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Lady Bobcats Struggle in Back-to-Back Contests

The South Loup Lady Bobcats endured a challenging two-game weekend stretch, falling to Maxwell and Brady on Friday, Jan. 16 and Saturday, Jan. 17, respectively. Despite showing determination and flashes of improvement on the boards, the Bobcats couldn’t overcome cold shooting in either matchup.
Bobcats box out: Kamryn Kramer (#12) and Tyra Brestel (#10) do their best to set up for the rebound.

South Loup Grapplers Multiply Medals

On back-to-back meets last week, the Bobcats created some magic on the mats, bringing home a handful of top four medals. Their campaign started at the Sumner-Eddyville- Miller Mustang Invite on Jan.
Noah Hiatt gains some back points at the SEM invite last Friday. (Photos courtesy of Brandy Mason)

• Bobcats Battle On the Boards •

The South Loup Bobcats faced a challenging week, dropping three non-conference games to Hershey, Sandhills/Thedford, and Bertrand. Despite the losses, the team saw standout performances from senior leaders and flashes of offensive efficiency.
• Bobcats Battle On the Boards •

Bobcat Gold

The South Loup Bobcats rebounded from a tough home loss to Medicine Valley to dominate their next two games and bring home the championship trophy from the Maxwell Holiday Tournament. South Loup opened the weekend against a sharp-shooting Medicine Valley squad and came up short, 38-65.
Front row, from left: Caleb Furrow, Crew Witthuhn, Dylan Pandorf, Conner Paulsen; Back row: Callen Witthuhn, Wacey Schultz, Tysen Schacher, Elijah Cool, Dawson Downing, Malachi Neth, Taytum Wiese, Hudson Vickers, Jett Morgan, Isaiah Ortiz, Callen Hickenbottom, Kyson Stretesky. (Courier photo by Ronda McFate)
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