On Tuesday, February 17th, the 2026 NSAA Girls State Wrestling Tournament began in Omaha at the CHI Health Center. The RPAC was represented by 10 wrestlers from five schools. All the wrestlers will continue to compete tomorrow, including three girls in the semifinals. Check out the day one recap! Advertisements At 100 pounds, Cali Santifer of Southern Valley/Arapahoe entered the tournament with a record of 19-11. She defeated Mollie Bates of Wilber-Clatonia by major decision,

The regular season is complete for the girls, and they are now transitioning to the subdistrict tournament. Check out the week's recap and the subdistrict information in the blog. Advertisements Alma Alma traveled to Phillipsburg, KS, on Tuesday. The Cardinals started fast and kept the pressure on the Panthers, cruising to a 53-32 win. Vayden Epp had 21 points, five rebounds, and five steals; Kamryn Scott had 12 points, five assists, and five steals; Tierston Moore had 10 poi

We are winding down folks. We have one more week of the regular season ahead for boys basketball. Everyone in the RPAC was in action this week, let's check out the results. Alma The Cardinals had a full week of hoops, and they played three opponents, won them all, and now their win streak is at 17 games. First, they beat Phillipsburg, KS, 74-46. Alma had three players score at least 21 points: Tucker Biskup and Isiah Neal each had 21 points and Zavier Neal had 24. Each of the

Recap Featured Matchups Cody Gerlach of the Valley Voice joins us to chat NSAA State Wrestling Championships this week Overview of the 36 RPAC qualifiers heading to state, including top contenders and storylines In-depth discussion of girls wrestling prospects, notably Sutherland's Addison Arvdal's dominance and potential finalists Analysis of boys wrestling medal contenders The significance of teamwork and individual greatness in high-stakes competition The unique atmosphere

October 17th, 2024. A day that the Tines family will never forget. Reese, the daughter of Mike and Lesa Tines, was diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma. Reese, a senior at Hitchcock County, had her life totally changed as a junior last year. "It was really scary. Like when we were sitting in that hospital room...telling me that I have cancer. And I remember looking over at my dad, and I was confused. I didn't know what that meant. And I'm just sitting there thinking like, my first