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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.

Hot start not enough for ‘Horns at state tourney

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.

Leadership major factor in successful WP girls’ 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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CSG Torch Run set for May 24-July 18

The Nebraska Sports Council (NSC) has announced that the Cornhusker State Games (CSG) Torch Run will again be conducted virtually but with an expanded time frame to allow more participation.

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Chase County trio picked for SPVA conference first teams

Chase County placed three basketball players on their respective first teams of the SPVA conference and six total on the conference lists.

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Halle and Kenzie Bardsley designed and are selling t-shirts with proceeds going towards the medical expenses of their father, Tyson Bardsley. Members of the Wauneta-Palisade girls’ basketball team wore the shirts before their district game Feb. 26.

Auction benefit planned in Wauneta for Tyson Bardsley

Friends and family members are rallying around Tyson Bardsley after the Wauneta man suffered a stroke Jan. 30.

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