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CCS students who were in the top six of the education division’s Sweepstakes Awards at the Nebraska State Fair were, from left, Cryder Thayer, Sadie Sauder, Juliette O’Neil, Rosalee Jenkins and Riley Francis.
Students at Chase County Schools brought home a host of awards in the Education Department divisions at the 2022 Nebraska State Fair.
A Nebraska 4-H Shooting Sports Leader Certification Workshop is scheduled in Benkelman Dec. 3-4 at the Dundy County Fairgrounds in Benkelman.
Imperial FFA placed eighth in the junior division at State Range Judging last week.
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Landree McNair attacks the ball against Perkins County as teammates, from left, Bryn McNair, Tristan Nordhausen, Liz Reeves, Joee Clevenger and Peyton Owens prepare to defend against the Plainsmen. CCS split games at the triangular with PCS and Gothenburg.
The early part of the week looked familiar to the Chase County volleyball team. The Longhorns traveled to Gothenburg for their annual triangular with Perkins County and the Swedes.
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Tyler O’Neil (72) was the first CCS defender to get to the Hershey quarterback in the end zone, but teammates Zach Tarin (68), Tristan Jablonski (22) and James McArthur swarmed in to get the safety.
The cards were stacked in the Chase County football team’s favor when Hershey came to Imperial Friday night.
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