RPAC Track and Field Meet.

WILCOX - The Hi-Line Bulls competed at the Fort Kearney Conference Track Championships last Saturday in Wilcox-Hildreth. The Hi-Line boys placed fifth out of ten teams with 42 points. The Lady Bulls placed tenth with 16 points.

TRENTON - Medicine Valley and Southwest were among the five teams that competed at the Hitchcock County Track and Field Invite last Wednesday, April 17th. The Medicine Valley girls placed third and the Southwest girls placed fourth.

CAMBRIDGE - Four area athletes medaled and Southwest finished third at at its home invite Friday in Cambridge. The Roughriders shot a 370 to tie Dundy County-Stratton for third place and Cambridge shot a 373 to finish fifth.

OXFORD - Southern Valley hosted a quad track and field invite last Monday, April 22nd. The Eagles competed against Alma, Loomis, and Elm Creek.

PAXTON - The Maywood- Hayes Center Wolves competed at the Paxton Track and Field Invite last Thursday, April 18th. The MHC boys won with 113 points, and the MHC girls took runner-up with 73 points.

LEXINGTON - The Southern Valley and Medicine Valley track teams competed at the Don Bader Invite in Lexington last Friday. For Southern Valley, Adi Hunt won the 200, took runner- up in the 400, and placed fourth in the long jump.

BERTRAND - The Southern Valley Eagles and Hi-Line Bulls competed at the Jerry Stine Invite in Bertrand last Friday. The Lady Eagles won with 118 points, and the Hi-Line boys won with 108 points. The Lady Bulls placed seventh as a team and the Southern Valley boys placed eighth as a team.

CURTIS - On another blustery day, the Hi-Line boys golf team rose above the challenge to post a 353 and finish second at the Medicine Valley Golf Invite last Thursday. The Bulls missed out on the tournament title by three strokes to Loomis and finished nine ahead of Hitchcock County.

CAMBRIDGE - The Medicine Valley Track Invite, hosted at Cambridge, took place last Friday. For the ladies, Cambridge won, Maywood-Hayes Center placed second, Medicine Valley placed fourth, Arapahoe placed sixth, and Southwest placed ninth.