Chase County took top honors at the Chase County Golf Invite. Members of the team are (from left): Head Coach Vanessa Taylor, Cole Pankonin, Braxton Chubb, Tate Teply, Zak Anderson, Harrison Foote, Aiden Tomky, Evan O’Neil, Asst. Coach Marissa McDaniel and Asst. Coach Jason Anderson.
CCS golfers win home Tourney
By Alan Carman
The Imperial Republican
On Tuesday, April 14, Chase County hosted it’s golf meet at the Enders Golf Course. Seven teams competed on a day that started out dreary and windy.
By the end of the day, the sun had come out and the wind turned to a stiff breeze and the Longhorns had claimed the championship.
Led by Zak Anderson taking top honors with a 76, all five varsity golfers for Chase County finished in the top 15.
Team scores
1. Chase County 325, 2. Hershey 329, 3. Dundy County Stratton 341, 4. Perkins County 359, 5. McCook 365, 6. Sutherland 367, 7. Ogallala 398.
Individual top 15
1. Zak Anderson CC 76, 2. Aidan Truesdale HER 78, 3. Houston Hill HER 78, 4. Cole Pankonin CC 80, 5. Dante Horner DCS 80, 6. Cade Kroeker PC 81, 7. Breck Horner DCS 84, 8. Braxton Chubb CC 84, 9. Tate Teply CC 85, 10. Zac Zeller HER 86, 11. Tripp Raile McC 86, 12. Lee Davidson McC 87, 13. Jack Smith HER 87, 14. Harrison Foote CC 88, 15. Cale Lutz DCS 88.
Medicine Valley Tournament
The Longhorns traveled to Curtis on Thursday, April 16 for the Medicine Valley Tournament. The Longhorns took top honors as a team. Individual placings were: Zak Anderson 2nd, Tate Teply 4th, Cole Pankonin 8th, Harrison Foote 9th and Braxton Chubb 14th.