Chase County earns SPVA title twice
Both Chase County teams repeated as the SPVA Conference track champions Tuesday in a rescheduled meet at Hershey. Originally on the schedule for last Friday, poor weather moved it to Tuesday.
Sports
Hunter Bartels led the shot put field of 32 throwers with a first place finish at the Chase County meet last week. (Johnson Publications photo)
Seven firsts lift CCS boys to home meet championship
Seven first place finishes at the Chase County Invitational helped push the Longhorns to another meet championship.
Kaley Hauxwell leads the pack at this point in the 3200 meter run, and ended up with the silver medal, improving her time by 23 seconds for a personal best. Teammates, behind her, from left, include Madison Brown, Brooklyn Christensen and Kayla Schilke. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County has a new 3200 meter relay record on the girls’ side after this team’s performance at last week’s Chase County home meet. The team, from left, Mallie McNair, Taylin McNair, Kadyn Milner and Destiny Reinke, set both meet and school records with their first place time of 9:45.36. (Johnson Publications photo)
More records fall as Lady Longhorns win big at home
With four meet and one school record broken by the Lady Longhorn track team last week at their home meet, it’s no surprise Chase County took the team title.
Girls set more records at Hershey meet
Another record-breaking day came Saturday for the Lady Longhorns as they set new records in three events en route to their fifth meet championship of the season.
A good day for track, Chase County athletes
Chase County won both divisions at Tuesday’s home meet held on a beautiful track day in Imperial.