The St. Paul Country Club may not be the most challenging course that the Centura boys’ golf team will play this season, but on Thursday, howling northly winds made the round at the St. Paul Invite a tough one to tackle.

It was nearly a clean sweep on the track for the St. Paul Wildcats’ girls’ track team on Thursday.

Caden Ruhl came home from last Thursday’s Ron Priebe Invite at Gibbon with a cache of hardware, including one of the Centurions’ few gold medals. On the track at Gibbon High School, Ruhl paced the field in the boys’ 300-meter hurdles, with the senior tackling the timbers in 44.51 to win one of the toughest races of the day.

The Central Valley links crew may not have come away with any hardware from last week’s St. Paul Invite, but the Cougars still managed to hold their own in a field full of talented competition.

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After suffering consecutive losses to state-rated opponents and falling to 1-5 on the season, the St. Paul/Palmer Cats got back on track last week with back-to-back wins over Bancroft- Rosalie/Pender and Twin River.

Wildcats compete at Holdrege, Adams Central last week The St. Paul girls’ tennis team has struggled to get on the court this spring for competition, with Mother Nature making last week’s dual in Holdrege just the team’s second outing of the season.

The Central Valley Cougars owned the sprints at the Shelton Invite, with the Greeley County kids sweeping both the 100- and 200-meter races. On Thursday, Taylor McIntyre scored twenty points for the Cougars, with victories in both the sprints.

A six-team field provided the Centura boys’ and girls’ track teams with multiple chances to rake in hardware last Thursday, and the Burgundy and Grey made the most of the opportunity. Last week, the Centurions battled the wind and five other teams at the Ravenna Invitational.