With four minutes to go in the first half of last Friday night’s District C1-5 matchup between St. Paul and Adams Central, it looked as though the Wildcats had a shot at spoiling the Patriots’ homecoming.
The St. Paul volleyball team improved its record to 17-4 with a pair of wins last week. On Tuesday, the Wildcats entertained the Central City Bison from the comfort of their home gymnasium and came out on top 25-18, 25-11, 259.
The St. Paul Wildcats have seen consistent improvement throughout the fall, with that improvement finally paying dividends last week when the Blue and Gold were able to escape last week’s conference meet with a LouPlatte Conference title.
Five weeks into the high school football season, many coaches across the Cornhusker State may still have questions about how their team would stack up against the best competition in their class. Last Thursday evening, St.
Coming off a loss to Centura in its most recent home match, aggressive serving and improved passing helped the St. Paul volleyball team dispatch the Adams Central Patriots 21-25, 25-11, 25-19, 25-18 last Tuesday.
For the second straight week, members of the St. Paul cross country team were greeted with friendly terrain, and, just like they had the week before, the Wildcats capitalized on the opportunity.
The Central Valley football team was 2.8 seconds away from spoiling Elm Creek’s homecoming celebration last Friday, but the Cougars’ comefrom- behind effort was stymied as the Buffaloes earned the victory in dramatic fashion, completing a last-second Hail Mary to win 52-48.
Midway through their fall campaign, the St. Paul Wildcats are always eager to see just how they stack up against some of the area’s best runners on the course, and the Central City Invite has long proven to be the perfect litmus test.