After watching their peers on the girls’ basketball team pull off an upset earlier in the night, last Tuesday, the St. Paul boys’ basketball team had the same strategy in mind.

The Centura boys’ basketball team may have had no trouble trouncing their first-round opponent during last week’s LouPlatte Conference Basketball Tournament, but the conference fray wasn’t a cakewalk for the Burgundy and Grey.

The Heartland Lutheran Red Hornets aren’t the toughest team in the Goldenrod Conference this season, but the Red and Blue had enough talent and made enough plays to find their way past Elba last Tuesday.

On Saturday, January 27th, St. Paul High School Senior Raeghann Behrens made her second ever trip to the Nebraska RAW High School Powerlifting State Meet at the Creighton Prep Heider Center in Omaha.

Every coach says they want to be playing their best basketball of the season come February; however, few teams show sparks of life like the Centura boys’ basketball team so late in the year.

For the third time in three years, the St. Paul Wildcats have qualified for the NSAA State Dual Wrestling Championships.

Eight Centurions score in 49-21 victory over cross-county rivals Despite the fact that the sidewalks and roads outside had started to ice over, last Tuesday night, the Centura girls basketball team found its footing and routed their in-county rivals from St. Paul.

After winter weather whiped out an entire weekend on the mats for the St. Paul Wildcats earlier this month, the Blue and Gold went hunting for a place to compete.

After going winless in the month of January and making an early exit from the Goldenrod Conference Tournament, the Elba Bluejays girls basketball team was hungry for a victory.

On a foggy night in January, the goal for the Centura boys’ wrestling team was still crystal clear.