Centura Tops St. Paul in Five Sets
The St. Paul Wildcats squared off against their cross-county rivals from Centura last Tuesday evening, with the two Howard County teams needing five sets to decide the top ten matchup.
Centurions See Strong Slate of Competition at Ravenna
A crowded field of high-caliber competition may have prevented the Centurions from breaking into the medals last week at the Ravenna Invite, but it didn’t stop the Howard County harriers from logging a series of strong performances on some hilly terrain.
Short-Handed ’Cats Blanked by Vikings
When the St. Paul Wildcats reported to preseason camp, the cupboard appeared to be anything but empty.
Centurions Storm Past LPC Foes
The Centura volleyball team continued to make their case for why they are one of the top teams in the LouPlatte Conference last week, when the Burgundy and Gray swept a pair of conference opponents on their home court.
Wildcats Make Major Strides at Broken Bow
Just three weeks into the season, and the St. Paul Cross Country team is already starting to see improvement on the course.
Wildcats Cruise Past a Pair of Conference Foes
With an early first serve, the St. Paul Wildcats were forced to manufacture their own energy last Tuesday when they hosted a pair of LouPlatte Conference opponents.
Wildcats Make Hay in Cozad
The St. Paul softball team is on a roll. After a seven-game winning streak earlier this season, the Wildcats have won five of their last six games and dominated last weekend’s Cozad Tournament, sweeping past Kearney Catholic, Lexington, and the Ord to net the tournament title.
St. Paul Finishes as Runner-Up at Broken Bow Invite
The St. Paul girls’ golf team has not shied away from tough competition this season. And, after a month of play, the team has had the chance to see many of the state’s top prep golfers, including members of the defending Class C state championship team.
Early Deficit Stymies St. Paul
The St. Paul Wildcats were hoping to get their season back on track Friday night after being blanked by Minden during their home opener the week before.
Flyers’ Ground Game Too Much for Jays
In their first game under the Friday night lights, the Elba Bluejays did everything they could to keep pace with the Franklin Flyers, but, with Franklin rushing for just shy of 300 yards, the Purple and Gold had a lot of ground to cover.