On Wednesday, March 3, 2026, the NSAA Girls State Basketball Tournament began in Lincoln. In Class D2, #1 Dundy County Stratton played #8 Loomis at Pinnacle Bank Arena. It was a tough, hard-fought game, and DCS defeated the Wolves 37-36. Advertisements To begin the game, Loomis started on a little 4-0 run. Loomis maintained the lead heading to the second quarter, 11-9. Loomis continued to put pressure on the Tigers and knocked down a few shots to extend the lead. They led 22-

In this episode, Evan Jones recaps last week's district finals that the RPAC Rundown provided coverage for, highlights upcoming first-round matchups for the NSAA Girls' State Basketball Tournament for RPAC Teams, and shares insights into team performances.  Click here to listen to the podcast. The RPAC Rundown Podcast is Brought to You By These Sponsors

Well, friends, we made it to the end of the boys' basketball season. This season, no RPAC squads made it to State; however, it was an exciting year once again. So with all of that said, this is the final blog of the year. Let's dive into this week's blog. Alma Alma competed in subdistrict play this week and also hosted a district final. Alma hosted the C2-7 Subdistrict. They faced #4 seed H&H first and won 65-40. Zavier Mitchell led the scoring with 25 points, and Tucker Bis

Seven teams competed in a district final for a chance to qualify for the state tournament. Three have punched their tickets to the state tournament. Check out the blog to see how the games shook out. You will also find the state tournament bracket and all the state information you need at the end of the blog. Advertisements Alma Alma hosted the C2-6 district final. The Cardinals were the #6 seed and faced #11 Centura on Friday night. After the first quarter, it was tight, wit

Alma hosted EMF in the C2-4 district final on Saturday evening. The teams, of course, were playing for the chance to advance to the NSAA Boys State Basketball Tournament next week. #13 EMF defeated #4 Alma, 50-46 in an excellent game. Advertisements In the first couple of minutes of the opening quarter, you could tell there was a bit of a feeling-out process between the two teams. But Alma got their offense going as the quarter went on. Alma led 15-7 heading to the second. Th