RPAC Football Results as of 11/1
This past week, a handful of RPAC football teams competed in the NASA state playoffs. By the end of it, we have four teams that are still competing for a championship. Before we dive into the results, let's check out the football scoreboard brought to you by MNB Realty.
Alma @ Stanton
The Alma Cardinals made the long trip to Stanton on Friday for the Class D1 state playoffs. The Cardinals dropped the game by a final score of 78-27. At the time of writing, the stats were not available for the Cardinals. A successful season for Alma as they end the year at 6-4.
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Hitchcock County @ Lourdes Central Catholic
Hitchcock County hit the road for the Class D2 playoffs to play Lourdes Central Catholic. They fell in the matchup by a final score of 43-12. For the Falcons, Toccoa Hazlet had 92 yards rushing in two touchdowns. Tyson Carlson also had 92 yards. On the defensive side, Brody Hubl finished with 11 tackles, and Noah Caddick had 10.
Hitchcock County made the playoffs once again in class D2, and they closed out the year with a record of 6-4.
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Bertrand @ North Platte St. Pat's
Bertrand competed in the Class D2 NSAA state playoffs with a first-round matchup against North Platte St. Pat's on Friday. The Vikings dropped the game by a final score of 58-22.
Drake Olsen was 12 for 20 passing with 129 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions; Hunter Nelson had 111 yards rushing and a touchdown, and the leading receiver for the Vikings was Noah Nelson with 57 yards and a touchdown. On defense, Payton Way had nine tackles.
Bertrand exceeded our expectations this year with a 6-4 record and a playoff appearance.
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Brady @ Dundy County Stratton
This was an RPAC Rundown Featured Matchup, and you can read the full article here.
Cambridge @ Archangels Catholic
The Cambridge Trojans competed in the Class D3 NSAA state playoffs as they had to face off against Archangels Catholic. Cambridge fell in the matchup with a final score of 60-12.
For Cambridge, Roy Hoelscher had 75 yards rushing and a touchdown. Braxton Mitchell had 33 yards rushing and 44 yards receiving and a score. On the defensive side, Braxton Mitchell had 17 tackles, Kaden Klumpe had 13 tackles, Connor Long had 20 tackles, and Ben Harris had 13 tackles also.
This was another team that exceeded expectations this year too. They ended the season with a record of 6-4.
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High Plains @ Wallace
Wallace hosted in the first round of the Class D6 playoffs this last week. They played against the High Plains Storm. The Wildcats won by a final score of 32-12. For Wallace, Tyson Sullivan had 151 yards rushing and four touchdowns. Colt Franklin had 75 yards rushing and a score also. As a team, they rushed for 270 yards. On the defensive side, Franklin had 15 tackles, Tobin Pelzer had 15 tackles, and Sullivan had 13.
The No. 2 Wildcats are 8-1 and move on in the playoffs, and they will play No. 10-seeded Southwest on the road on Friday. Of course, this is a rematch from earlier this season when Wallace won 20-13.
Lewiston @ Medicine Valley
This was an RPAC Rundown Featured Matchup, so you can read the full article here.
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Southwest @ Arthur County
Southwest played against Arthur County in the first round of the Class D6 playoffs. Of course, this was an opportunity to avenge a loss that they had earlier this season. Southwest was able to win in a big way, 50-32.
For the Roughriders, Conner Weaver had 202 yards rushing and five touchdowns. As a team, Southwest rushed for 310 yards. On defense, Brodie Hammond had 10 tackles, Deric Kelley had 11 tackles, Gage Hammond had 12 tackles, Bo Truksa had nine tackles, Jacob Barber had nine tackles, and Conner Weaver had 10.
Southwest improves to 6-3, and they will play Wallace in the second round of the playoffs this week. That is another team that they lost to earlier this year. That game will be in Bartley.
To check out all the playoff brackets, visit the NSAA Website.
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