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Wauneta-Palisade defenders pile on a Tigers’ ball carrier Friday at Paxton. In on the play for the Broncos are, from left, Aden Acton, Blake Nickerson, Trey McCrumb and Grayden Sutherland.
With its playoff life on the line, the Wauneta-Palisade football team lost to Paxton 0-48 Friday. The loss dropped WP to 19th in the points standings.
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Jacksen Littrel stares down an Arthur County defender as Littrel heads up field. Littrel finished the game with a team high 94 yards on the ground.
The Wauneta-Palisade football team took its best shot at Arthur County last Friday, but came up on the short end of the stick against Class D6’s second ranked team.
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Kade Anderson is interfered with as he tries to make a catch in the end zone against Mitchell.
With a berth in the Class C2 playoffs within their grasp, the Chase County football team will need wins in its next two games to earn a playoff berth after a 0-30 loss Friday to Mitchell, secon
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Tristan Nordhausen passes a serve in the CCS win over Perkins County.
Ready or not, the SPVA tournament is seeded and ready to go.
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CCS senior Peyton Dubas ran in his final SPVA meet last Thursday in Perkins County.
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Senior Maddie Hanes passes by CCS coaches, from left, Carl Zuege, Holden Dreiling and Chris Bartels as she runs the SPVA course in Perkins County.
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CCS senior Colin O’Neil ran in his final SPVA meet last Thursday in Perkins County.
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CCS senior McKenzie Vogt ran in her final SPVA meet last Thursday in Perkins County.
Chase County closed out the regular cross country season with good performances at the SPVA Conference meet.
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