The Elba Bluejays were hoping to end 2025 with their first victory of the season, and, early on in last Tuesday’s game against High Plains, it looked as though the Purple and Gold were on track to accomplish that goal.

After eight minutes of play in last Friday’s game between Arcadia/Loup City and St. Paul girls, the Rebels and Wildcats combined for just three made field goals. Despite that sluggish start, the Red and Black found momentum and came away with a 37-33 victory.

The St. Paul Wildcats were hoping to leave Loup City feeling holly and jolly; however, the Blue and Gold instead exited Sherman County feeling as if they had found coal in their stockings.

Twenty-six three-point shots fall in Tuesday night’s game For the time being, St. Paul’s game against Adams Central will be enshrined in the Nebraska School Activities Association record books.

For the St. Paul Wildcats, the results of last Tuesday night’s game against Adams Central ended up being anything but merry and bright.

The Elba Bluejays and the Ansley-Litchfield Spartans entered last week’s game in Howard County searching for the same thing: their first victory of the season.

Elba moves to 2-0 on the year with win The Elba Bluejays jumped out to an undefeated start to their season last Tuesday night, as the Purple and Gold capitalized on a pair of big performances from junior leaders to help the team top Ansley-Litchfield 43-28.

St. Paul scores thirty-three points in last two periods for win St.

The St. Paul Wildcats played deep into possessions last Thursday night.

The Centura wrestling team saw a wide array of competition on Saturday, as the Burgundy and Grey joined thirteen other teams at the Anselmo-Merna Invite. On the mats in Custer County, the Centurions scored 28.5 points to finish the meet sitting in twelfth place.