WEEKLY BRIEFS

Body The Centura boys’ wrestling team was hoping to end 2024 on a high note last Saturday; however, the Centurions found themselves in a field of talented competition when they battled at the Newman Grove/St. Edward Invite.

’Cats grind through four quarters, suffer first loss

Body Offense was in short supply for both teams in last Tuesday’s meeting between the St. Paul (3-0) and Adams Central (1-3) girls. In a grind-itout, defensive battle, the Patriots used a fourth quarter rally to hand the Wildcats their first loss of the season, 31-22.
ST. PAUL’S CHARLEE WEGNER drives the lane for a pair of points during last week’s game against Adams Central. The Patriots topped the Wildcats 31-22. Photo by Michael Happ

FLURRY OF THREES HINDERS WILDCATS

Body Adams Central hits twelve three-pointers in victory Hastings Adams Central shot the lights out of the gym in St. Paul last Tuesday, knocking down twelve three-pointers on the way to a 71-39 win over the St.
GAGE SACK had three points in the first quarter of last Tuesday night’s game against Adams Central. The senior finished the game opposite the Patriots with thirteen points. Photos by Michael Happ

WEEKLY BRIEFS

Body CENTURIONS BATTLE IN MERNA LAST WEEK Three members of the Centura wrestling team took to the mats at last week’s Anslemo- Merna Invitational, and all three scored points for the Burgundy and Grey.

WILDCATS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT

Body St. Paul tops Doniphan-Trumbull to secure team title at Wood River Invitational Individual records may have been tarnished, but last Friday, St.
ADEN MITCHELL pins Wood River’s Tyler Gottlob during the consolation bracket at last week’s Wood River Invite. Mitchell picked up his first win of the year opposite the Eagle at last week’s meet. Photo by Jordan Coslor

St. Paul outlasts Wood River

Body Wildcats hold on for third victory of season, remain unbeaten A strong team shooting night and a career-best performance from Charlee Wegner helped the St. Paul girls topple Wood River last Thursday, 54-52, improving the Wildcats’ early-season record to 3-0.
TESSA DUGAN navigates around a Wood River defender on her way to the rim for a fourth-quarter basket last Thursday night during the Wildcats’ game against the Eagles. Photo by Michael Happ
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