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Head girls’ track coach Troy Hauxwell observes the Lady Longhorns as they complete some conditioning drills before getting onto the track last Thursday.
The last time the Chase County girls’ track team was in action, the group was battling for a trophy in Omaha.
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The Chase County boys’ basketball team showed steady production throughout the season , from left, Mason Nordhausen, Kade Anderson, Cedric Maxwell, Clay Meeske, Tysen Lempke and Keenan Cole, not pictured.
Before the season started, Chase County boys’ basketball coach Chris Bartels knew his team would have a tough year ahead of it, despite the move down to Class C2.
This year’s Imperial Republican Final Four bracketology contest remains tight after the first two rounds of play.
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Keenan Cole got the Longhorns off to a hot start with eight points in the first quarter against Yutan.
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Senior Clay Meeske passes the ball back to classmate Cedric Maxwell in the first half of Chase County’s state matchup with Yutan.
Four 12 minutes last week, the Chase County boys’ basketball team gave second seeded Yutan all it wanted in the first round of the Class C2 state basketball tournament.
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Haylee Sandman led Wauneta-Palisade in points per game and was second in rebounding this season.
Starting off the season with four returning starters, two more letterwinners and a couple freshman ready to step up, Wauneta-Palisade girls’ basketball coach Matt Cox said there are times a sim
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