Wildcat boys edge past Wood River for first district title in memory It went to the wire, but last Thursday, the St. Paul Wildcats won their first district title in memory.

The Elba Bluejays knew that there wouldn’t be a lot of room to manuever in a crowded field at the District D-5 Track Meet held at Fullerton last week.

Eleven Central Valley athletes to compete at Omaha Burke Anyone who says that track isn’t a team sport needs to look no further than this year’s crop of state qualifers at Central Valley High School to be proven otherwise.

After dominating on the course all season, the St. Paul Wildcats’ regular season sputtered to a close last Thursday, as St. Paul struggled to keep pace with some of the area’s best competition on the links south of Kearney.

Thursday afternoon, St. Paul senior Sam Wells had already had a week to remember.

For the fourth consecutive season, the Central City/Centura baseball team is headed to the NSAA State Baseball Tournament. Last Friday evening in Cairo, the top-seeded Kernels found themselves in a pitcher’s duel with second-seeded Omaha Roncalli Catholic.

The Centura boys’ track team saved one of the best performances of their home invitational for last.

The St. Paul/Palmer Cats were eliminated from state tournament contention last Thursday as they suffered a 3-1 loss to Auburn in the NSAA Class C-2 District Tournament at Lincoln Christian High School in Lincoln.

The LouPlatte Conference continues to sport some of the best golf teams in central Nebraska, and the Centura boys found themselves among those ranks last week. On Thursday, the Centurions joined eight other teams for the annual Lou-Platte Conference Golf Tournament.

The combination of some tough competition and a shakeup in the Wildcats’ lineup in preparation for next week’s postseason led to mixed results for the St. Paul Wildcats when they competed at the Ord Invite last Thursday.