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Cole Pankonin chips during the CCS Invite. Pankonin shot a 98 at the Kimball Invite last Thursday.
With a slight change to its schedule, the Chase County golf team was able to get itself on Kimball’s Four Winds Golf Course, home of next week’s C5 district golf meet.
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From left, Hayley Rusher, Adelle Eskew and Riley Rusher head down the homestretch of the 200-meter dash finals at the Dundy County Stratton Twilight Meet Friday.
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Kaylie Lotspeich prepares to throw the discus at the Best of the Midwest.
Two different meets had two different goals for the Chase County girls’ track team last week.
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Girls and boys competed together for the 3,200-meter run at the DCS Twilight. Above, senior Michael McBride leads a group, including Tessa Smith, around a corner early in the race.
The Chase County boys’ track team came off strong performances at the Best of the Midwest May 2 and went on to dominate the competition at the Dundy County Stratton Twilight Friday.
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Easton Fries won the 400 and both hurdle races at SPVA. Above, Fries keeps his eyes on the finish line as St. Pat’s Jaxon Knisley goes down.
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Mason Wallin clears 14’1” in the pole vault at the SPVA Championships. Wallin set a personal best and won the event by 12 inches.
After winning seven straight SPVA track team titles, the Chase County boys’ track team finished second last season to eventual Class D state champion North Platte St. Pat’s.
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Bryn McNair glides over the high jump bar at SPVA. McNair set a new meet record with a jump of 5’7”
Just when SPVA teams thought they’d spotted a weakness with the Chase County girls track team, the Longhorns sent a clear message that they are dominant team in the conference.
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