Cambridge teams sweep Hayes Center

CAMBRIDGE -- Cambridge's girls and boys basketball teams swept Hayes Center Saturday.

The girls won 48-23 and the boys 61-50.

Waid Vontz contributed 33 points to the Cambridge win. Anthony Lytle trailed with 11 points.

Jerry Chambers Southwest High School's Ryan Timmerman, right, (21 in white) tries to defend against North Platte-St. Pat's Sean O'Connor during Saturday's game at the Southwest gymnasium. North Platte-St. Pat's won the boys game 70-32 and the girls game 54-26.

Vontz also led in rebounds with 9. Lytle and Brian Ballou had 5 rebounds.

Bailey Soucie led the Cambridge girls to the win with 13 points. Traci Keyser posted 10 points.

Cristin Bruckman followed with 7 points and Kymbre Lytle had 6.

Shelby Schultz led in rebounds with 11. Keyser had 9 rebounds.

Joseph Frecks was the top scorer for the Cardinals with 13 points. Levi Tyan and Jerry Deaver each had 9 points.

Jake Rowley had 6 points. Frecks was also the top rebounder.

Lichelle Large led the Lady Cardinals with 7 points.

Kayla Bauer followed with 5 points. Josie Rosno had 4 points. Large had 7 rebounds and Large had 9. Susan Maucher led in steals with 2.

Cambridge: Josh Keener 2, Brett Cribelli 9, Waid Vontz 33, Anthony Lytle 11, Brian Ballou 2, Brett Palmer 2, Dustin Webb 2.

Hayes Center: Levi Tyan 9, AJ McDonald 2, Jake Rowley 6, Joseph Frecks 13, Jerry Deaver 9, Ben Maucher 3, Nick Cox 4, Matt Gohl 4.

Cambridge: Karinne Deaver 2, Bailey Soucie 13, Traci Keyser 10, Cristin Bruckman 7, Shelby Schultz 4, Kayla Sexton 2, Lisa Mowry 2, Kymbre Lytle 6, Katie McCurdy 2.

Arapahoe teams

win games at

Dundy County

BENKELMAN -- Arapahoe's girls and boys pushed past Dundy County Saturday.

The Warrior girls won their game 60-41 and the boys won 68-35.

Blake Maaske kept the Warriors 12-0 with 27 points. Tony Braithwait posted 11 points.

Adam Borden had 8 points and Ryan Stagemeyer had 9.

Cheryl Braithwait was the leading scorer for the Warrior girls with 18 points.

Abbey Breinig followed with 16 points. Trio Hollie Thomas, Jennie Clinton and Alesa Paulson each posted 6 points.

Kyle Glidden led the Tigers with 10 points. Dusty Birge had 7 points and Jeremy Boon had 5.

Dundy County's Echo Steele led the girls with 26 points. Britni Rosenfelt had 5 points and Vanessa Shill had 4.

Arapahoe: Adam Borden 8, Blake Anderson 2, Tyler Hamel 3, Tony Braithwait 11, Blake Maaske 27, Ryan Stagemeyer 9, Ryan Fricke 2, Dillon Breinig 4, Josh Beck 2.

Dundy County: Paul Castillo 2, Jordan Stroup 4, Matt Wonder 3, Jeremy Boon 5, Josey Stroup 2, Dusty Birge 7, Kyle Glidden 10, Philip Matthews 2.

Arapahoe: Sarah Urbom 2, Alesa Paulsen 6, Jennie Clinton 6, Hollie Thomas 6, Cheryl Braithwait 18, Megan Breinig 4, Abbey Breinig 16, Cathy Paulsen 2.

Dundy County: Vanessa Shill 4, Suzie Wilson 1, Echo Steele 26, Jessica Davis 2, Britni Rosenfelt 5.

NP-SP girls 54,

Southwest 26

SOUTHWEST -- Southwest's girls fell to North Platte-St. Pats Saturday 54-26.

"This is another state rated ball club," said Southwest coach Dennis Troester.

"We played with them the first quarter but turnovers killed us."

Lisa Lord led Southwest in scoring with 13. Alisha Weaver had 5 points and Abby Houghtelling had 3.

Weaver led in rebounds with 9. Cayla Skaritka led in steals with 3 and had 10 turnovers.

Southwest: Alisha Weaver 5, Cayla Skaritka 2, Lisa Lord 13, Magan Dolan 2, Abby Houghtelling 3, Jennifer Daffer 1.

Wauneta-

Palisade

girls 74,

Perkins

County 69

WAUNETA --In one of the spotlight games of the week, Perkins County and Wauneta- Palisade battle it out Friday night.

The Broncos managed to take the ovetime win 74-69.

Stephanie Padilla contributed 25 points to the Broncos' win.

Blair Dixon tailed with 17 points. Betsy Anderjaska followed with 16 points and Allison Ellicott had 7.

Debi Johnson led the battle for Perkins County with 20 points.

Sara Wilson followed with 18 points.

Abby McClosky had 9 points.

Carlie Sis and Brionni White scored 8 points each.

Wauneta-Palisade: Brittany O'Neil 2, Allison Ellicott 7, Kaleia Alberts 2, Stephanie Padilla 25, Blair Dixon 17, Kiane Alberts 5, Betsy Anderjaska 16,

Perkins County: Ashley Day 4, Debi Johnson 20, Andrea Walrod 2, Carlie Sis 8, Abby McClosky 9, Sara Wilson 18, Brionni White 8.

Eustis-

Farnam

girls 40,

Callaway 31

EUSTIS -- Eustis-Farnam's girls bolted past Callaway Saturday 40-31.

"We played excellent defense the entire evening and made some free throws in the fourth quarter," said Knights' coach Brad Dunlap.

"Callaway played some tough man defense and made us earn everything tonight. We'll take the W and get ready for two tough games next week."

Chelsea Wolf led the Knights with 11 points.

Jessika Lehmann had 8 points and Lisa Fagot had 7. Wolf also led in rebounds with 10.

Jordan Rieker had 2 assists and Tara Schultheiss had 2 steals. Lehmann had 5 rebounds and 3 assists.

Whitney Jenkins led Callaway with 9 points. Emily Jorgenson had 6 points.

Eustis-Farnam: Katie Fagot 5, Jacey Schultheiss 1, Chelsea Wolf 11, Jordan Rieker 1, Tara Schultheiss 3, Lisa Fagot 7, Cressey Yeutter 4, Jessika Lehmann 8.

Callaway: Traci Pandorf 3, Sara Stitham 4, Lindsey Kulp 2, Katrina Morrow 1, Kimberly Pierce 4, Emily Jorgensen 6, Whitney Jenkins 9, Lexie Wilcher 2.

Goodland

girls 53,

Rawlins

County 42

GOODLAND -- Goodland swept past Rawlins County's girls 53-42 Saturday.

Chelsie Kramer led Atwood with 12 points. Macy Migchelbrink trailed with 8 points. Teammates Megan Cahoj and Emily Wahrman had 7 points.

Whitney Archer led Goodland with 16 points. Emily Murray had 9 points and Kaylee Billinger had 8.

Atwood: Bethany Holste 2, Megan Cahoj 7, Emily Wahrman 7, Macy Migchelbrink 8, Chelsie Kramer 12, Katelyn Clark 2, Sara Miller 4.

Goodland: Kaylee Billinger 8, Nicolettee Clancy 1, Samantha Raymer 2, Emily Murray 9, Lindsey Shields 6, Melissa Swager 6, Justeen Koehler 5, Whitney Archer 16.

Quinter boys 76,

Oberlin 34

QUINTER -- Decatur Community (Oberlin) boys fell to Quinter Saturday 76-34.

"We did not handle Quinter's pressure defense," said Oberlin coach Dick Ahlberg.

Quinter's Tyler Reed had an outstanding shooting night with five 3-pointers and 30 points.

Andy Inman was the top scorer for Oberlin with 8 points.

Nolan May had 6 points and teammates Lucas Juenemann and Logan Fortin both had 5.

May was the leading rebounder with 7. Inman also led in rebounds with 6 and 4 assists. Fortin had 2 steals.

Blackwell had 12 points. Machen finished with 8 points and Finger had 7.

Oberlin plays Cambridge on Tuesday in the first round of the Oberlin Invite tournament.

Oberlin: Logan Fortin 5, Teryn Grafel 3, Jesse Juenemann 3, Andy Inman 8, Jobey Black 4, Lucas Juenemann 5, Nolan May 6.

Quinter: Machen 8, Kessler 4, Blackwill 12, Reed 30, Towle 9, Benisch 2, Ochs 4, Finger 7.