Mike Motz | The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
Joee Clevenger bumps a ball as Olivia Spady (10) and Bryn McNair look on.
The Chase County volleyball team saw its fair share of quality opponents last week, starting Sept. 20 with a trip to Sidney.
Sidney (14-3) is ranked ninth in Class B.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Andrew Wiest, center, battles several other runners at the finish in last Thursday’s Ogallala meet.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Faith Hauxwell, right, and Tessa Smith hit the 2-mile mark at last week’s Ogallala Invitational.
In a span of four days, Chase County’s runners discovered what they’ll face at the upcoming district and state cross country meets.
Nora Jameson For The Imperial Republican
McKenna Doetker goes low to make a pass at the Paxton Tournament.
Southwest Nebraska and the RPAC conference have no lack of quality volleyball teams this season and Wauneta-Palisade took on two of the best last week.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Bryn McNair stretches for a tip around a Cambridge blocker in the semifinals of Saturday’s McCook Tournament.
The Chase County volleyball team hit the court hard last week, facing two ranked teams, as well as two Class B schools.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Kathya Aragon singles against Bayard Tuesday at the Gering triangular.
Three panhandle schools were on the schedule last week for the Chase County softball team.
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