With four seconds to go in the first half of last Thursday night’s battle between Centura and Amherst, the visiting Broncos had a decision to make.

When the St. Paul Wildcats headed for the locker room at halftime of last week’s game against Broken Bow, the Blue and Gold held a one touchdown lead.

Despite seeing many familiar faces on the course, the field for last Tuesday afternoon’s Centura Cross Country Invitational was shaken up a bit, and the Centurions took advantage of the reshuffled deck.

Coming off of back-toback dominant wins over Ord and Centennial at the start of last week, the St. Paul softball team notched two more wins at Saturday’s Cozad Invitational to improve their record to 7-6.

For the third time this season, the St. Paul Wildcats finished in third as a team on the cross country course.

The St. Paul Wildcats entered last Tuesday’s triangular at Loup City hoping to showcase why they should be considered one of the top teams in the LouPlatte Conference this season.

There was no shortage of talented competition on the links at the St. Paul Country Club last Thursday.

After dropping their season opener to David City days earlier, the St. Paul Wildcats rallied to win a trio of matches last week, with the Blue and Gold topping both Ord and Sutton in separate duals and then beating Hershey in the opening round of the Lexington Tournament.

The St. Paul softball team came into last week’s slate of games holding a 2-3 record and were looking to get back to even.

For the final time in her prep career, Centura’s Lonna Patrick tackled the hills at Gibbon’s Valley View Country Club.