RPAC Football Results as of 10/25

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The regular season has concluded, friends. Now on to the playoffs, and a handful of RPAC teams have made it. Let's check out the football scoreboard, brought to you by MNB Realty.

All of the brackets for Classes D1 to D6 can be found at the bottom of the blog.

Amherst @ Alma

The Alma Cardinal secured a playoff spot with a big-time win over Amherst on Friday night. Alma won by the final score of 42 to 19. At the time of writing the stats were not available. The Cardinals improved to 6-3 on the season. They are the number 14 seed in D1, and they will play at #3 Stanton on Friday.

Arapahoe @ Loomis

Arapahoe faced Loomis in their final game of the season last week. The Warriors dropped the game by a final score of 82 to 30. Rigley McDonald rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown, Briggs Hill rushed for 73 yards and a touchdown, and Trey Downey rushed for 45 yards and a touchdown. On defense, he'll lead the team with seven tackles.

Arapahoe closes the season with a record of 4-5

Franklin @ Bertrand

The Bertrand Vikings entered last week's game against Franklin with a win needed to make the playoffs. It looked like. Had a statement win, took care of business, and beat the Flyers 77 to 28. At the time of writing this, stats were not available.

Bertrand is now six and three on the season. The Vikings are the number 15 seed, and they will go to the number two seed North Platte Saint Pats for the first round of the Class D2 playoffs on Friday.

Cambridge @ Axtell

The Cambridge Trojans played Axtell on Friday and got a big win, 42-14. Whole car had an excellent game rushing with 120 yards and a touchdown. Roy Hoelscher also had a big game on the ground with 148 yards and four touchdowns. On the defensive side, Conner Long totaled 17 tackles.

Cambridge improves their record to 7-2, and they are the number 14 seed in the Class D3 playoffs; they will play Archangels Catholic on Friday.

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Hyannis @ Dundy County Stratton

The Dundy County Strand Tigers played Hyannis on Friday to try to improve their Class D3 playoff seeding. The Tigers won by a large margin with the final score reading 52-18. Noah Zoltenko had 178 yards rushing and four touchdowns on the defensive side; Cooper Shaw had nine tackles, and on offense he had a nice game too with a 33-yard touchdown reception. Breck Horner had an interception for the Tigers as well and a fumble recovery.

The Tigers moved to six and two on the season, and they are the number six seed, and they will host number 11 seed Brady on Friday. This is a rematch that the Tigers lost earlier this season.

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Hi-Line @ Hemingford

The Hi-Line Bulls had their final regular season game of the year on Friday. They played Hemingford and lost 68-0. For the Bulls, Traevyn Koch had 50 yards rushing, and Will Oakland had 48 yards rushing. On defense, Traevyn Koch had six tackles.

Hi-Line and the season with a record of 2-7

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Maywood-Hayes Center @ Hitchcock County

On Friday, Hitchcock County hosted Maywood-Hayes Center for the regular season finale in the 2026 football season. It was the Falcons winning by a final score 56-0. For Maywood-Hayes Center, they had 63 yards passing as a team, all of those coming from Quaid Brott. Lucas Mahanes led the team in rushing with 39 yards.

The Falcons utilized the ground game in the victory. They rushed for 324 yards as a team. Tokoa Hazlitt had 139 yards rushing in four touchdowns, Brody Hubl had 71 yards and a touchdown, Carter Propp had 38 yards and a touchdown, and Bryson Keller had 68 yards and a score.

The Wolves end the season with a record of 3-6. The Falcons improved to six and three on the season and in the class D2 playoffs. They are the number five seed. They will go on the road and play Lourdes Central Catholic on Friday.

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Anselmo-Merna @ Maxwell

Maxwell played Anselmo-Merna to end the 2026 football season and fell in the matchup 82-38. Tayton Phillips rushed for 130 yards and three total touchdowns for Maxwell. Griffin Flock had 62 yards rushing and a passing touchdown.

The Wildcats and the season with a record of 3-6.

Medicine Valley @ Wallace

This game was an absolute thriller in which Wallace won in overtime 52-46. This was an RPAC Rundown featured matchup so you can read the full article here.

Wallace is the number two seed in class D6 and they will play number 15 seed High Plains Community on Friday at home. Now for Medicine Valley, they are the number six seed, and they will host number 11 seed Lewiston in the class D6 playoffs.

Arthur County @ Paxton

Paxton closed out their season with a game against Arthur County and lost 63-0 at the time of writing this, stats were not available. The Tigers closed out the season with a record of 2-6

Blue Hill @ Southern Valley

The Southern Valley Eagles played Blue Hill on Friday with an opportunity to potentially get into the playoffs with a victory. The Bobcats, though, won by a final score of 50-30. Caleb Hessman had a big game for Blue Hill with 235 yards and four scores. For the Eagles, Houston Hunt was 18 for 15 passing with 170 yards and three touchdowns. Aydyn Blair had 68 yards rushing and a touchdown.

Hunter Lans had two catches for 84 yards and a touchdown, and Krayton Chesterman had 64 yards and a touchdown as well.

Southern Valley ends the season at 5-4.

Wauneta-Palisade @ Sutherland

The Wauneta-Palisade Broncos and the Sutherland Sailors played on Friday. Wauneta-Palisade was able to get the victory with the final score reading 48-19. Wyatt Hilbert had 66 yards, passing two touchdowns for the Broncos. On the ground, Bennet Wiese had 103 yards and a touchdown, and Barrett Frecks had 119 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Bennet Wiese also had two receiving touchdowns and 66 yards. We had a big game on the defensive side also, with 20 tackles. Frecks had 10 tackles, David Bryner had 11 tackles, and Gunnison Cox had 11 tackles too.

For the Sailors, Jack Wallace had 136 yards rushing and three touchdowns. On defense, Tristan Woolf totaled 18 tackles for the Sailors. Jack Wallace had 12 tackles, and Jack Meyer had eight.

The Broncos are 4-5, and the Sailors finish 0-9 for the 2026 season.

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SEM @ Southwest

Talk about coming through in the clutch. Southwest had a must-win situation against SEM on Friday, and the Roughriders won 39 to 30 to keep their playoff hopes alive. For Southwest, Derek Kelly had 27 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Bo Truksa led the team in rushing with 86 yards. Brodie Hammond had a solid game for the Roughriders with 145 yards passing and also 56 yards rushing. Jacob Barber had three catches for 35 yards and a touchdown.

On defense, Brody Hammond had 11 tackles, Deric Kelley had 12 tackles, Gage Hammond had 13 tackles, Bo Truksa had 10 tackles, including three tackles for loss, and Connor Weaver had 13 tackles.

Southwest is now five and three, and they are the number 10 seed in the Class D6 playoffs. They will play number seven-seeded Arthur County on Friday in a rematch, a game in which Southwest lost earlier this season.