The St. Paul Wildcats found themselves in a tough situation on Friday night, yet despite Mother Nature stymying the team’s gameplan, a game-changing injury, and competing against one of Class C-1’s top teams, the Blue and Gold still found a way to stay competitive in the game.

In a last minute tuneup for the Elkhorn Valley Tournament, the St. Paul Wildcats’ volleyball team traveled to Hastings for a battle with Adams Central (13-3) last Tuesday.

Last week, the St. Paul softball team got caught up on some unfinished business, playing two games that were postponed due to extreme weather earlier in the season.

The Centura girls’ volleyball team finished a tough week on the court at the Cross County Volleyball Tournament last Saturday. In rural Stromsburg, the Centurions dropped matches against both the host Cougars and Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family.

St. Paul’s nine-match winning streak came to an end during last week’s Gothenburg Harvest Festival Tournament, with the Wildcats battling some of Class C-1’s top teams while in Dawson County.

The St. Paul Wildcats picked up another team victory on the links last week when the Blue and Gold traveled to Sherman County for the Rebels’ annual invite.

The St. Paul Wildcats leaned on their defense through all four quarters of last week’s game against Columbus Lakeview.

The St. Paul Wildcats sought out some new scenery last week, and with a different course came a completely new caliber of competition.

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After running in the hills of Howard and Buffalo counties to start off the season, the St. Paul Wildcats had the opportunity to stretch out last week, as the Blue and Gold competed at both the Centura and Broken Bow invites.