Sports

In a week with ups and downs and the festivities of homecoming tiring them out, the South Loup Lady Bobcat volleyball team extended their winning streak to eight consecutive games, before losing two straight in Sutherland on Saturday.

AMANDA WEHNES, COURIER CORRESPONDENT The South Loup football team has improved weekover- week this season, despite being 1-3 so far. The win-loss record isn’t indicative of how much they have grown in the past four weeks, and how much they have improved over last season.

Coming off their seventh consecutive Seven Valleys Tournament win, the South Loup Lady Bobcats volleyball team (7-3) completely dominated their home triangular last Tuesday against Dundy County-Stratton 2-0 and another win against Brady 2-0.

Even though the South Loup Bobcat football team added a loss to their record on Friday, Sept. 9, against Hitchcock County, they accomplished many things no other team has done yet this year against the Falcons, including the offense scoring more than 8 points, racking up more than 100 yards rushing...

The South Loup volleyball team (2-3) battled two tough Class C1 teams at home last week and came up short in both games, falling to Kearney Catholic 0-3 and Gothenburg 0-3. On Tuesday, Sept.

The Medicine Valley Raiders threatened to steal the championship plaque from the Lady Bobcats during the 38th Annual Seven Valleys Volleyball Tournament in Callaway, and nearly did by forcing three very close games.

The South Loup cross country teams traveled to Broken Bow on Saturday, Sept. 10, and brought home three high school medals and one junior high medal.