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Jacksen Littrel takes a handoff from Michael Duvel against South Platte and heads up the field behind the blocking of, from left, Noah Sandman, Derik Kennicutt, Grayden Sutherland and Kyle Jutten.
This season’s Wauneta-Palisade football team couldn’t have asked for a better start.
WP opened the season with three-straight wins and a spot in the Class D6 ratings.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
The CCS volleyball team celebrates a touch call late in the fifth set of the Longhorns subdistrict win over Hershey Monday night in Ogallala, setting up a final’s match up with the Indians on their home court.
As the old adage says, it’s tough to beat a team three times. The Chase County volleyball team proved four times is even tougher Monday night.
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Michael Duvel pulls down a Brady runner in the Broncos final game of the season last week.
The Wauneta-Palisade football team dug itself too deep of a hole last Friday against Brady.
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Cali Cox battles a Paxton Tiger at the net in the team’s subdistrict match.
The Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team lost to Paxton Monday, ending their season with a 10-18 record.
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Lineman Tyler O’Neil (72) leads running back Dawson Mollendor around the left end against Valentine.
Although last Friday’s game against Valentine could have went better, the Chase County football team is in the Class C2 playoffs.
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