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Jerzee Milner, left, and Jordan Jablonski battle for a jump ball with Mae Siegel of North Platte St. Pat’s.
The Chase County girls’ basketball team is on a four game winning streak after a victory over North Platte St. Pat’s Friday. CCS has gone 10-1 since the new year began.
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Tate Teply gathers his strength for a shot at the basket in Saturday morning’s competition.
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In good form, Violet Sparrow lets the basketball fly as she competes in the free throw contest.
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First place winners at Imperial’s Knights of Columbus free throw contest were, front from left, Mylah Aeby, Mia Fries, Paige Owens, Karlie Anderson, back from left, Lukas Fries, Zak Anderson, Knox Paisley, Haven Hauxwell and Hayley Rusher.
Nine youths who were accurate on their free throws advanced to the next level of competition in the Knights of Columbus free throw shooting contest.
“Color Palette” Kate Parrish
“Color Palette,” an acrylic painting, earned Kate Parrish the Wauneta-Palisade school medal at the RPAC Art Contest.
The contest was held Jan. 20 at Cambridge. WP took 10 pieces.
It’s a disappointment, again, to Imperial FFA Advisor Jason Speck, but he also understands some of the reasoning for a second state FFA convention that will be virtual.
There’s now hope for those working with overstimulated children.
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