CCS boys track looking to maintain excellence
Following up a season that ends with a state championship can be tough, but the Chase County boys track team has plenty of depth and leadership on hand as it looks to repeat its successes of last y
Following up a season that ends with a state championship can be tough, but the Chase County boys track team has plenty of depth and leadership on hand as it looks to repeat its successes of last y
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
Easton Fries, second from right, signed his letter of intent with Concordia College to participate in their track program. Sitting at the table for the signing are, Head Track Coach Matt Beisel of Concordia College, Alicia Fries, (mom), Easton Fries and father Josh Fries.
Wednesday morning, March 6, Easton Fries signed his letter of intent for the track program at Concordia College. Fries, second from right signed the papers in front of a full auditorium.
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Imperial took the title in the girls fifth and sixth grade division when they won by 10 over Smith Center, Kansas. Members of the team are: (l-r) Coach Derek Russell, Eris Stolz, Briella Exum, Ari Wenzlick, Emmie Beemer, Hadley Worth, Mylah Aeby, Quinn Spady, Lily Kuenning, Becka Reeves, Millie Russell, Anna McNair.
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Chase County Fourth took the title Saturday at the CCS tournament. Members of the team are: front (l-r) Lilli Brinkema, Juliette O’Neil, Leah Lambert, back row (l-r) Sadie Sauder, Emma Stanley, Kinzlee Exum and coach April Lambert.
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Wauneta 5th & 6th grade boys took first place at the Imperial tourney Saturday. Members of the team are: Front row (l-r), Ryder Storck, Creighton Frecks, Kenton Doetker, Riley Einspahr, Barrett Frecks, Gavin McKinney. Back row: (l-r), Coach Rogan Einspahr, Charlie Hilbert, Gunner Cox, Elijah Wheeler and coach Joseph Frecks.
Saturday in Imperial, 16 teams competed in a fourth thru sixth grade basketball tournament held in all three gymnasiums at CCS.
Head wrestling coach, Matt Vlasin was surprised when he ended up with six wrestlers on the first year girls team.
Head coach Matt Vlasin said he was pleased with the 23-24 wrestling season overall.
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