Wauneta-Palisade wrestlers paired up to work on basics during Tuesday’s practice.
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CCS Freshman Coach Emily Jones leads the CCS girls’ basketball team in a drill Monday. Left, Wauneta-Palisade wrestlers paired up to work on basics during Tuesday’s practice.
Monday was the first day of winter practices for NSAA sports. Many teams did conditioning last week.
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Bryn McNair (5) set a single season school record with 458 kills. McNair also led the team with 273 digs. Also pictured are, from left, Landree McNair, Jerzee Milner, Lucy Spady, Chloe Dillan and Joee Clevenger.
The 2021 volleyball season was one for the record books at Chase County.
Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications Alexa Sandman’s defensive skills shown for Wauneta-Palisade even though the senior moved from libero to outside hitter this fall. Sandman, pictured diving for a ball against Wynot in district finals, led WP with 420 serve receives and 322 digs, plus 80 aces. Also pictured are Halle Bardsley (1) and Isabelle Stehno (10).
With only one senior on the floor and a brand new coach for this season’s Wauneta-Palisade volleyball, it could have been easy to lower expectations.
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Chloe Dillan was second on for CCS in service receptions against Pierce.
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Jerzee Milner was perfect from the service line in the district finals.
Chase County’s volleyball season came to an end Saturday afternoon in Elm Creek.
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Peyton Cox (13) and Izzy Stehno (10) shut down a Wynot attack in the first set of the teams’ district match.
Heading into its district final Saturday, the Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team knew it would have its hands full.
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