JV girls wind up '16-17 season without a loss
Members of the JV girls’ basketball team can boast of an undefeated 15-0 record in the 2016-17 season. A pair of wins last week over Wray, Colo., and North Platte St.
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Shorthorns win two of three at Dundy County Stratton
Chase County’s junior high boys’ team won two of three games at Dundy Co. Stratton last Thursday. And, in the only loss of the day, the Shorthorn C team lost by just a point.
Cody Williams goes up over the St. Pat’s defense to get two of his four baskets from the paint in the fourth quarter. He added four free throws in the period as well, finishing with 25 points. (Johnson Publications photo)
Ike Maxwell gets one of two back-to-back three pointers during third quarter action Friday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Longhorns get much-needed win
Chase County’s boys got a much-needed win on their home floor Friday, closing out a persistent North Platte St. Pat’s team 61-52.
Eli Hinojosa is just a junior at CCS. In his first match of the Southwest Tournament, Hinojosa (left), whose record stands at 41-3 this year, pinned Josh Mason of Garden County to claim victory number 100. Fans in the background can be seen holding up cards with the number 100 on them. (Johnson PublicationS photo)
Hinojosa scores 100th victory
In the semi-final match in the 160 pound division, Bryson Fisher got Justus Monette (23-5) of Mullen in a double chicken wing, but ran out of time before he could lock down the pin. Fisher won a major decision victory in the match to advance to the finals. (Johnson Publications photo)
In the semi-final match in the 160 pound division, Bryson Fisher got Justus Monette (23-5) of Mullen in a double chicken wing, but ran out of time before he could lock down the pin. Fisher won a major decision victory in the match to advance to the finals. (Johnson Publications photo)