THE WILDCAT ROBOTICS TEAM traveled to Council Bluffs, Iowa on March 30th, 31st, and April 1st to compete in the United States Open Robotics Competition. At the competition, forty-eight of the fifty states were represented and some international teams as well.

Seven innings weren’t enough to decide a winner in Monday afternoon’s game between St. Paul/Palmer and Thurston-Cuming County. Some late-game heroics and a standout performance from Ashton Meinecke ultimately helped the Cats to their third win of the year, 8-5.

The St. Paul boys’ golf team may have had to wait until early April to get out on the course and compete, but that long stretch of practice in late-March did little to dampen the team’s talent.

On a forecasted sixty- degree day that, in reality, only made it to about forty-five with a stiff wind, the St. Paul track teams traveled to Hastings to take part in the annual Dale Feeken Memorial Track and Field Invitational at Adams Central High School.

While weather has not been cooperating for the Centura track team this season, the Centurions have not let an interrupted schedule derail their hopes for the season.

Following a deep playoff run last year and historic success at the Legion level, expectations for the Centura/ Fullerton/ Central City baseball team are high this season. Last Monday, the Kernels lived up to those expectations by toppling Class A Omaha South 9-6 on opening day.