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Alejandra Castillo doesn’t let the Hershey base runner distract her from a ground ball.
The Chase County softball team was able to stay at home last week, hosting three teams and picking up a win in the process.
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Chloe Stehno attacks past an Arapahoe blocker at the Hitchcock County Tournament Saturday in Culbertson.
Five matches in three days pushed the Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team last week.
The Broncos split a triangular with Kansas schools St. Francis and Rawlins County Thursday.
The Chase County volleyball team had a light week of work with only one game on its schedule last week.
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Above, Jacksen Littrel cuts through a hole created by blockers Gabe McCrumb (32), Grayden Sutherland (54) and Noah Sandman (74).
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Above, Friday’s game between the Broncos and Sioux County was the Sandhills State Bank Game of the Week. WP players and coaches receive t-shirts and hats for their win. Pictured with WP players and coaches are Sandhills State Bank’s, right, Brenda Anderson, Sunni Nordhausen and Rhonda Bischoff.
The Wauneta-Palisade football team has outscored its opponents 155-50 to start the season, giving the Broncos a 3-0 record and a ranking of ninth in Class D6.
Youths in Greater Nebraska remain committed to small communities, but there is work to be done in showing them they can have the future they want in their hometowns, according to Nebraska Commu
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