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RPAC Rundown Overtime Exclusive: Power Rankings as of 10/10
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RPAC Cross Country Results as of 10/11
There was only one meet last week: the RPAC meet. Check out how the meet went and the district information for this week. Advertisements RPAC Invite, 10/8 Girls Team Scores Arapahoe - 28 Maywood-Hayes Center - 31 Hi-Line - 37 Paxton - 38 Maxwell - 41 Cambridge - 48 Alma - 50 Wallace - 69 Dundy County Stratton - 64 Click here to view the athletes of the week Advertisement Top 15 Medalists Aysha Neal, Alma - 20:28.6 Lydia McGowen, Cambridge - 21:11.3 Molly Spargo, DCS - 21:42.6


Roughriders Take Down Tigers on Friday Night
On Friday, October 9, 2026, Southwest hosted Paxton. The Roughriders won 56-13. ADVERTISEMENTS Southwest got on the board first when Paxton went for it on fourth down and fumbled. Conner Weaver picked it up at the 20-yard line on the Paxton side of the field and returned it for a touchdown. The conversion was good, and the score was 7-0 with 5:09 left in the first quarter. Southwest scored again on a 2-yard touchdown run by Conner Weaver. It was 13-0 with 1:42 left in the fir


Cambridge Defeats Southern Valley in Furnas County Battle
Southern Valley hosted Cambridge on Friday afternoon for a Furnas County Battle. Cambridge took the road win, 46-36. Hunter Lans returned the opening kickoff deep into Cambridge territory, but Cambridge made a defensive stand and took over on their own five-yard line. On the Trojans' first play from scrimmage, the snap was fumbled in the end zone and recovered by Kyson Bose. The two-point conversion was good, as it was 8-0 with 8:50 to go in the first quarter. ADVERTISEMENTS


Wallace Boys Repeat as RPAC Champions - Arapahoe Girls Win First-Ever RPAC Title
Wallace hosted the 2026 RPAC Cross Country meet at the Oregon Trail Golf Course in Sutherland on Thursday, October 8th. It was a warm day with great performances and plenty of bugs. If you were there, you know. The Wallace boys are Back-to-Back RPAC Team Champions, and the Arapahoe Girls won their first-ever RPAC Team Championship. Speaking of back-to-back, Aysha Neal of Alma repeated as the girls individual champion. Let's dive into the day's full results. ADVERTISEMENTS Gi


Wauneta-Palisade Wins at Home Versus Wallace
On Thursday, October 8, 2026 Wauneta-Palisade played host to Wallace for some RPAC volleyball action. In the first set, the teams tied 4-4. But then the Broncos went on a run, taking a 16-8 lead. Wallace was forced to take a timeout when they trailed 18 to 8 in the first set. Juanita Palisade cruised to a first-set win, 25-11. Check out the Highlights Brought to you by Prairie Girl Candle Company In the second set, Wauneta-Palisade jumped out to 7-1 as Wallace took a timeout.
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