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The Wauneta-Palisade defense forced 16 turnovers and had 12 sacks in the 2021 season. Working to contain a Southwest running back include Hunter Miner (25), Garrett Hanna (1), Wyatt Muths (29), Conner Bryner (15), Colby Hoskovec (background) and Aidan Kennicutt (58).
The Wauneta-Palisade football team had its best season since 2018 this fall, finishing with a 4-4 record.
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Bryn McNair hits over a Hershey blocker in the SPVA championship match Saturday at Perkins County.
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Members of Chase County’s conference winning volleyball team are, front from left, Jerzee Milner, Chloe Dillan, Lucy Spady, middle from left, Assistant Coach Shannon Fisher, Ali McNair, Bryn McNair, Joee Clevenger, Liz Reeves, Samantha Schrotberger, back from left, Assistant Coach Kristi McNair, Landree McNair, Olivia Spady, Gisselle Acuna, Kaylie Lotspeich, Kylie Wiest, Tristan Nordhausen, Assistant Coach Emily Jones and Head Coach April Lambert.
For the sixth straight year the Chase County volleyball team reached the finals of the SPVA tournament and for the fourth time, the Longhorns brought home the title.
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Above, while he missed qualifying for state, Trevin Moreno led the Longhorn boys last week at districts with a 25th place finish. Jordan Jablonski held her position above the 15th place mark through most of the district race, finishing 11th and qualifying for state.
Perfect running conditions allowed nearly every Chase County runner to record a season’s personal record last Thursday at the district cross country meet in Ogallala.
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Cali Cox sends an attack in Hitchcock County’s direction as teammates Peyton Cox (18), Izzy Stehno (10), Chloe Stehno and GraCee Goings (5) prepare to defend a block. Wauneta-Palisade beat the Falcons Monday in four sets to advance to the RPAC tournament semi-finals.
The Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team opened its RPAC tournament appearance Monday night with wins over Maxwell and Hitchcock County.
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Easton Fries weaves between Bridgeport defenders in the first quarter of Chase County’s win over the Bulldogs.
Despite homecoming royalty being crowned at halftime of Chase County’s Friday football game against Bridgeport, fans had every reason to stay until the final whistle.
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