Legion baseball opens on road May 25
The Imperial Legion Juniors and Seniors will play their first games of the season May 25 at Gothenburg.
Sports
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Sprinters head down the track in the 100-meter dash at the DCS Twilight. From left, Wauneta-Palisade’s Halle Bardsley placed seventh, and teammate Brooke Knotts was second, while Chase County’s Chloe Dillan was third and Peyton Owens fourth. Rawlins County’s Michaela Rippe, right, won the race.
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Joee Clevenger crosses the 100 meter hurdles’ finish line in second place.
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Chase County Schools was a busy place Thursday when it hosted the SPVA junior high meet as planned, but also the rescheduled high school meet. The day went off without a hitch and wrapped up in good time.
CCS hoping to continue girls’ district dominance on track
Spring is in the air and district track season is upon us.
Mother Nature has other plans for CCS scheduled golf meets
Two invites were on last week’s calendar for the Chase County golf team, but the forecast had other ideas.
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Peyton Cox placed third in shot put Friday at the DCS Twilight.
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Friday’s DCS Twilight saw Aidan Kennicutt finish sixth in discus.
WP sees some of area’s best athletes at last week’s meets
Between the Best of the Midwest in Sutherland and the Dundy County Stratton Twilight, the Wauneta-Palisade track teams battled some of Kansas and Nebraska’s best athletes last week.
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Stephen Murray runs his leg of the SPVA-winning 1,600 meter relay team. Also running were Luis Co, Easton Fries and Ryan Bernhardt.
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Jensen Olsen, left, and Kade Anderson battle a North Platte St. Pat’s hurdler in the prelims of the 110 meter hurdles at SPVA. Both advanced to the finals. Olsen placed third and Anderson finished fifth.
Longhorns fine tuning for Thursday’s district meet
“Last week was crazy,” Chase County boys’ track coach Carl Zuege said.