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The Rocket girls’ basketball team will open subdistrict play Tuesday at Johnson-Brock.

All three S-D-A winter sports teams will be in action this weekend.

The 2009-10 Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca football team continued a streak of playoff appearances that dates back to 2002.

The Rockets will open against non-district foe Lincoln Lurtheran.

Jacob Royal, a senior-to-be for the Rockets, said the expectations won’t change for himself or the team this fall.

Building a program and maintaining a program are both difficult tasks, but one could easily argue the second of those to be much harder than the first.

The build up for Super Bowl week will be in full swing by Wednesday, but that won’t be the only football news.

The Rocket boys' basketball team predictably stormed past the Raymond Central Mustangs, 65-30, in first round action of the Capitol Conference tourney Tuesday at home.

Matchups have been announced for the Capitol Conference basketball tournaments set to begin next week.

Nick Reed scored early and Adam Vogt scored late as the Rockets scored a 63-55 win over Wahoo at home Thursday night.

The Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca wrestling team, which won the recent Wood River Dual Tournament, will host the annual pin tournament at 4:30 p.m. Friday. In order to score points at the tourney, a wrestler must pin his opponent.

Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca posted a nearly perfect first half and got some good news from the injury front during a dominating 58-29 victory over Lincoln Lutheran last week.

Video>>> Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca established an early lead and maintained that advantage throughout a 48-33 win over the Nebraska City Pioneers on Thursday.

Video>>> Nebraska City hit back-to-back three-point baskets to draw within six of the Rocket team Friday night at Syracuse, but the home team got hot and ran away with a 67-39 win.