CCS girls’ track team knows there is hard work ahead
The Chase County girls’ track team won 17 of 18 events at last week’s Perkins County Triangular, but the team knows tougher days lie ahead, starting with Thursday’s Ogallala Ed Moore Invite.
The Chase County girls’ track team won 17 of 18 events at last week’s Perkins County Triangular, but the team knows tougher days lie ahead, starting with Thursday’s Ogallala Ed Moore Invite.
Members of the young Chase County boys’ track team got their feet wet last Thursday in Perkins County. The Longhorns faced the Plainsmen and South Platte in the afternoon triangular.
Tracy Pribbeno and Jenna Schultz sit atop the standings in this year’s Imperial Republican Final Four bracketology contest.
Reaching the NCAA tournament for the first time in 12 years and advancing to the Sweet 16 capped off a stellar season for the University of Nebraska-Kearney women’s basketball team.


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Returning letterwinners for the Wauneta-Palisade track teams are, front from left, Zoey Boos, Kendra Bley, Payton Yearous, Haylee Sandman, Braxton McKinney, middle from left, Alexa Sandman, Chloe Stehno, Peyton Vrbas, Jacksen Littrel, Grant Walker, back from left, Aidan Kennicutt, Halle Bardsley, Cali Cox and Kyle Jutten.
Track meet season officially began Wednesday for Wauneta-Palisade. The Broncos traveled to Hitchcock County for their first meet of the season.
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