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Imperial FFA officers for 2021-22 include, from left, Matalie Wallin, reporter; Remington Yaw, historian; Markenna Terryberry, sentinel; Elizabeth Reeves, secretary; Morel Jurado, president; Jordan Jablonski, treasurer; Madelynn Hanes, vice-president; and Ryan Bernhardt, parliamentarian.
It felt more “normal” at this year’s Imperial FFA banquet and awards program.
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Lucy Spady swept the 1,600 and 3,200 meter crowns at the SPVA championships Friday in Grant.
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Senior Kora Weiss passes the baton to Jordan Jablonski in the 3,200 meter relay. CCS won the event by 46 seconds.
The Chase County girls’ track team won 15 of 17 events en route to a 100 point win at the SPVA conference meet Friday at Grant.
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Senior Brit Gockley placed second at SPVA in the pole vault behind teammate Carter Leibbrandt. Both had personal bests of 12’6”.
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Cedric Maxwell, left, outpaces teammates Clay Meeske, right, and Ryan Bernhardt to the finish line of the 400 meter dash. Meeske finished second and Bernhardt sixth.
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Junior Jose Ayala ran a leg on the 3,200 meter relay that placed fourth at SPVA.
It was a struggle, according to Chase County boys’ track coach Carl Zuege, but his team won its seventh straight SPVA conference track championship Friday at Perkins County.
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Aidan Kennicutt threw the shot put and placed eighth in the discus with a PR at the RPAC meet.
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Cali Cox placed fifth in long jump at last week’s RPAC meet.
The Wauneta-Palisade girls’ 400 meter relay had the school’s top finish at Friday’s RPAC track meet.
The weather may have cooperated, but, for many, the course didn’t at the SPVA Conference golf meet Friday at Bridgeport.
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