ELWOOD - A 20-point third quarter from the visitors broke open a tied game at the half as Alma took down Hi-Line 42-30 Friday night in both teams’ season finale.

Body TRENTON - A few miscues put the Cambridge football team in a bind early and the Trojans’ offense couldn’t recover in a 34-0 defeat at Hitchcock Countu Thursday.

Body SUMNER - The Southwest football team took on one of the State’s very best Friday afternoon, but returned home with a 56-22 defeat, falling to 4-3 this season.

Body The Maywood/Hayes Center football team went into its Friday contest against Bertrand knowing it needed a win to give itself a chance to make the Class D2 playoffs.

Body Friday’s wet away matchup at Paxton took its toll on the Medicine Valley football team. The Raiders lost the game 20-51 and suffered numerous injuries on the slippery field.

Body ARAPAHOE - While Hi-Line succeeded in making it a disjointed start for the Warriors in Friday night’s rivalry meeting in Arapahoe, it didn’t take long for the home town to flex its might and roll away to a 51-12 triumph to improve to 7-0 on the season.