Six weeks into the season and, last week, fans of Wildcats football were hunting for their programs. Friday night, St.

St. Paul brought home some bronze last Friday, after the Wildcats notched a dominant 14-4 win over Centura in the LouPlatte Conference Tournament’s third place game.

The St. Paul Wildcats took to the volleyball court just one time last week, with the Blue and Gold making the trip to Central City to battle the Bison, who are set to enter next week’s LouPlatte Conference Tournament as the top overall seed.

There was a shakeup at the top of the Class D-2 rankings this week, but even a reshuffling of teams didn’t phase the Central Valley Cougars.

ELBA SPLITS MATCHES AT HOME The Elba Bluejays had the chance to play volleyball on their home court last Thursday night, and the Purple and Gold capitalized on the opportunity to showcase their improvement in front of their hometown fans.

St. Paul found themselves in a two-set hole against Adams Central (7-5) last Tuesday, and on the precipice of facing their sixth consecutive loss, but the Wildcats dug deep and rallied to claim wins in three consecutive sets for their first reverse sweep of the season.

Wildcats split games against some of Class C’s top teams As they near the end of their regular season schedule, the St. Paul softball team has played themselves into postseason form.

If the St. Paul Wildcats were searching for a shot of confidence heading into the final few weeks of the season on the course, on Friday afternoon, the Blue and Gold found it.

A lopsided second quarter spelled doom for St. Paul last Friday night, as Ord handed the hobbled Wildcats their fifth loss of the season, 49-13.

After cultivating mixed results at the Cross County Invite the weekend before, last Thursday, Centura notched its sixth victory of the season on the volleyball court, with the Centurions topping Centennial in the first match of a triangular contested on the team’s home court.