The St. Paul Wildcats were hoping to turn a corner in the new year, put some points up on the board, and notch a few more victories.

If the first four minutes of last Tuesday night’s game against Scotus Central Catholic were any indication of the way St. Paul’s first game of the new year was going to go, it looked like the Wildcats were primed to pick up their fifth victory of the season.

The Centura boys’ wrestling team didn’t shy away from a challenge when it came to scheduling their first outing of the new year.

Had the Central Valley Cougars been trailing Burwell by three points with ten seconds remaining in the game, a last-second three-pointer by Callie Wadas likely would have thrown fans in the stands at Central Valley High School into a fit of celebration.

The St. Paul Wildcats were hoping that they would walk away from their first game back from the holiday moratorium merry and bright.

St. Paul falls to third-ranked Beatrice during holiday tournament After a six-day holiday break, the St.

After not having a single home match last season, the St. Paul Wildcats are preparing to make a big splash in the new year when they host four other squads for the school’s first dual tournament in recent memory.

A sluggish start resulted in St. Paul’s fifth loss of the season last Thursday, as the Wildcats fell short in a come-from-behind effort against Boone Central, falling 54-36 in Albion.

It wasn’t a holy night, but for the St. Paul Wildcats, on the offensive end of the court, last Thursday started off as a silent night.

Bucket by Tae Soto helps Central Valley top Centura 63-62 Central Valley’s Tae Soto inbounded a pass at the top of the key, drove the lane, and threw up a shot with twenty seconds left to play in last Tuesday night’s game between the Cougars and the Centura Centurions to help the Cougars cruise to...