Arapahoe-Holbrook Public Schools

The Warrior Men competed against the Bertrand Vikings tonight. Final Score: Arapahoe 29 Bertrand 73

The Just For Kix dancers performed during halftime of the basketball games.

It was parents' night for the basketball teams 🏀 Thank you parents!

Wrestling has concluded for the evening. All but two Warriors are still alive. Here are the results of the 2nd and 3rd Rds: Andrews - W (To Semis) Morse - L (Out DNP) Helms - W (To Semis) W. Blickenstaff - L (To Cons.) McDonald - W McDonald - W (To Semis) C. Blickenstaff - L Hill - W (To Semis) Jorschumb - L (To Cons.) Soncksen - Bye Dunn - L (Out DNP) Downey - W (To Semis)

The Lady Warriors finish the regular season with a win over the Bertrand Vikings! Final Score: Arapahoe 55 Bertrand 26 🏀#rolltribe🏀

Results from the 1st Rd of District Wrestling at Southwest: W. Blickenstaff - W Helms - Bye Morse - L McDonald - W C. Blickenstaff - Hill - W Jorschumb - W Soncksen - L Dunn - L Downey - Bye

D4 District Boys Wrestling
Friday, February 13th and Saturday, February 14th
Friday: 3:30 pm start
Saturday: 9:30 am start
Livestream Link (NFHS)
*requires subscription
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/southwest-high-school-bartley-ne
Track Wrestling Link:
https://www.flowrestling.org/nextgen/events/14593412/information

Good luck to the Warrior Boys Wrestlers at Southwest Friday & Saturday for Districts!

106 - Gavin Andrews - 4th seed - (26-10)
120 - Hayden Helms - 2nd seed - (29-9)
120 - Wyatt Blickenstaff - 7th seed - (25-19)
126 - Reece Morse - no seed - (1-10)
132 - Rigley McDonald - 4th seed - (40-11)
Rigley has tied the Sophomore win record previously held by Briggs Hill (40).
138 - Carter Blickenstaff - 5th seed - (35-11)
144 - Briggs Hill - 1st seed - (44-0)
Briggs has beaten the Junior win record previously held by Robert Gardner (43).
157 - Hunter Jorschumb - 8th seed - (21-17)
165 - Wyatt Soncksen - no seed - (15-26)
190 - Makaden Dunn - 8th seed - (13-11)
285 - Trey Downey - 2nd seed - (36-10)

Teams:
Arapahoe, Banner County, Bayard, Brady, Cambridge, Crawford, Dundy County - Stratton, Garden County, Gordon-Rushville, Hay Springs, Hemingford, Hi-Line, Hitchcock County, Hyannis, Kimball, Leyton, Maxwell, Medicine Valley, Minitare, Morrill, Mullen, North Platte St. Pat's, Paxton, Perkins County, Sandhills/Thedford, Sioux County, South Loup, South Platte, Southwest, Sutherland, Wauneta-Palisade

The junior high career class had the opportunity to visit Adams Construction on Thursday. Jordan Spaulding showed the students computer generated design plans as well as some of their large earth moving machines.

🔴 HAPPY FCCLA WEEK 🔴 Arapahoe Members celebrated this week with our APS Family. Lots of extra fun opportunities! HUGE thank you to our Seniors - Annaka, Emma, & MaKenna. 🤍

JH BBB at Southwest
Thursday, February 12th
2:30pm
Bartley, NE

Good luck to the JH BBB team at Bartley this afternoon!

Today 14 students competed at the MPCC Inter High Day. Listed are the medal winners, placing and subject area. Thomas Magorian- 1st-Music Theory, Hunter Jorschumb-2nd-Music, Carli Rathbun-1st- English Composition and 2nd in Biology, Everly Southern-1st-Criminal Justice and Adellyn Hoefs-1st- Graphic Design.

Furnas County Spelling Bee: Written Round Medalists: 2nd - Elizabeth Magorian 3rd - Lillian Helms Oral Round Qualifiers: Bryce Melhus Julieanna Meininger Lillian Helms Elizabeth Magorian Oral Round Medalists: 4th - Elizabeth Magorian 5th - Lillian Helms

Help us welcome Kaylea Schutz to the #WarriorFamily as a Secondary Science Teacher starting in August 2026!

Final score of the Boys Basketball game: Arapahoe 28 Cambridge 61

The Just For Kix dancers performed for the Arapahoe / Cambridge crowd tonight.

A big thank you to all the FCCLA members that read to our elementary students today! 📚

The Lady Warriors out score the Cambridge Trojans 47 to 41. Great job girls! #rolltribe

The junior high careers class enjoyed guest speaker, Ken Treece, who spoke about his 30 years of involvement in law enforcement. Ken has a wide variety of experiences both in the Air Force and in civilian life which he shared and kept the attention of the class for the whole 50 minutes!