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Hope Brosius passes the baton to Kambree Meeske in the 3,200 meter relay at the Chase County Invite.
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Jordan Jablonski has won the pole vault at every meet this season, including setting a personal record of 9’8” at the Chase County Invite.
It’s the same story, different week for the Chase County girls’ track team as weather has once more made adjustments to the team’s schedule.
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Grant Walker leads the field into a corner of the 400 meter dash at the Hitchcock County Invite.
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Payton Yearous and Peyton Vrbas head down the stretch of the 400 meter dash at the Hitchcock County Invite.
The Wauneta-Palisade track teams have stayed busy over the past week with meets hosted by Hitchcock County and Medicine Valley, while Friday’s RPAC meet is in sight.
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Senior Charles Barnes throws the discus at the Chase County Invite.
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Brandon Mintling, right, and Chase Rowley, left, head down the homestretch of the 200 meter dash during the Chase County Invite. Mintling finished third and Rowley sixth.
It didn’t take much deliberation for Chase County administrators to decide to delay last week’s Chase County Invite from April 20 to April 21 and the move paid off.
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Chase County’s 9th St. Singers received superior rankings from all three judges, so the group earned a plaque from the NSAA.
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Virginia Kimble earned an outstanding performance honorable mention for her saxophone solo.
Two of Chase County’s vocal music groups received the coveted NSAA plaque, while five musicians received an honorable mention in the outstanding performance rankings.
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Nickolas Rau sends his putt towards the hole at Enders Lake Golf Course during Chase County’s invite Monday.
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