Sports

The South Loup golfers had an incredibly successful week on the links this past week, bringing home multiple medals from both JV and varsity meets. The varsity team traveled to Mullen on Thursday to compete in the Mid-Nebraska Activities Conference (MNAC) tournament.

The Mid-Nebraska Athletic Conference (MNAC) has released its list of 2023 Conference All Academic Teams. The following Callaway students were selected for these conference honors.

It’s been a long, wet, and windy spring for the South Loup Bobcat track team, yet these talented thinclads continue to dominate the track and field. Last Tuesday, the teams traveled to Overton for the Eagles annual invitational meet.

The Bobcat golf team hit the links in Thedford last Thursday on a chilly day for some of the best golf they’ve played all season.

We hear a lot of conversation these days about the importance of getting children from behind electronic devices and into the great outdoors for some exercise. One Callaway mom took that to heart and decided to do something about it - and her idea was wildly successful.

The South Loup track teams have had a very busy week, competing at the Hershey/St Pat’s Invite on Tuesday and the Burwell Invitational on Friday. Both days culminated in more successes for the teams and more hardware to showcase.

While the weather was just about the opposite of ideal for golf, the South Loup Bobcats made the best of it at the Hershey Panther Invite at Water’s Edge Golf Course in North Platte last Thursday.

Despite the cold and windy weather, the South Loup Bobcats were fast and fierce at their home track meet in Arnold on Thursday. The boys team finished first out of 17 teams with 82 points - nearly 30 points ahead of the runner-up team.

The South Loup golf team held its home meet last week on a chilly and windy Thursday at the Arnold Golf Course. The Bobcats fielded two teams for the meet.

The Bobcat track teams both brought home runners- up honors at the Hi-Line track meet in Elwood on Thursday. This was a finals-only meet due to the forecasted weather rolling in. The Lady Bobcats scored 92 points to place second behind Elm Creek despite having three strong athletes absent.