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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
CCS had two 1,600-meter relay teams at Cambridge. The team of Kate Anderson, far left, and Stephen Murray won the race, while Luis Co and Tristan Jablonski, far right, placed fifth.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Colin O’Neil brought home the traveling plaque as winner of 1,600-meter run at the Don Stine Invite in Cambridge Saturday.

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Zach Tarin | Courtesy Photo
Sand flies as senior Cayden White completes his triple jump.

Longhorns roll over competition at Cambridge

    After a week of miserable conditions, the Chase County boys’ track team caught a break and had a warm, relatively wind-free day at the Don Stine Invite Saturday in Cambridge.

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Allison Sandman| Courtesy Photo
Ryleigh McCrumb, right, and Jewel Holthus round the final curve in the 400-meter dash at Cambridge.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Laiden Lawler placed seventh in the 400-meter dash. Grayden Sutherland, left, also had a personal best.

WP’s Walker sets school record in 100

    The Wauneta-Palisade track teams saw a little bit of everything last week, harsh wind and sprinkles Tuesday in Benkelman and a warm, relatively wind-free day Saturday in Cambridge.

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Terri Dillan | Courtesy Photo
Chloe Dillan, right, races to catch Ella Colson in the 400-meter relay.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Lucy Spady immediately grabbed the lead in the 1,600-meter run and ran away from the competition. Spady brought home the traveling plaque for the win and also a 3,200-meter run victory. Legs in the winning 1,600-meter relay and 3,200-meter relays gave Spady four first-place finishes.

CCS girls claim invite title

    With only one meet on the schedule last week, the Chase County girls’ track team made the most of it, winning the Don Stine Invite team title by 66 points.

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Chase Co. Extension Office | Courtesy Photo
Chase County youths who participated in the 4-H Public Speaking and Music Contest April 3 were, front from left, Sadie Sauder, Josie Sauder, Henley Worth, middle from left, Hayden Worth, Jackson Sauder, Lily Kuenning, Hayden Fowler, Hadley Worth, back from left, Bennett Kuenning, Sawyer Sauder, Luke Kuenning and Carter Kuenning.

4-H youths demonstrate speaking, music talents

    Fifteen 4-H members from Perkins and Chase counties participated in the 4-H Public Speaking and Music Contest April 3 at the Imperial United Methodist Church.

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